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Competition: Win Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits

Competition: Win Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits

How would you like to rock on the go? Well now you can with the latest Nintendo DS edition in the ever popular Guitar Hero series. Gamestyle have teamed up with Activision to give away one copy of Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits to one lucky person.
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Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits

Review: Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits (NDS)

Gamestyle must be masochistic. We keep returning to this series and the discomfort it brings; the wrist pain, the relatively poor sound quality, the censored lyrics, the limited selection of songs and the lack of fifth button... all for a portable fix of Guitar Hero when we're not near a TV. Up until now, it's been just about worth the effort.
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Review: Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter (PS2)

Its no surprise that Mace Griffin has aged badly.

Review: Overlord II (PS3)

One thing Overlord does do well is the humour.

Preview: Crime Scene (NDS)

Gamestyle is hoping that Crime Scene proves to be a worthy purchase.


iPhone Games Round-up: Part 2

Rolando is one of the bigger iPhone games released.

Review: Rock Band Unplugged (PSP)

This is perhaps one of the more complete music games for the platform.

Preview: Demon's Souls (PS3)

The twist comes via the online functionality.


Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits

Review: Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits (NDS)

Gamestyle must be masochistic. We keep returning to this series and the discomfort it brings; the wrist pain, the relatively poor sound quality, the censored lyrics, the limited selection of songs and the lack of fifth button... all for a portable fix of Guitar Hero when we're not near a TV. Up until now, it's been just about worth the effort.
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Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter

Review: Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter (PS2)

Much was made of Mace Griffin Bounty Hunter upon its arrival in 2003, for both the Xbox and Playstation 2 systems. Here was a first person shooter that tried to take on Halo and for many ‘reviewers’ at the time, succeeded in its challenge. Six years on, how does the PS2 version shape up?
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Review: Overlord II (PS3)

One thing Overlord does do well is the humour.

Review: Rock Band Unplugged (PSP)

This is perhaps one of the more complete music games for the platform.

Review: inFamous (PS3)

Undoubtedly a good game, Infamous can be a very frustrating experience at times.


Review: Virtua Tennis 2009 (PS3)

As it stands, however, the World Tour becomes a bit of a chore.

Review: Ghostbusters: The Video Game (PS3)

Still, it's one of the better licensed games we've played this year.

Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (360)

So why was Sonic 3 always the ugly duckling of the earlier games?


Crime Scene

Crime Scene

With the success of CSI and its spin-offs, it seems clear that many people are fascinated with criminal forensics. CSI itself has already been the subject of a half-dozen video games, although they've hardly been worthy of attention. It's questionable whether a game involving test-tubes and collecting fluff will ever be successful, but Gamestyle believes that Crime Scene, a new game soon to be released by French producer Nobilis, could be worth investigating.
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Demon's Souls

Preview: Demon's Souls (PS3)

It's a safe bet that any game title featuring the word 'demon' will have the involvement of Atlus in some capacity. Demon's Souls is no different, although the Persona creator only takes the role of publisher for this RPG.
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Preview: The Conduit (Wii)

The Conduit has the potential to exceed expectations.

Preview: Edge of Twilight (360)

You play as Lex, an outcast bounty hunter.

Preview: Hysteria Hospital: Emergency Ward (Wii)

Visually its hard not to reminisce about Theme Hospital.


Preview: Mx vs ATV Reflex (PS3)

Visually it’s hard not to be impressed by what we’ve seen on the game so far.

Preview: Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings (Wii)

This time around the competition comes from no other but Magnus Voller.

Preview: Mini Ninjas (360)

The combat looks far deeper than we expected.


iPhone Games Round-up: Part 2

iPhone Games Round-up: Part 2

As relative late adopters to the iPhone, we're still working our way through the insane backlog of games that have built up on the app store. Finding the diamonds in the rough is a difficult thing with the amount of content released every week, but we're doing our best. So, for the second outing of our games round-up, we delve into the genre of tower defence for the first time, as well as tackle the use of tilt controls (with varying success) and enjoy one of the biggest technical achievements on the iPhone.
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Gamestyle remembers: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

Gamestyle remembers: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

How do you follow up what is widely regarded as one of the greatest games of all time? That is the burden Nintendo tasked themselves with in creating the next entry in the Legend of Zelda series after the influential Ocarina of Time. Unsurprisingly they succeeded in created a game that equals, and possibly surpasses it.
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iPhone Games Round-Up

It’s so good even Phillip Schofield loves it.

Gamestyle remembers: Eternal Darkness

The psychological horror comes in the form of a highly-praised novelty known as 'sanity effects'.

Silver Screen: Street Fighter 2 The Animated Movie

This is not just recommended for fans of the game, but also those that love their anime.


Silver Screen: Resident Evil Degeneration

Like Final Fantasy: Advent Children, Degeneration is nothing more than style over substance.

Best of PSN

The most unique game in our list may not even be called a game.

Silver Screen: Max Payne

The only good thing to really say about Max Payne is that it's shot quite beautifully.