Exclusive Assassin’s Creed II Review in P3Zine Issue 33

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You can download the new issue of P3Zine for free. And for Playstation 3 owners it’s probably one of the biggest issues of the year as we review and rate some of the most highly anticipated games released this winter. Beginning with the most eagerly sought after sequel, Assassins Creed II. Its been well document that Ubisoft have worked on correcting all the flaws that blighted the original game to deliver a more entertaining experience. The time has come for us to see if all their hard work has paid off, find out what we gave this game in the full review by downloading the issue now!

We also have another exclusive inside with an in-depth interview with famed developers Insomniac Games. In-which we discuss a range of topics through out the massive 6 page spread, such as Resistance 3, upcoming downloadable content, their thoughts on digital distribution, information on the latest Ratchet and Clank game, and also what new IP’s the companies currently working on at the moment.

There’s also a review for the new RPG epic, Dragon Age: Origins. This new story is truly gigantic and will take some time to work your way through without missing anything and as this game is made by the same developers who created Mass Effect, expect some engaging plotlines and mature content along the way. You can find out more about this very brutal and bloody game in our full review.

But that’s not all as we have other reviews for the impressive looking DJ Hero and the latest instalment from the popular beat-em-up franchise Tekken. there’s also a hands-on preview for the open world game The Saboteur as well as first looks at Just Cause 2, Brink and Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing.

You can download the magazine now and read it whenever you choose, which we would recommend doing because it will look a lot better or if you prefer you can read the magazine directly in your browser.

 

Modern Warfare: Reflex Preview in PlayZine Issue 34

 

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You can download the new issue of PlayZine for free. And in this months issue we take some time out to preview Modern Warfare: Reflex, which is due out very soon on the Wii. With the developers promising that everything from the next-gen version will be included in this upcoming title, with nothings been left out, there’s a lot for Wii owners to be excited about as this could quite possibly be the biggest game for the Nintendo console this year. You can find out more about what this highly anticipated title will feature in the full preview.

Another huge title to be released this month is GTA Chinatown Wars, originally released earlier in the year for the DS, the games has now finally been ported for the PSP. And it looks to have come back bigger and better with more plot lines and missions to immerse yourself in as well as brand new features for you to enjoy. Find out what we thought of the game in this months issue.

Plus we take a first look at the rather lengthy titled, SOCOM: U.S Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 3 which is coming out on the PSP this month. As well as previews for the huge beat-em-up Tekken 6 for the PSP and Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes for the DS, the game which manages to combine three different genres in one story! And lastly we review the popular football simulation game FIFA 10 on the PSP.

You can download the magazine now and read it whenever you choose, which we would recommend doing because it will look a lot better or if you prefer you can read the magazine directly in your browser.


 

 

Is PSP Go! the PSP 2?

The PSP Go! Artist's impression. We're pretty confident on this one.

The web has been alight today with rumours of the “next” PSP, which is, so they say going, to be announced or unveiled by Sony at E3 this year. First things first. Is it the PSP 2? No. Can’t be. Commercial suicide. Sony has just got Rock Band, Assassin’s Creed 2, Tekken 6, LittleBigPlanet, Motorstorm and more announced for the PSP. They would be insane to have convinced developers to come back to the platform that they had all abandoned for the DS, just to pull the rug out and say, “Oh, by the way, we’ve got the PSP 2 coming out in Q3, but thanks for some games for our old platform.” Not beyond the realms of possibility given some decisions that have been made, but let’s be honest, much more likely that Sony managed to tempt developers back by giving them a sneak peak at some sexy new iteration of the PSP and promising a big marketing campaign to make it the “must have Christmas item”.