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A British history of popular video games, told one sales chart #1 at a time
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Sega, 360/PS3/PC, #1 from week beginning 28 July 2012
Travellers’ Tales/Warner Bros., 360/PS3/Wii, #1 from 23/06/12
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Rockstar’s latest bit of cinematic violence finds a new dissonance in competence…
High scores for killing make a comeback…
A scrappy underdog gets more thoughtful on how to be the lesser of two evils…
Sometimes it’s nice not to choose everything…
Star Wars goes with everything again…
Terrible oncoming forces precipitate an end, of sorts….
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iain.mew
"Thanks! Good to know, and I passed that on to Games That Weren't ..."
Chris
"World Cup Football was published as World Cup Soccer by Macmillan. It ..."
Alex
"One of the Spectrum games I remember vividly. particularly the repeatedly kneeing someone ..."
kelvingreen
"Milk Race, BMX Simulator, and Paperboy as the top three in the week ..."
iain.mew
"Thanks very much! I think it is the most research-heavy post so far. ..."