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By GamesRadar Staff published 8 January 11

Get ready to get angry - there are some good games in here

By Mikel Reparaz published 30 November 10

Your ears may never forgive you

By David_Wolinsky published 30 September 10

Tedious, unpolished gameplay washes away impressive water effects

By Henry Gilbert published 1 September 10

Because "Fall of Arcade" is a bad name for a promotion

By David Meikleham published 25 June 10

We give some neglected gems the lovin' they deserve

By Nathan_Meunier published 15 April 10

Drowned, burnt, shot... we like it

By Will_Johnston published 22 June 07

Soak up the next-gen water effects in this sci-fi thriller

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