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Games Review: Tom Clancy's EndWar

PS3, Xbox 360, Ubisoft, £49.99

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When is a Tom Clancy game not a Tom Clancy game? When it’s a made-for-console real-time strategy title that is light on counter-espionage and set in a sci-fi-style future.

EndWar is an interesting departure for the TC franchise, not least in the way that the game uses voice commands in lieu of keyboard buttons. Admittedly, the storyline is a little flaky, but the gameplay offers a fresh take on RTS action.

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