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Tom Clancy’s HAWK is an easy-to-use flight sim that is more dog than dogfighting.
Studio goes out with a bang with final Halo Wars
Video-game combat has come a long way since the turn of the century. In the 1990s, 3D shooters such as Doom and Half-Life were aimed at the PC audience, with the occasional gem (like Goldeneye 007) popping up on a console. All that changed in 2001 with the release of Microsoft's Halo, which became the Xbox's flagship game.
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