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AFRICA/SOUTH SUDAN – East African Bishops: Appeal to ensure corridors for humanitarian access and expansion of the table of negotiations
Juba (Agenzia Fides) - Appeal to ensure corridors for humanitarian access to the peoples who have fled the fighting in South Sudan. This is the appeal by AMECEA (Association of Members of the Episcopal Conference of East Africa) in a statement sent to Fides Agency. "Let the international community know that there is a moral obligation to intervene on behalf of the many people in South Sudan whose very survival is threatened and whose basic human rights are seriously violated" the document stresses.
Despite the ceasefire reached in Addis Ababa between the representatives of the two rival factions of the SPLM (Sudan People's Liberation Movement) that have been fighting since December 15, the situation in South Sudan is still unstable. The government and rebels accuse each other of various violations of the truce.
The statement of AMECEA stresses the need to "expand the table of negotiations" involving not only the government and the rebels, but also all the components of the south Sudanese society.
It is important to point out that the independence of South Sudan "should never be looked at as solely military success. It is the south Sudanese as a people who were fighting for liberation. It therefore means that every effort should be made to avoid the militarization of the management and day to day running of the affairs of South Sudan".
"The Church also played a crucial role in the struggles for their independence", the Bishops said and stressed that the majority of South Sudanese have been baptized, a fact that should help local people to overcome ethnic and tribal divisions. "We admire the strong ecumenical bond that has existed between the different churches in South Sudan. It is in the unity of the prophetic voice of the Church leaders that the people were inspired to find their identity as one united people of south Sudan" reaffirm the Bishops who conclude by entrusting the Country to the Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace and Queen Africa.
AMECEA brings together the Bishops' Conferences of Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Malawi, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 27/01/2014)
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Welcome to Villa Oceana on the island of Providenciales! The ideal vacation getaway spot! Directly on Sapodilla Bay beach. Crystal clear beautiful Caribbean water, powder soft sand and truly the most beautiful sunsets you can imagine.
This 4 bedroom home is ideal for those with small children, as well as for those couples who want a lot of privacy away from the crowds of the resorts.
The main house features 2 king bedrooms, 1 being a king suite. There is a 3rd small bedroom with twin bunk beds, flat screen tv, doors for privacy and air conditioning. It is perfect for children or nanny.
There is an additional king suite that is just a few steps off of the main house for an additional charge.
New appliances, upgrades, outdoor speakers, 2 ocean kayaks, 2 Stand-Up paddle boards, 2 palapas by the beach and much much more!
We are the owners of Villa Oceana and this picture is on our beach at a sunset wedding.
We live in central PA and we found our house when we were vacationing for the first time on the island with our families and fell in love with Sapodilla Bay!
Cindy Newman or Pam Singer purchased this villa in 2005
We have traveled extensively throughout the Caribbean and every time we go somewhere else we always think that there's nothing better than Villa Oceana and Sapodilla Bay! We have made this home comfortable for ourselves as well as for our guests. And have really thought of what we and our guests need in a house to make this a perfect vacation getaway! From the second you walk through our front door and kick off your shoes you will be relaxed and excited to get out on the beach. You will enjoy calm warm ocean water, absolutely breath taking sunsets, not to mention a huge pool for cooling off in! There is much to do on the island, but so many of our guests don't even want to leave the serenity of our house and beach!!
Our repeat guests, the Forgerons, emailed to say that though they have stayed at many different villas on many different islands in the Caribbean, our Villa Oceana is their favorite! They are looking forward to coming back this May!
Thanks Joan!!
The photos were nice, but truly did not do this place justice! The home was bigger than we had pictured and the layout was great. It was great for our kids as well. They could swim in the ocean, run back up to the house and jump in the pool and back to the ocean.
So relaxing and most of the time we felt we had a private beach. If there were 2 other groups on the beach, that was a lot!
The sand was so soft and the ocean was absolutely beautiful and crystal clear. No coral or rocks or sea urchins!
We were pleasantly surprised to find the restaurants on the island were excellent (though expensive, as most islands are). Shark Bite was incredible bar food and the kids loved it because we actually saw sharks swimming by. Our favorite restaurant was Coyaba. High end, but great food and a great wine list.
But we actually had our best meals at the house when we just threw some steaks on the grill and lounged in our swimsuits while they were cooking!
