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F1 Race Stars reimagines F1 racing with a whimsical, karting twist, blending iconic tracks and drivers with arcade fun.

Kinect Nat Geo TV transforms your living room into a wild, educational adventure for the family, scoring a roaring 8/10.

Sesame Street magic comes alive with Kinect TV, transforming children's playtime into interactive learning adventures.

Windows 8 is a make or break moment for Microsoft, but the new operating system has its good, bad, and ugly points.

Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed III takes players to the American War of Independence, introducing a new hero in an epic tale of rebellion and discovery.

Sackboy joins the kart racing genre but LittleBigPlanet Karting hits bumps with physics and AI, yet shines in customisation and multiplayer fun.

Despite initial scepticism, the iPad Mini impresses with its perfect hand-fit size and versatile utility, yet its older A5 chip sparks discussion.

We've seen many scenarios in video games where we imagine what the world will be like if it were invaded by nasty beings.

WWE '13 nails the Attitude Era, offering fans a nostalgic trip and a roster boasting over 100 characters. But, does it tackle past flaws?.

Nintendo proved that brain training video games are popular after selling millions copies when released a few years ago.

Fujifilm X10 nails the retro vibe with modern tech, offering a lightweight, feature-rich experience for on-the-go photography enthusiasts.

The Motorola Defy XT impresses with its robust design, perfect for adventurers. Waterproof, dustproof, and filled with smart features!.

The Garmin Nuvi 2495 LMT is a smartphone-like GPS device with impressive features, making it a good choice for regular drivers.

LG Optimus L7 review: A solid mid-range Android with unique Snapper Mobile App for NFC payments, ideal for Wellington users.

NBA 2K13 dazzles with TV-like visuals and a deep gameplay experience on Xbox 360, despite a steep learning curve.

The first review of Assassin's Creed III has arrived just one day before the game's launch tomorrow, and the reviewer says it's damn near perfect.

With the plethora of first-person and third-person shooting games available on the market today, some people might think original gaming ideas are dying.

Naughty Bear was the cute little kid's game released in 2010, featuring many teddy bears in the forest living in harmony.

It is a brave thing to offer a new IP in the season of big franchises, Dishonored is a unique beast and a wonderful big melting pot of ideas.

Resident Evil debuted back on the PS One console in 1996 and it pretty much introduced the survival horror genre into the world of gaming.