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Project: Snowblind (aka Deus Ex: Clan Wars) is a video game published in 2005 on Windows by Eidos, Inc., Eidos Interactive Limited, Noviy Disk, Eidos GmbH, Eidos Pty Ltd., Square Enix Co., Ltd.. It's an action game, set in a cyberpunk / dark sci-fi, sci-fi / futuristic, shooter and spy / espionage themes.

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Most of the big gun publishers have long embraced multiformat publishing. Why release a game once when you can whack it out seven times like EA, THQ and Activision do? Mostly designed around the limitations of the PS2, many - if not most - multiformat releases don't really come anywhere near maxing out the power of the Xbox. This is obviously a source of huge frustration, but most Xbox multiformat titles end up being the best of the console bunch unless those responsible for the conversion have really screwed up. Usually blessed with sharper visuals, a better frame rate (in theory), better online play, sometimes even content download and little extras like surround sound, progressive scan support (if you have a chipped or US Xbox at least) and so on, the Xbox has become many console gamers' format of choice. In 2005 the choice of top-notch simultaneous multiformat releases is impressive, and in many cases far superior to the lure of those lurking in the exclusive list.

One of those madcap games that we'd thought belonged firmly to another era. Coded by the increasingly prolific Pandemic, and published by the increasingly chance-taking THQ (long may it continue, chaps), this feel-good action-adventure sees you control the alien for a change, taking control of endless redneck Americans, causing absolute chaos and generally giving the human race a dose of its own medicine. Was one of the stars of the show at last year's E3 with possibly the most memorable presentation of all, and deserves to be among this year's big breakthrough hits. Among our top picks for Xbox in 2005. 041b061a72