My husband and I settled into Villa Oceana like it was our own home. It was extremely comfortable and well outfitted with everything we needed. Although we drove around most of the island we were sure very early on that this location was the best the island had to offer. Sapodilla Bay is beautiful with fine, white sand and turquoise water that is shallow and calm. Several beach loungers that could be pulled up to the water's edge, beautiful teak furniture around a lovely pool, kayaks and paddleboards, all made for amazing beach mornings and poolside afternoons when we felt like we'd had enough sea salt and sun. The newly updated kitchen and appliances were a definite plus. We appreciated having some pantry items and cleaning supplies and the laundry facilities (two washers and two dryers), plenty of beach towels, bath towels and kitchen towels. We have stayed at numerous rental homes and found this one to be extremely well stocked compared to most. The maid service once a week was also appreciated. Who wants to go on holidays to do housework? Aside from this beautiful home we found the island to have good grocery stores , a great liquor store and many great beachside bars and restaurants. And the sunsets...a nightly ritual was to go sit on the beach with a tropical cocktail and watch the sun go down. Sapodilla Bay is the best place to be on Provo at sunset. Although my husband and I went on our own this year, we will definitely be back with our grown children. It's too good not to share!
The owner was excellent to work with in planning our trip and on-site management was equally as good when we needed anything. Thank you both
From the moment that Dinesh welcomed us at the airport, we started to relax. We had grandparents, two young couples and two toddlers and Villa Oceana was the perfect setting for our group. The individual room by the pool afforded privacy ( and late mornings) for the couple without kids and the and layout of the house is excellent for family gatherings. We have several cooks so we only ate out twice; once at at Las Brisas (around the corner) and once atDa Conch House - both kid-friendly and wonderful. But the kitchen at Villa Oceana was the best-equipped of any rental property that we have ever been in and was a joy to work in. Both kitchen and baths are updated and beautiful. You can eat outside by the gorgeous pool or inside as the table.
The pool and the beach are perfect for both adults and small children. We had both lounger/readers and activity-driven family members. The chaises and hammock provided or sun shade options, while the kayak and the paddle boards promoted exercise and exploration of the bay. Some of our group went to Smith's Beach for snorkeling and had a great experience there, as well. The water is calm, crystal clear and shallow for a long way out, so our toddlers became were water babies by the end of the week. We saw sea turtles and fish and the sunsets were magnificent. We will definitely be back.
The house is airy and comfortable and has every convenience. The staff could not have been more helpful. The location is perfect.
Our entire experience at Villa Oceana was awesome. Starting with the interactions with the management team to our stay was unbelievable . We have been to many beach locations before this visit, but this vacation was perfect. Every aspect of this trip was perfect. The house was amazing, the location was perfect, the whole experience was more than we expected. I have always wanted to go to a different place each vacation but I feel like that will change. Can't think of any other place that was so perfect. I think we will be planning our 2015 beach trip to Villa Oceana.
This is the perfect place to stay if you wan the best family vacation. We certainly did! Suitable for family with children, my kids definitely enjoyed our vacation, with the pool and the beach made available to us at all times. The house was clean and spacious and got everything that we needed. Truly made our vacation hassle free and memorable. Will recommend this house to my family and friends!
We spent countless hours researching the perfect spot for 6 adults & 2 very young children (3 &1) and eventually agreed on Villa Oceana. It was the absolute best decision! Sapodilla Bay is so, so underrated. First and foremost, it's stunning. The beach and shallow water are just gorgeous (coming from someone who has visited 20+ Caribbean islands). It's on the south side of the island and protected from the harsher winds that seemed to pound Grace Bay each time we took the rental car north. It's just the perfect setting for beach lovers who can appreciate true beauty. We are a fairly active family so the kayaks and paddleboards were a massive plus. It almost made the trip. I'd put my 3 year old son on the front of the paddleboard and we'd go exploring for sea creatures, including frequent contact with a huge sea turtle that used a 50 yard radius of the bay as its primary residence. With the view, I can't blame him/her! My son couldn't wait to go paddleboarding each day.... and I think others staying on Sapodilla Bay were jealous we had the luxury of using all of these 'toys'.
The indoor/outdoor speakers were another convenient plus. Great tunes on Pandora and we weren't stuck with the 'local' stations (no offense :-)).
The house met our needs. Nothing flashy or excessive, but functional with everything you would need as if you were living at home. Satellite TV and we watched NFL playoff games via Miami's local networks.
Despite the warm weather, the pool was a tad cool while we were there (mid 70's). The kids unfortunately couldn't take advantage of it as much as we would have hoped, but it hardly mattered considering how close we were to the beach and the overall shallowness of the bay more or less made it a non-issue.
One other cool plus: local fishermen would troll through the area in late afternoon displaying their catch of the day (lobsters, conch, many varieties of fish). This worked out well as we were able to negotiate a seafood feast for a fraction of what you would have paid at IGA (lobsters @ around $14/pound).
