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What’s better than one person doing a review? A whole community! R.U.S.E. was released last week, and we’d like to know what you think. Considering picking it up? This is the thread you need to see. Already played it? Or perhaps just the public beta? We need your thoughts below!
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I’ve played Ubisoft’s real-time strategy game R.U.S.E. plenty of times with gamepads and keyboards, but this week was my first chance to check it out using the Playstation Move, and I loved it.
