1. Microsoft E3 press conference
(Articles and news/News)

... you showing you the moves and gives you words of encouragement. Combat training shown. Blocks appear on screen and you punch them away. The player is represented with a colourful silhouette. Harmonix ...

2. Review: God of War III (PS3)
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... O to grab, □ for a light attack and Δ for a heavy, slower attack.  L1 blocks and R1 interacts with objects, often leading to a quicktime event (QTE) where you have to quickly match the button-presses shown ...

3. 3D Dot Game Heroes 'bonerific'
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... first quest). I’d like to see it get judged on its own merits – like the humour and fully customisable character and weapons, one of the benefits of a world created purely by blocks! 3D Dot Game Heroes ...

4. UFO Gamers goes live with, um, Post-It™ notes...
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We all know that Post-It™ notes are amazing. And that other gummed adhesive note blocks are available in a similar price range. And now, you can watch the Post-It™s at UFO Towers' office wall! Not ...

5. Review: Trine
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... are giving you trouble, you become the warrior.  If you have a puzzle that requires blocks to be placed in certain areas, then you employ the wizard to conjur such items up.  If you need to go leaping ...

6. DS game spotlight
(Articles and news/General articles)

... bottom holds a ever ascending pile of different colour blocks. Your task is to balance the two style as you play. The platforming pauses while you slide blocks from left to right, matching colours of 3 ...

7. Quick review: Shatter
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... you have a little ship on one edge of the arena and you launch a ball that breaks blocks, but you also have the ability to suck and blow.  Oh yes.  These actions divert your ball's course and ...

8. Fan-made Zelda tribute goes Wolfenstein-type 3D
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... keys, look around with the mouse, left-click serves as an attack while right-clicking blocks attacks with the shield. It is really fun to play The Legend of Zelda in 3D, even if a bit motion sickness inducing. ...

9. Out and Proud for the week ending 26.06.09
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... detection are the best I've seen in any game. Punches slide off arms, fists weave under blocks and faces contort convincingly. Awesome. But it is a bit of a toss up between that and Transformers: Revenge ...

10. Fight Night Round 4 physics engine trailer
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... to punch through blocks and dynamic sweat & tears. The game is looking great and true it could be prerendered but since FNR3 looked so good there's no reason why Fight Night Round 4 can't look ...

11. Onslaught review
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... you and the soldiers. Not really surprising for a title like this especially since it only takes up 309 blocks on your Wii and took me less than five minutes to download. Controls are generally good ...

12. Konami to bring bubble headed bomb droppers to DS...
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... that made the game popular. Players will also have missions to complete within a time period such as; blowing up a certain number of blocks, destroying specific energy cores to simply escaping a level. ...

13. Review: Tomb Raider: Underworld
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... only does Lara have some weight behind her, but the objects she moves around do too.  Large blocks, chests, metal cages and other Tomb Raider puzzle staples are pushed around slowly, with an awkwardness ...

14. Tomb Raider: Going deeper underground
(Articles and news/News)

... of the pressure pad (just how advanced were these ancient civilisations?) which you weigh down by lugging big blocks about.  Lara can also throw the objects she's using, either as part of a puzzle ...