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World Series of Poker
GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox
As its first crack at the PS2 and Xbox, you might be inclined to give World Series of Poker some slack. And coming from Activision's "Value" line, you'd expect some low-rent gameplay simpatico with its budget pricing. Even so, the game falls far short of expectations.

Nice Try EA; The NHL Don't Play That Game
GameCube, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox, Xbox 360
In a recent story posted on eahockey.com, it seems that game giant Electronics Arts (EA) tried to secure exclusive rights to NHL hockey in much the same fashion as the company's exclusive deal with the NFL, which makes EA the only publisher allowed to make NFL football games.

Take My Xbox 360. Please.
Xbox, Xbox 360
According to a recent special report from Famitsu Marketing Data Service ( www.f-ism.net ), a Japanese market research firm, Xbox 360 was not the hot ticket item Microsoft has hoped it would be when the system launched in Japan on December 10th

Gift Guide 2005 Part 6: Value Priced Games
GameCube, PlayStation 2, Windows PC, Xbox
They might be shy on technical polish and certainly lack the big huge marketing budgets of the game publishing giants, but "Value Priced" games can often offer rock solid fun nonetheless - and at budget conscious prices!

Gift Guide 2005 Part 5: Family Fun Games
GameCube, PlayStation 2, Windows PC, Xbox
It's one thing to drop fifty-odd bucks for one game gift for one person, quite another if the whole household is going to share the fun playing it. Here are some spread-it-around family titles.

Gift Guide 2005 Part 4: Serious Games
GameCube, PlayStation 2, Windows PC, Xbox
As gifts go, serious gamers want serious games, but only they seem to know what they're talking about. For everyone else, especially this year's gift givers, here are some new games they might not own already (be sure to check), all about "the one with that guy that does that thing."

Gift Guide 2005 Part 3: Gamer Gear
GameCube, General Use, Handheld, Legacy Systems, Macintosh, Mobile, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, TV Plug-n-Play, Windows PC, Xbox, Xbox 360
Perhaps the gamer on your gift list already owns every game and system under the sun. You can still surprise them with some game enhancing peripherals, geeky accessories, and chic gear. Check these out.

Battlefront II
PlayStation 2, Xbox
The no-brainer follow-up to the best selling Star Wars game LucasArts ever made, Battlefront II sticks to the formula of sci-fi combat action using trademarked characters and environments from all six Star Wars films.

Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green
Xbox
Like the movie it's based on, Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green is not much more than a flat out zombie bashing festival, with caricature violence and cathartic mayhem aplenty.

Heroes of the Pacific
Xbox
For some odd reason, there's a surprising shortage of aerial combat games on Xbox, even though the system, its controller and innate online multiplayer capabilities are perfectly suited to them. Hence, it's not too hard for Ubisoft's Heroes of the Pacific to stand-out in such a sparse crowd...


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