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DualShockers writes: "One site gives a game a 7. 4/10. 0. Another gives the same game 3/5 stars. And one more gives the game a 9. 5/10. 0. Which one of the three reviewers had their opinion tainted? You got it! It was the third one. But don’t worry, defend your site/magazine/show, because it’s all opinionated. One reviewer’s opinion is different from another right? Heard that one way too many times before. Let’s cut the crap. Some video game publications are being paid off by publishers to boost the appeal of certain games. These companies are being paid to cheat. To cheat the system and to cheat you all from a truly objective view of a game. And we gamers hate cheaters. "

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Gamersmint writes: "Downloadable content, these days, is becoming a crutch for game developers to lean on for earning some loose change (a lot of loose change in fact). We all know of Capcom’s infamous Resident Evil 5 multiplayer DLC stunt. While Ubisoft has not fallen to that level, ‘Battle of Forli’ still reeks of heresy. "

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Bioshock 2 is available today for PC, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. But which version is the best looking one? After we’ve seen some console-only comparisons, now it’s time for a big roundup including the PC-version of Bioshock 2. The pictures are taken with all details and in 1,280 x 1,024 pixel. As you can see, Anti-Aliasing has only a low impact on the quality of the graphics.

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In a recent interview with GamesIndustry. biz, Jamie MacDonald, former Vice President of Sony Worldwide Studios (the company responsible for EyeToy), gave out a few pointers to Sony and Microsoft regarding their respective motion controllers. MacDonald warned that gamers are expecting more from the 360 and PS3’s motion gaming than they do from the Wii, due to both consoles’ beefier hardware. However, he also warned about implementing "traditional long-form gameplay," lengthy sessions of which would leave players "completely knackered. "

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It looks like two of the bigger Nintendo magazines – Nintendo Power and the Official Nintendo Magazine – have something special in store.

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Rapture may not be as mysterious and intriguing this second time around, but it is nonetheless host to a powerful and moving tale that allows you to better realize–or pervert–Ryan’s principles at your own discretion. Regardless of whether or not this is a return visit to paradise lost, there is plenty to be found here to make it a worthwhile, meaningful, and compelling one.

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Barnes & Noble has the PC version of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 listed for pre-order at $19. 95, but it appears that this actually covers the entire game. It’s unclear whether this is a mistake or not on the retailer’s part, but if you plan on getting Bad Company 2, you should definitely go ahead and buy this in the event that they do honor it. The game normally retails for $50.

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IGN’s overall Top 10 Videogames of the Decade 2000-2009

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Mythic Entertainment has announced an upcoming in-game event, Night of Murder, for its MMO Warhammer Online.

Players can take part in quests and daily tome tasks in order to obtain special rewards. These include a well-mounted skull, which places a pike next to a fallen foe with their head atop it.

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In that screenshot comparison Videogameszone checked the differences between the PS3 and Xbox 360 version BioShock 2. Hint: Click on "Screenshot in HD" to view them in original size.

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