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99p. If only it was free...
Published: 18:58, 07/04/2010 by Alex C [nofi].
29Firstplay, the online digital mag from the lovely guys at OPM, is coming this week. Tomorrow, in fact, as part of the Store update, where it will be a regular weekly feature for 99p (or £9 for 90 days) and will be “packed full of HD reviews, previews, and screenshot galleries” says the EU Blog.
The first episode contains a look at the new FIFA plus reviews of God of War and Just Cause 2, and will also feature an exclusive bit of Just Cause 2 DLC. Betas of Firstplay went out a week or two back, so you’ll know what to expect. What you won’t be expecting is what we’ve got lined up for you…
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