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Hulk, smash! Joe, review! We take a peek at the tie-in video game for the new Incredible Hulk movie to see if it can buck the trend of most tie-in games and turn out to be any good. Let's just hope it doesn't make us too angry. Publishers don't like us when we're angry...
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Asus has just dropped into the office with an extra special present - a brand new Eee PC 901 model with Bluetooth, an Atom Processor and a whole heap of new games, software and utilities. Take a look at our unboxing as we take a glance at the latest Eee on the market.
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It's little, light-weight and Linux-flavoured - already HP could be well on its way to usurping the Eee PC as the king of the netbook, but could there be a fly in the ointment? We take a close look at HP's latest sub-notebook to see what's what.
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The Lego games have been a surprising success in recent years, so even though it may seem just a little bit kiddy we have to hold up our hands and admit being excited at the prospect of Lego Indy - was our excitement justified? Find out in our review!
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Gigabyte recently invited bit-tech and a few other international journalists to visit one of its factories in Nan-Ping. Read on to find out exactly where that Gigabyte P45 board you want to buy comes from.
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Contrary to popular belief, PC gaming doesn't have to be expensive - you don't need the fastest graphics cards and processors in the world in order to enjoy games at decent resolutions. We challenged ourselves to building a PC for £400... and here's how it turned out.
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We look under the hood of Race Driver: GRID, strip down its engine and make sure it's MOT worthy. Can Codemasters' new racer drive the fine line between simulation and arcade racer without spinning out? Prepare for a boot load more car puns as we find out!
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We're back from Taiwan now, but here's a handy list of all of our Computex 2008 coverage for those of you that missed all of the announcements last week. We'd also like to hear your feedback on this year's show, so that we can pass it back to the people that matter!
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The new Prince of Persia game has been shrouded in mystery ever since it was first announced and most people aren't even clear on the title! Now though, we can dispel some of the confusion after chatting to some of the Ubisoft team at Ubidays 2008.
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Scythe goes back to basics with it's new fan controller - the Kaze Master. We find out if the sleek and stylish exterior houses an equally impressive product, or if the Kaze Master is all show and no go.