We did rent a car which came in handy big time. Everything is accessible. 10-15 min from airport, 10 min from food/liquor, 15 min from Grace Bay and fine dining.
All in all, just a fantastic week. Based on what we researched, I'd consider this a tremendous value for a group our size. It's why we plan to return to this very house in early 2016!
Great beachfront villa for families and couples! The sunsets on this beach are the best on the island. Come check out the powder soft sand and the calm, crystal clear warm water of the Caribbean Ocean!
So much to check out and see or do nothing but relax at the comfort of your own beachfront villa!
There's a wonderful restaurant/bar that is walking distance from the villa, but there's also a grill on our patio for cooking fresh fish or just throwing on burgers and hanging out!
We are only a 15 min. drive into Grace Bay where all the resorts are and many wonderful restaurants...but most people don't ever want to leave the villa!
Other Activities: kayaking and stand up paddle boards for your use at our villa!
Golf: There is a golf course on the island that is very popular and only a 15-20 minute drive from the villa!
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High Season- Main House Only
Jan 3 2015 - Apr 30 2015
7 night minimum stay
Summer- Main House Only
May 1 2015 - Aug 28 2015
7 night minimum stay
Fall Special-Main House
Aug 29 2015 - Oct 30 2015
7 night minimum stay
Low Season 2015-Main House Onl
Oct 31 2015 - Dec 18 2015
7 night minimum stay
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Nov 21 2015 - Nov 28 2015
8 night minimum stay
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Dec 19 2015 - Dec 26 2015
8 night minimum stay
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New Year's
Dec 27 2015 - Jan 2 2016
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Prices STARTING at $5,750 low season for the main house
US Thanksgiving $8,000
High Season: Jan. 3-April 30th
Main House $6,850
With outside suite $7,450
Christmas/New Year's 2 week min. at $8,500 per week
Rates are subject to change without notice
Low Season: May 1st-Nov.Dec.18th
Main House $5,750
With outside suite $6,350
SPECIAL ** Sept-Oct $4,350
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The Mayor now has the option to review the recommendations and incorporate them within a budget proposal for the Fiscal Year 2015-16. The Mayor presents the budget plan to the Council in early May, which kicks off a series of budget hearings open to the public. Once the Mayor unveils a budget plan for FY 2015-16 it will become apparent which of the Council's recommendations have been incorporated, and to what extent.
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The "My Life Would Suck Without You" songstress told her Facebook fans, "BIG NEWS! I'm going on tour this summer & bringing Pentatonix with me! Get dates & pre-sale info here." Everything kicks off July 11th in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
He's never been a man of few words, and Kanye West offered up all kinds of insight during his speech at Oxford University on Monday evening (March 2).
Though he was given a 20-minute time limit, the "Black Skinhead" rapper stated that he may need more time before telling the audience to get "completely quiet. I can literally hear a whisper, and it'll throw off my stream of consciousness, and when I get my stream of consciousness going that's when I give the best, illest quotes."
We haven't heard from her in awhile, and it turns out Carly Rae Jepsen has been busy crafting a brand new hit single.
Everything she touches turns to platinum, but that doesn't mean Taylor Swift carries on a carefree lifestyle filled with rainbows and unicorns.
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The hottest night in the British music industry has come to a close! It was an incredible night at the 2015 BRIT Awards with performances and memorable moments from Taylor Swift, Kanye West, Madonna, and many more.
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Local hopes for 2011 at the Australian Open ended in a Saturday night drubbing as Bernard Tomic and Samantha Stosur were comprehensively knocked out in the third round.
Tomic, the teenage hope of the Aussie game, was schooled by world number one Rafael Nadal 6-2, 7-5, 6-3 as the top-seed gave a demonstration of the wide gap in the game between the wannabes and the elite.
Nadal came out tentative against Tomic, 18, who failed to duplicate the 2003 Wimbledon success of Mark Philippoussis, the last Australian to beat a world number one when he upset Andre Agassi in the round of 16.
Nadal dug his way out of brief difficulty as he went down a double break 0-4 in the second set, only to end up winning the set as his juggernaut gathered momentum. The Spaniard won running away to complete a straight set sweep over the number 199.
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Derrick Mason, 15-year NFL veteran WR and analyst for the Big Ten Network joins us to discuss the state of the NFL, a busy week in the league with free agency and trades and NFL off the field behavior. Josh Shaw, Founder and CEO of Mission Athletecare stops by to tell us about the tremendous growth of the company that counts Dwyane Wade, Serena Williams and David Wright as equity partners. Maury Brown of Forbes helps us preview the top sports business headlines for the upcoming MLB season. Follow us on Twitter @SBRadio.
