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Episode 3: Penumbra: Black Plague and Battalion Wars 2
Start/Select | 25 January 2008
In episode 3 of Start/Select, GameSpot UK's Guy Cocker talks to the scriptwriter for Penumbra: Black Plague about the game's background, its interactive qualities and how you get to be a game scriptwriter in the first place. He also has a chat with the creative director for developer Kuju, to find out more about Battalion Wars 2 for the Wii.
Episode 9: Nick Cave digs like Lazarus
Encoded | 24 January 2008
Nate Lanxon returns with the first Encoded of 2008 and brings a bumper hard drive full of audible goodies both old and new. Aussie writer, actor, singer and full time lord of darkness Nick Cave brings us his latest video; 90s hip-hop legend Guru resurfaces with a new album of smooth jazz-inspired beats; and rising hardcore punk stars Gallows bring news of a new album and single.
Episode 2: Party games, Xbox LIVE movies and Burnout Paradise
Start/Select | 24 January 2008
Guy Cocker and his panel of experts are back for more gaming goodness in this second episode of Start/Select. This week they look at games for the party season in particular SingStar for the PS3 and Sony's card-playing game The Eye of Judgment. They also review the new high-definition movies that have been released on to the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and have a gander at the Burnout Paradise demo.
London black cab races sat-nav
Crave TV | 22 January 2008
Ever wondered how well a cutting-edge sat-nav would perform against a seasoned black cab driver with the Knowledge? CNET.co.uk's Andrew Lim challenged experienced cabbie Steve McNamara to a race along the winding streets of London town to find out. Andrew had the state-of-the-art TomTom Go 520; Steve had the Knowledge and years of experience. Would Steve's grey matter prevail over modern technology? Watch and find out...
Movie Review: No Country for Old Men
Reel Weekend | 18 January 2008
The Coen brothers return to cinemas this week with their acclaimed new thriller No Country For Old Men, and if you were starting to wonder if Joel and Ethan had lost it following their last two films, let us assure you that No Country is a huge return to form. The film stars Josh Brolin as a Texan tough guy who runs off with $2m that he finds at the scene of a bungled drug deal it's a western, a thriller and an art-movie rolled into one, and kicks off 2008 in formidable style.
Win a selection of 'Aliens vs Predator' goodies!
Reel Weekend | 18 January 2008
To celebrate the launch of Aliens vs Predator Requiem this weekend we've got a bunch of Alien vs Predator swag to giveaway to five lucky people. Each winner will get a selection of goodies including t-shirts, caps, notepads, heat-sensitive mugs and.. a lightfinger. All you have to do is answer one simple question.
This competition is now closed. The five lucky winners were Alex Cottam, Julie Robins, Emma Hogan, Jenny Mallinson and Paul Hickman.
CES: The attack of the MP3 taser
Crave TV | 18 January 2008
Do you have serious concerns about your personal safety? Taser International has developed an MP3 player with a built-in taser, guaranteed to instantly transform a potential attacker into a writhing, crippled heap on the floor. Don't believe us? See it here CNET.co.uk's Rory Reid manages to persuade one brave guy to volunteer to be tasered on the show floor at CES in Las Vegas.
Episode 1: Call of Duty 4, 2008 preview and Turok
Start/Select | 18 January 2008
GameSpot UK's Guy Cocker hosts the very first in the Start/Select series, a fortnightly show about the latest happenings in the world of gaming. In this episode the panel discusses Call of Duty 4 and the end of WW2 shooters, look forward to all the new 2008 releases and Guy chats to the developers of Turok.
Movie Review: Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Reel Weekend | 18 January 2008
Walk Hard is a spoof of the musical biopic, most notably the Johnny Cash movie Walk The Line, but with elements of Ray, The Rutles and of course This Is Spinal Tap thrown in for good measure. Its the story of Dewey Cox, a good ol' boy from the wrong side of the tracks, and his ascent through the world of country music. John C Reilly gives the character of Dewey far more depth than youd expect, and embraces the chance to make himself looks ridiculous in nearly every scene.
Apple presents the MacBook Air
Crave TV | 17 January 2008
Steve Jobs once again had the world hanging off his every word this week as he presented the Apple keynote at Macworld 2008 and once again he delivered the goods, wooing the crowd with the MacBook Air. Measuring 19.4mm at its thickest end and weighing just 1.36kg, it's Apple's thinnest, lightest laptop yet small enough to fit into an envelope. He also announced upgrades to the iPhone, the iPod Touch and Apple TV, and launched iTunes movies to rent. Catch CNET.co.uk's highlights here...
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