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CONTENT ARCHIVE | 2024 | MONTH - MONTH

April-June 2025   > January-March 2025

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​PIXEL REVIEW: TRON IDENTITY SWI 19/4/2025
Tron was resurrected in 2023 with a mix of storytelling and puzzling, under the unusual guise of a Disney license being handled by an indie developer. Shane deciphers this innovative game in his latest review.
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​PIXEL REVIEW: GREEN LANTERN: RISE OF THE MANHUNTERS PS3 15/4/2025
During the seventh generation, every superhero had to have their own game, even Green Lantern. Coinciding with (though not quite based on) the film, how would Hal distinguish himself from the competition? Shane investigates.
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​PIXEL REVIEW: CHOJIN HEIKI ZEROIGAR PCFX 11/4/2025
It's 1997 and the PC-FX's troubled lifecycle is winding to a close, only for an exclusive vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up to emerge, with grand anime cinematics and tricky gameplay. It would sink with its system... but did it deserve to?
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​PIXEL REVIEW: HALO: REACH X360 8/4/2025
The fourth and final outing for Bungie's run on the main Halo series, this 2010 first-person shooter marked a strong curtain call thanks to cool new weapons, strong multiplayer modes and general refinements, as Shane details.
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​PIXEL REVIEW: EA SPORTS WRC PS5 5/4/2025
Codemasters got their hands on the WRC license, just as EA got their hands on Codemasters. The successor to DiRT had all the ingredients you'd want from a top-level rallying experience, as Tom explains in his review.
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