Cheap Games

If you want to see what’s going to happen within the next five years, invest in a copy of Frontlines: Fuel Of War. I jest, but you never know!

As the world heads into utter chaos, it’s your job to try and restore law and order. Somebody’s got to do it, I suppose – might as well be you.

To get this XBox 360 title for £14.99 from SoftUK, simply click here.

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Mass Effect is easily one of the best titles available on the XBox 360. It’s a science-fiction action and role-playing game which has been designed exclusively for the console.

After uncovering the greatest threat to civilisation it’s your job to convince the world of the grave threat at hand. Travel across the universe to piece the mystery together.

Click here to buy this game for £17.99 from ShopTo.

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Asda have another one of their amazing Wii deals, which is available from now until the 1st of June.

In exchange for £179 (which is what you’d pay for the system anywhere else) you get the console (with a copy of Wii Sports, a Wii Remote and a Nunchuk controller), copies of Big Brain Academy and Sega Superstars Tennis, and a Wii Accessory Pack.

This is without doubt the best offer you will get for a Wii at the moment, so snap it up fast!

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Bomberman Land, on the Wii, has three different modes – Story (where you face fierce opponents and challenging mini-games), Attraction (where you can replay the mini-games with up to three friends) and Battle (which is classic Bomberman for up to four players).

The whole family should be able to get some sort of fun from this game, as mini-games are popular with everyone. I think.

HMV are selling this title for the bargain price of £17.99 – click here for more details.

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When a bounty hunter searching for his missing sister receives vital information from a stranger, he joins a Dark Brotherhood – now he must learn how to use powerful forces to discover the truth.

The Two Worlds: Collector’s Edition contains a copy of the game, a printed map, a 48 page book, a soundtrack CD and an XBox Live trial.

Click here to buy this XBox 360 title for £19.99 from Game.

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If you can remember back to the days wehn Power Rangers was watchable, then Power Rangers: Super Legends could be of interest to you.

Unfortunately you have to put up with some of the newer stuff, which is rubbish, but it’s a small price to pay when you can battle Lord Zedd and his band of cronies.

Click here to buy the DS release of this game for £10 from Simply Games.

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Actua Pool, on the DS, is an easy fit with the handheld console – it almost seems as though the DS was designed for snooker-type games!

This one works really well and is from the makers of Actua Soccer (remember that?), so you know that you’re in safe hands.

The Hut have this game available for £10.93 – for more information, click here.

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Combining strategic card-based gameplay and role playing elements for a game that’s difficult to master, Dragon Ball Z: Goku Densetsu is an all new DBZ experience unlike any other.

It also supports wireless battle for up to four players, and includes the ability to share your game with other players.

Click here to pick up this DS game for £4.98 (as long as you spend £15 or more, otherwise it’s £6.97 delivered) from Amazon.

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Spinout is a PSP exclusive that combines high speed racing, puzzle solving and precision control in one handy little package.

There’s 54 courses and a whole host of unlockable rewards including new courses, Xorb skins, body styles, power ups and race championships.

To buy this title for £12.49 from Powerplay Direct, click here.

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I’m guessing that very few people have ever wanted to be a dragon, but Dragon Blade: Wrath Of Fire lets you do just that. Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controller to emulate a dragon’s arms, wings, tail and more.

This is squarely aimed at the younger gamer and, as such, may not provide the difficulty some older players may prefer.

Click here to buy this game for £17.99 from Play.com.

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