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Pwned! is Gulf News’ shiny new gaming blog. Here we’ll bring you news, reviews, gossip and general gaming banter and maybe even tips. And we want to hear from you, whether you agree with us, disagree with us, or just want to let us know what you’re playing and what you think of it. Don’t be slow in hitting the comment button. We welcome all input, whether you’re l33t or n00b.
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Published 12:32 November 21, 2012
Review: Miranda Goshawk’s Book of Spells
If you’ve ever wanted to experience life in a Hogwarts classroom, Book of Spells is a must. Read more...
Posted by Andy Staples, Editor – Universal Copy Desk
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Published 12:30 November 21, 2012
Talk of the toon: Epic Mickey 2
Disney’s sequel to 2010’s Epic Mickey is a kids game that pays a great deal of homage to history. Read more...
Posted by Andy Staples, Editor – Universal Copy Desk
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Published 12:28 November 21, 2012
WWE 13 review
WWE 13 takes an unusual approach for an annual sports release by turning the clock back to WWE’s ‘Attitude Era’, featuring a series of stars from the late 1990s. Read more...
Posted by Andy Staples, Editor – Universal Copy Desk
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Published 12:27 November 21, 2012
Halo 4 review
From the moment the opening sequence ended and I took control of Master Chief, I knew I was in for a great ride. Read more...
Posted by Andy Staples, Editor – Universal Copy Desk
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Published 12:22 November 21, 2012
Assassin’s Creed review
I cannot tell a lie: I assassinated George Washington. Read more...
Posted by Andy Staples, Editor – Universal Copy Desk
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Published 12:20 November 21, 2012
The woman behind Master Chief
Let's get this one out of the way first: yes, Kiki Wolfkill is her real name, not her gamertag. It’s of German origin, she tells me, via Pennsylvania Dutch. Read more...
Posted by Andy Staples, Editor – Universal Copy Desk
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