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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Zipper Interactive unzips its second free downloadable content for massive multiplayer shooter MAG next week, with a trio of special edition sniper rifles ready to make life more difficult for players with a love for wide-open spaces.
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It’s the year 2025 and a mandated world peace gives rise to three Private Military Corporations. The rise of the PMC also gives birth to the shadow war, a raging world-wide battle fought for profit and power rather than political ideologies.
Tomorrow I’m writing up my review of Playstation 3′s MAG. But today, today I need to earn my command stripes and spend an inordinate amount of time playing the game.
Massively-first-person shooter MAG is a complex PlayStation 3 game.
War broke out on my PlayStation 3 last night, slowly unfolding like a deadly blossom over the course of seven hours.
I’ve got a copy of MAG sitting right here on my desk waiting to be cracked open. I’ve managed to never play the game at any of the events leading up to its launch, so I’m not sure whether I should be anxious.
Video game retailer GameStop has deemed both Mass Effect 2 and Sony’s MAG worthy of keeping its employees up past midnight to get them into gamers’ hands.
