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So it seems you’ll now be able to get the latest football highlights on your PSP for only £5 a month. This may help me as somehow trying to follow football on the TV turns my brain into a spam sandwich. Yet throw a copy of PES into your console of choice and I can question the ref’s last sight test as well as anyone, must be the colour depth or something. Similarly I find it tricky to run over grannies and shoot cops unless I have a pad in front of me, weird.

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Tetris, Spore, Scrabble and Sudoku – EA’s iPhone lineup

First Dead Rising Wii Hands-On, Gameplay Footage

Duke Nukem Coming to Xbox 360

PS3 Music Peripheral Compatibility Update

Game File-Sharer Ordered to Pay £16,000 Damages

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