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Phoenix Wright: Justice For All is the second chapter in the titular attorney’s series of text-based adventures.

Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts redefines WWII gaming with two fresh perspectives and exceptional gameplay, showcasing British and German campaigns.

Last year’s Blazing Angels was a disappointing attempt by Ubisoft to enter the coveted flight-simulation genre.

Spiderman teams up with foes in a unique twist on Wii's Friend or Foe, but the game disappoints with easy play and poor graphics.

Few vendors come back from the double whammy of disastrous lack of innovation and a period of channel disenfranchisement.

Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, a dazzling DS adventure, continues from Wind Waker, setting a new handheld gaming benchmark with innovative controls.

3Com’s H3C division has appointed Renaissance Brands as its NZ distributor, seeing it as an opportunity to develop an exclusive enterprise brand locally.

Thanks to the Worms series of games, Worms are also known as war machines, waging epic battles across the ages in a multitude of varied quality.

Windows Mobile 6 debuts in NZ, offering advanced mobile versions of Office apps. Telecom and Vodafone back its launch with new devices.

The Guitar Hero franchise is one of the most popular game franchises around and there are three very good reasons for this.

Ratatouille on Nintendo Wii serves a mixed dish of gameplay, merging modest platforming with cooking mini-games, but lacks the film's flair.

Nintendo's Big Brain Academy brings brain-training fun to the Wii, despite its limitations compared to the DS version.

Conan on Xbox 360 offers gamers a brutal hack n' slash escape with gritty graphics and a focus on sheer power. Less beauty, more beastly battles.

Following the October 16th release of Hitachi’s Simple Modular Storage Model 100 (SMS 100), the vendor has received significant positive channel feedback.

For your clients who rely on speed to save and backup large files, Western Digital’s My Book Studio Edition delivers.

Successful Wellington software consulting firm, Blade, has teamed up with distributor Soft Solutions to bring its exciting Blade Transfer Services 2.

For Medal of Honor fans the most recent entries in the WWII series have failed to live up to the full potential they possess.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 brings fresh features to Xbox 360, but underwhelms with familiar gameplay. Enthusiasts question its high price tag.

Two Worlds on Xbox 360 struggles with clunky controls and lacklustre graphics, a far cry from its RPG aspirations and potential.

The fifth annual survey conducted by networked storage solution provider Brocade asked IT managers to identify their top needs for the coming year.