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Tomb Raider going open world
By Johan Keyter 20 September 2010The next installment in the Tomb Raider saga is taking the adventure into the realm of open world games. FULL STORY >
Top 5 gaming console duds
By Hanleigh Daniels 17 September 2010Our list of the no-good consoles that made a minimal impact on the gaming market. FULL STORY >
Samsung unveiling its iPad killer in upcoming weeks
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Windows Phone 7 developer tools complete
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BlackBerry shows strong growth year on year
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