Auto Assault offers postapocalyptic online racing and combat
NCsoft introduces Auto Assault a persistent online game blending hot rods mutants and vehicular combat set in a ruined future. The title requires a $15 monthly subscription after a $49.99 PC release, with gameplay continuing as long as players pay.
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Auto Assault hands on look at Biomek MasterMind class
Victor Godinez previews the online driving RPG set in a three faction dystopian Earth. Players pick one of three races and customize a driver while piloting a battle vehicle with minion control. The game blends stunts driving with RPG progression, though it suffers from sound glitches and delayed inputs.
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Top Spin 2 Xbox 360 review with strong controls and creation tools
Top Spin 2 for Xbox 360 earns a B plus with solid controls and a deep character creation system despite modest visuals. It features simple tennis mechanics, a 24 real life pros lineup, and a $39 price, while Go! Sudoku for PSP offers approachable puzzle play at $29 with clear rules and relaxing presentation.
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Consoles Go Online at Game Expo
Sony Nintendo and Microsoft push online services as new consoles aim to turn players into networked media hubs. PlayStation 3 Wii and Xbox 360 feature downloadable movies and beyond gaming, with E3 set to reveal standout titles amid industry losses and cautious consumer spending.
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