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Pirates of the Burning Sea
Games
Price: £24.99 | Rating: 78%
Pirates are history’s great anti-heroes, regarded as on a par with ninjas when it comes to legendary cultural status. What makes Pirates so perennially popular? Could it be...
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Crysis
Games
Price: £34.99 | Rating: 95%
Crysis - the long-awaited spiritual successor to Far Cry - drops you into the combat boots of Jake 'Nomad' Dunn, a US Delta Force solider...
Need for Speed: Pro Street
Games
Price: £29.99 | Rating: 79%
The long-running Need for Speed series underwent a revolution four years ago, when it moved into the murky world of illegal street racing. However, after...
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Games
Price: £34.99 | Rating: 91%
This latest edition of Call of Duty marks a quantum shift in the game's evolution. Instead of WWII combat - fighting as a squaddie for...
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Half-Life 2: Episode Two (Orange Box)
Games
Price: £34.99 | Rating: 88%
Half-Life 2 is widely recognised as one of the greatest PC first-person shooters of all time but, instead of following it up with Half-Life 3,...
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Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
Games
Price: £34.99 | Rating: 73%
The competition between online shooters is becoming vicious, with three heavy hitters doing battle this autumn. Team Fortress 2 (TF2) and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars...
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Clive Barker's Jericho
Games
Price: £34.99 | Rating: 89%
If you've ever seen any of the 'Hellraiser' films, you'll know that Clive Barker has a truly twisted mind. Visceral horror, intertwined with the occult...
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Two Worlds
Games
Price: £29.99 | Rating: 77%
Set in the mythical world of Antaloor, Two Worlds is a role-playing game (RPG) that puts you in the steel boots of a sword-for-hire mercenary,...
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CyberPower Gamer Infinity Quad Elite
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Price: £850
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