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LucasArts' ground deforming shooter introduces fun new gameplay, even if it does get repetitive.

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Our editor is feeling pretty punchy, as his new column skewers just about every publisher around.

We went to LucasArts to play Fracture and snuck out with incredible photos from Star Wars HQ.

The classic hero has made his triumphant 8-bit return, bringing with him fond childhood memories.

LucasArts' ground deforming shooter introduces fun new gameplay, even if it does get repetitive.

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Our editor is feeling pretty punchy, as his new column skewers just about every publisher around.

We went to LucasArts to play Fracture and snuck out with incredible photos from Star Wars HQ.

The classic hero has made his triumphant 8-bit return, bringing with him fond childhood memories.

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