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Here's where you can keep an eye on all updates and gaming news for February, 2011

February 28, 2011
Splash Damage’s Brink – the shooter of tomorrow?

Is the Enemy Territory developer on the brink of greatness? VGD investigates.

February 28, 2011
Hunted: The Demon’s Forge – dungeon crawling for the Uncharted generation

The cleavage ain’t the only thing that’s deep. Hands on with InXile Entertainment’s mix of Gears and Diablo.

February 18, 2011
Who’s That Flying?! review – schmup, meet Horde mode

Verdict on the Steam version of MediaTonic’s sideways-inclined alien discombobulator.

February 14, 2011
Kid Icarus: Uprising – so spectacular it’s agonising

A sight for sore eyes in more ways than one. Hands-on with Nintendo’s high-powered 3DS remake.

February 11, 2011
Virtua Tennis 4 Preview

Following Virtua Tennis 2009, Sega neatly avoids a double fault by handing the racquet back to AM3. We catch up with producer Mei Kumagai.

February 10, 2011
3DS hands-on: Steel Diver gives us a sinking feeling – and we like it

Down where it’s wetter *is* where it’s better, apparently. Our thoughts on Nintendo’s startlingly gripping aquatic adventure.

February 9, 2011
BioWare on Dragon Age II – “we’ve hit a bit of a sweet spot”

BioWare’s Fernando Melo talks us through the action-strategy balancing act, rogue identity crises, sarcastic death yells, self-conscious narrators and (of course) saving the world.

February 8, 2011
Dragon Age II – Xbox 360 hands-on

The sequel to BioWare’s best-selling RPG ever goes under our microscope. Dragon punch, or a bit of a drag?

February 8, 2011
Valve talks Portal 2 – “more complexity, but not necessarily difficulty”

Valve’s Chet Faliszek talks us through PS3/Xbox 360 differences, the mechanics of co-op, building on Portal’s award-winning narrative and “poking fun” at Half-Life.

February 7, 2011
Opinion: do rollicking good looks really matter any more?

Is the game up for champions of technological overload? As anticipation for Next Generation Portable hits fever-pitch, VGD questions the wisdom of pushing the graphical envelope.

February 4, 2011
Portal 2 hands-on – a robot hug is worth a thousand words

We get to grips with the sequel to Valve’s quirky first-person puzzler. PS3 version tested.

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What's New

Here's where you can keep an eye on all updates and gaming news for February, 2011

Splash Damage’s Brink – the shooter of tomorrow?

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge – dungeon crawling for the Uncharted generation

Who’s That Flying?! review – schmup, meet Horde mode

Kid Icarus: Uprising – so spectacular it’s agonising

Virtua Tennis 4 Preview

3DS hands-on: Steel Diver gives us a sinking feeling – and we like it

BioWare on Dragon Age II – “we’ve hit a bit of a sweet spot”

Dragon Age II – Xbox 360 hands-on

Valve talks Portal 2 – “more complexity, but not necessarily difficulty”

Opinion: do rollicking good looks really matter any more?

Portal 2 hands-on – a robot hug is worth a thousand words

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