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We’ve been waiting for the follow-up to the successful Mass Effect since 2007 and now that Mass Effect 2 is here, does it continue on with the success of it’s predecessor? Or is it Mass Disappointment? We here at DailyJoypad.co.uk sat down with the game and now we bring you our full review of the alien blasting, planet exploring, sci-fi shoot ‘em up! What are you waiting for? Head inside!…

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Hidden object games have been pretty popular on the PC over recent times. Some being insanely hard and driving your eyes into spasm while the clock counts down with only one object to go. With the popularity of the genre it’s surprising that there isn’t more offerings on the Wii, which certainly seems like a logical fit. Having already cracked the sim genre on WiiWare with Anno: Create a New World, Keen Games are back with another title, The Mystery of Whiterock Castle. It’s a game that is firmly aimed at the younger members of the family, and also perfect to play along with them. So if you have little ones then read on to find out why The Mystery of Whiterock Castle is a perfect choice…

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The Guinness Book of Records has been in print since 1954, when only one thousand copies were produced and given away. In 1955 the Book of Records went straight to the top of the British best seller list, with over 70,000 copies being sold in the USA. Since then a yearly revision is published each and every October. On the 8th February 2008 Guinness released the first ever Book of Records dedicated to the world of video games, with Twin Galaxies providing the high scores. This was the first time that record breaking games, gamers, gaming platforms, and the people behind them have been brought together in one place. Since then the Gamers Edition of the record breaking book has gone from strength to strength. Read on to find what we think of the latest edition…

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On the same day that Darksiders hit stores across the UK a certain other hack-and-slash action game from SEGA made itself available. With the average gamer’s January budget never being a strong one, and Bayonetta being screamed about the most, Darksiders was certainly starting to look a little overshadowed to say the least. Even for me, when both games arrived at DailyJoypad HQ for review, it was SEGA’s title that I wanted to get stuck into the most. But then it came time for Darksiders, and all I could think about was how underwhelming it would probably be. Within the first ten minutes those thoughts had left me, within half an hour I was already addicted, the more I played the more I couldn’t put it down. To find out why, read on…