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1000 Tiny Claws PSN
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Aqua Panic PSN
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Blue Toad Murder Files PSN
Buzz! Junior Monster Rumble PS3 PSN
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Castle Crashers PSN
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Flower PS3 PSN
Flower PS3 PSN
From Dust PSN
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Joe Danger PSN
Journey PSN
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Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath PSN
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Ratchet and Clank: Quest for Booty PS3 PSN
Red Johnson's Chronicles PSN
Renegade Ops PSN
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis PSN
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Trine PS3 PSN
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Wipeout HD PSN
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Flower may seem like an odd-ball on the PlayStation 3, but actually it's as true to Sony's PS3 system as Wipeout was on the PS1... read now
1000 Tiny Claws is a surprisingly epic entry in the Playstation Minis series, with an innovative - if confusing - gameplay mechanic... read now
From Dust makes me feel good. Its chaptered gameplay, sense of creation and responsibility to nurture what you've made meant it was an experience I could enjoy in manageable mouthfuls... read now
Journey promises to revolutionise the experience of playing with others it hits the Playstation 3 in 2012, while providing an epic quest through wistful and striking vistas... read now
Renegade Ops is a joy-filled blast through action movie cliches with a wonderfully retro flavour. In spite of teething issues, this deserves to be an instant classic... read now
Stranger's Wrath PS3 brings the filmic platforming of Oddworld into High Definition. What was once an Microsoft exclusive should now give a new audience the chance to see what they missed... read now
A recently discovered epic poem tells the story of four knights and their desperate quest to find entertainment. Based on Castle Crashers for Playstation 3 available through PSN. .. listen now
Red Johnson's Chronicles PSN is a dark pulp fiction story with a dash of humour that promises to create an intriguing modern twist on the point and click adventure... read now
Castle Crashers offers a quirky and stylish action romp for up to four players but lacked substance without genuinely engaging content... read now
Castle Crashers is a rolling maul of a game that oozes charm and style. But if you want to get the most out of it you need three friends to join you in front of your TV... read now
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World returns us to coin-op hay days and Double Dragon game play. Best though, it mixes in modern play styles... read now
Joe Danger PS3 is a cheeky chappy sort of game, a roller coaster of bright visuals that scream fun. The points as much of the time drove me to play it again and again - as well as collecting all those shiny coins... read now
Journey picks up the success of Flower and creates a darker more human story... read now
Aqua Panic maybe a by the numbers puzzle game, but with genuine charm and wide-ranging well-balanced levels there is more value here that I expected. I even got some of my hard-core shooter fan friends hooked on it... read now
Blue Toad Murders promised to be derivative, but turned out to be excellent fun for me. I even took the PS3 downstairs so my family could join in. Bright, clean, crisp fun that I wish had gone on a lot longer... read now
Resident Evil 3 on PSN and PSP is an urban nightmare notable more for the stories told by its setting and sense of place than the weak central narrative. As someone who is driven by games that tell a good tale, Resident Evil 3 both underwhelmed and intrigued me... read now
Wipeout is visually unique amongst racing games. Its gaming kudos enables it to draw on the top graphic designers from both the gaming and print industry. Wipeout HD on PS3 is simply stunning to look at. Although sticking to the tried and tested Blade Runner aesthetic, the sheer pace of the action coupled with an impressive replay and photo mode make this the best looking future racing game around... read now
Buzz! Junior: Monster Rumble is a party game aimed at a young audience. The game was ported to the PlayStation 3 by Cohort Studios from the PS2. It includes trophy support and the ability to use a DualShock wireless controller instead of Buzzers, but this doesn't make up for what is a very simple, quick to finish and overall extremely lacking game. .. read now
Trine is a platform game where you control a thief, a knight and a wizard. There is also a cooperative play feature, whereby multiple players can join in at any time to control different characters simultaneously. It's a solid, fun game, which fits very nicely into the somewhat lacking 2D spectrum of games available. .. read now
Flower delivers another emotional experience. After our review song and guide, we settle down for some time with Adam and his family to find out how they got on with it... read now
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