Gamestyle

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  • Homefront: The Revolution

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    Bradley Marsh
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    So hear me out for a moment. At the back end of 2015 I came to a decision that I wanted to step down from Gamestyle. Life got in the way and I couldn’t dedicate the time I felt the site deserved. There was another reason though. I just didn’t enjoy writing about games any…

  • 3D Out Run

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    Gareth Chappell
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    For many a retro gamer mentioning Out Run conjured up memories of racing at high speed through a host of idyllic locations in a Ferrari. There have been numerous remakes over the years but only the Xbox version in 2004 really managed to capture that spirit of freedom and speed that the original had. That’s…

  • Grand Theft Auto V

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    Bradley Marsh
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    GTA V has a remaster, a trend for late last gen games in 2014. But unlike Tomb Raider, Sleeping Dogs and some others, this is a bit special and could well be worth a buy even if you rinsed the original release. We won’t spend time talking about the core game, as that is pretty…

  • Zen Pinball 2

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    Bradley Marsh
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    You know how it is, you wait for a Pinball game then two come along at once. Whilst The Pinball Arcade does a fine job of recreating real world tables, the team behind Zen Pinball took a different approach. This is more of a videogame pinball experience, but by no means does it offer up…

  • Lego Marvel Super Heroes

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    Bradley Marsh
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    Ah LEGO, is there any franchise that won’t one day become immortalized in your wonderful blocks of greatness? This time it is the heroes from the Marvel world that get the block treatment. Yep, so far we have had Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, Lord Of The Rings (and soon to come The Hobbit)…

  • Grand Theft Auto V

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    Bradley Marsh
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    There is a little known game series known as Grand Theft Auto, that maybe some of you may have heard of, one or two might even have played one of the games. So under the radar the fifth iteration of the series has been released. Gamestyle take a look at what we can expect. We…

  • The Last of Us

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    Bradley Marsh
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    The Last Of Us is a Sony exclusive from Naughty Dog, makers of Jak & Daxter and Uncharted. It may be the most important game of the next generation, despite being the swansong from this generation. This is going to be a two part review of sorts. We’ll start with the game itself and avoid…

  • 007 Legends

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    Bradley Marsh
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    There have been as many Bond games as there have films. There have been as many developers for those games as there have been Bond actors. From the sublime in Goldeneye to the below average Nightfire. There hasn’t exactly been a dreadful game, but fans of the films set the bar high when it comes…

  • Limbo

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    Bradley Marsh
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    Limbo, as stated in the dictionary, is the term for a piece of Roman Catholic Theology. The border of hell or heaven, serving as the after death of unbaptised infants and of the righteous who died before coming of Christ. Well now many will know it as a wonderful but darkly game on Microsoft’s Xbox…

  • Super Mario Galaxy 2

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    Drew Middlemas
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    The first Super Mario Galaxy is one of the few games which we would still gladly pay full-price for again; it really was that good, and worth every single penny. With that in mind, we really did wonder how anybody could possibly claim that this sequel was better, and we found ourselves practically daring it…