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Pokemon Diamond and Pearl for Nintendo DS promise fans a captivating blend of adventure and battles—all with that unique Pokemon charm.

Windows Server 'Longhorn' Beta 3 launches, promising to shift IT focus from daily maintenance to strategic business growth.

Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII might have been missed by a lot of people amongst the hoopla and celebration that was the PlayStation 3 launch in March.

EA unveils The Simpsons Game, featuring original voices and new powers for the iconic family, set for Spring 2007 on multiple platforms.

Square Enix celebrates iconic status with Final Fantasy at the helm, gearing up for special anniversary editions amid global acclaim.

Virtua Tennis for PSP serves up a grand slam with its engaging World Tour mode, delighting fans by striking the perfect balance of simplicity and depth.

Matt Meffin, a 20-year-old Aucklander, shares his journey in Microsoft's gaming sector through the 'Search4Jobs' project, eyeing a future in game management.

Months of hard work has paid off for New Zealand Wi-Fi specialist Tomizone as it continues to expand into the global market.

When I first saw the cut scenes for Final Fantasy III on my DS, I just couldn’t believe how detailed, fluid and just plain kick butt the graphics were.

Get ready for the most crash-intensive car racing experience: Burnout: Dominator is here and it's pure adrenaline-fueled chaos.

Another PlayStation Network game title that looks like it could be one of the better downloadable games available is ‘Calling All Cars’.

Splinter Cell: Double Agent infiltrates PS3 with the same stealth action but faces criticism for lack of innovation against rivals.

Immerse yourself in the free thrill of CellFactor: Revolution, a PC game revolutionising play with Ageia PhysX tech. Discover more now!.

Explore the evolution of driving games, from arcade origins with classics like Ridge Racer, to innovative hits like Gran Turismo.

Computer Dynamics emerges as the essential partner for NZ's tech needs, boasting a vast range of networking and cabling solutions.

* NETAPPNot that long ago security discussions were around the network, now the prime focus is on data security.

CA boosts digital access, donating USD $25,000 and resources to Huntly's Computers in Homes scheme, empowering 18 disadvantaged families.

Auckland Girls’ Grammar students explore ICT careers at Go Girl – Go IT workshop, thanks to Women in Technology and Accelerating Auckland.

Exeed steps up its game in wide format printing, appointing specialist David Woolford and becoming the sole distributor for HP's printer range.

This month we have two different versions of Virtua Tennis to review so it should be interesting to see how they compare.