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Game Informer April Issue Revealed

f you love RPGs but are tired of swinging swords or slogging around in spacesuits, you’re in luck. Obsidian Entertainment is drawing on its Fallout and Planescape: Torment roots with its new espionage-based game Alpha Protocol. Drawing on the three J.B.s for inspiration—Jack Bauer, Jason Bourne and James Bond—the developers are giving players plenty of different ways to tackle problems. You can rely on brute force, stealth or gadgets to accomplish missions, and also navigate through a nuanced conversation system. We’ve got the world-exclusive first look at the game in our April issue of Game Informer Magazine. We’ve also got a ton of exclusive details about the upcoming Guitar Hero: Aerosmith and the first review of Rainbow Six Vegas 2. Read about all this and much, much more—including our annual Game Infarcer feature—in the new issue of Game Informer.




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