Banca de Revista

Hardcore Gamer [USA]
Winter 2008

Street Fighter IV
Street Fighter IV is in arcades throughout Japan and the West Coast, and that means it's time to break the game open and see how it ticks. Check out the in-depth examinations of SFIV's system mechanics, character strategies, and an exclusive interview with Yoshinori Ono!

Let's Retrogame Holiday
Is there a game tucked away in your closet, forgotten, that could be worth big bucks? Well, probably not. Still, if you want an education on what the most collectible, rare, and valuable games of all time are, chase the chuck wagon here.

Sonic Unleashed, Wii Music
We've got two huge, in-depth looks at Wii Music and Sonic Unleashed this month. Go beyond the score, and check out our interview coverage with Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto and Sega's Patrick Riley.

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Páginas: 35
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Hardcore Gamer [USA]
Fall 2008

Dead Space
This quarter's blowout is in honor of Dead Space, a game willing to bring the classic survival horror experience back into a twitchy post-RE4 world. Look no further for heavy coverage of gameplay, story, the many multimedia extensions of the property, and an exclusive interview with Dead Space producer Chuck Beaver.

Copy Protection
Take a hilarious trip down memory lane as Sardius and Ashura take a look at video game copy protection schemes of the past, from the simply ridiculous to the absolute evil of trying to play pirated Earthbound.

iPhone Gaming
Take a look at the recent launch of games for the iPhone and iPod touch to see if this hardware really has what it takes to "kill" dedicated portable gaming systems like the DS and PSP.

Tamanho: 25 Mb
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Páginas: 35
Idioma: Inglês

Hardcore Gamer
Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Edição: Spring 2008
Tamanho: 19 Mb
Formato: PDF
Páginas: 36

Super Smash Bros. Brawl
18 pages of coverage that ferrets out every little thing. Want to know what glitches are gone, what characters are in, which items are the most fun?

Niche Gaming and the Players of the Lost Art
Gaming used to be simple for a hardcore gamer who liked to play stuff that lay off the beaten path. Buy a PS2 and every single weird fighter, shooter, or RPG you'd ever want to play would eventually fall in your lap. To diversify, pick up a GBA or (a few years later) a Nintendo DS. Everything else took care of itself.

Previews
Mario Kart Wii, NISA's latest in Mana Khemia, and Majesco's surprising Eco Creatures.

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