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Submitted by BIoodmask 1266d ago | article

Why Wait? Leipzig's Biggest Games Reviewed Now

If you read Games Radar's E3 coverage, you'll know that they like cutting straight to the chase with their coverage of new games. The wishy-washy approach of "It's got potential, but only time will tell". No, GamesRadar like to go with their gut and give you instant, no nonsense appraisals of the games that will be vying for your wallet-love over the coming year.

And thus, as GamesRadar did at E3, they have reviewed and rated the biggest and best from the Leipzig GC show floor. Their play-time on these babies may only have lasted between ten minutes and an hour, but they are always, always right.*

(*GamesRadar is not necessarily right about this statement. These scores of course do not necessarily reflect the ratings these games will receive when they review the full, finished article.) (Nintendo DS, PC, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360)

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