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Shergul Arshad, CEO & Founder of Mondogoal stops by to discuss his growing fantasy soccer company as well as whether or not gambling on U.S. sports should be legalized. Brian Cheek of Postano joins the show to discuss Postano's work around the College Football Playoff as well as how teams, leagues and companies can bring their social media conversations to life via the new Postano Command Center.
Jay Parry, CEO of the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee, joins us to discuss the economic impact of Super Bowl 49 on the state of Arizona's economy as well as Jay's team's preparation in advance of hosting the Super Bowl. Brian Gordon, CEO of the Engine Shop stops by to tell us about the biggest Super Bowl parties - which brands are hosting parties, which celebrities will be attending and performing at these parties and how difficult is it to get into the Super Bowl parties. Follow us on Twitter @SBRadio.
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Baron Davis, former NBA and UCLA star joins for an in-depth conversation at our #SBRadioUCLA Road Show presented by Postano at UCLA's Center for MEMES on the UCLA campus on December 4th. Davis discusses his sports, business and entertainment ventures as well as his basketball career at UCLA and in the NBA in front of a live studio audience made up of UCLA students and alumni.
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Sam Amick, NBA reporter for USA Today, joins us to dig into the NBA's new mega media rights deal and how the deal could affect the future of the NBA. Jon Wertheim, Executive Editor of Sports Illustrated and author of the new children's book "Rookie Bookie" stops by to discuss SI's coup with breaking the LeBron James to Cleveland story this past summer as well as his new book.
Kevin Mawae, former President of the NFL Players Association and 16-year NFL veteran goes one-on-one with Sports Business Radio host Brian Berger to provide insight on what current and former NFL players think of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Mawae also shares his observations of Goodell's relationship with NFL owners. Mawae was the NFLPA President during the lockout in 2011 and was involved in the negotiations of a new CBA. Follow us on Twitter @SBRadio.
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Doctors urge Canada Post to drop doctor's note requirement
Physicians say Canada Post should drop plans to ask for doctor's notes to continue home mail delivery, saying it could violate patient confidentiality.
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Physicians are urging Canada Post to halt plans to require a doctor's note for individuals to keep home mail delivery, saying doctors are already buried in paperwork.
"This demonstrates a complete lack of awareness of the challenges facing health care professionals and patients seeking access to care," said Dr. Louis Hugo Francescutti, president of the Canadian Medical Association, in a statement.
The organization that represents the country's 80,000 doctors says it was not consulted about Canada Post's plan.
"Physicians are already burdened with administrative process that comes at the expense of face time with patients," he said. "Furthermore, it appears little consideration has been given to the confidentiality and privacy of patient information."
Over the next five years, Canada Post will phase out door-to-door home delivery, switching customers to community mailboxes.
Advocates for seniors and disabled groups immediately complained about the plan, saying it would be difficult for some Canadians to make their way to a central mail area, especially in winter.
Canada Post, which begins the switch over this fall with 100,000 addresses including parts of Oakville, said it is prepared to offer accommodation or assistance to ensure everyone has access to their mail.
It then asked anyone who believes they will have difficulty to reach a community mailbox to inform officials, sending out questionnaires.
Spokesman Jon Hamilton said every case will be considered on an individual basis, which could mean adjusting the height of a compartment, adding a sliding tray to make it easier to get mail or possibly giving extra keys for a caregiver or friend.
In the event that won't work, Hamilton said Canada Post would consider collecting the mail once a week and delivering it to the door, but it would require some sort of medical proof.
"It will only be for certain cases," he said, adding it consulted with dozens of organizations for advice.
The form could be signed by others besides a medical doctor including a physiotherapist, psychologist or optometrist.
"It's pretty commonplace. We're not breaking new ground here. We're following the lead of a lot of organizations, public and private, that have good healthy accommodation programs in place," Hamilton said.
"That seems to be the best way we can offer the program, and ensure we're really helping those who need it," he said.
However, some groups are concerned about the disclosing of private medical information.
"I think we should be insulted by the measures they are considering," said Susan Eng, vice-president for advocacy at CARP, which lobbies on behalf of retirees.
"Why do I have to review my medical condition in order to retain mail delivery? What are they going to do? Single me out by coming to my door?" she said.
Eng argued the move would be a waste of health care resources.
"The premise is idiotic," she said, noting it follows Canada Post CEO Deepak Chopra's comments to a House of Commons committee suggesting the community mailbox changes would be beneficial because seniors can get more exercise.
Disability rights advocate David Lepofsky said Canada Post previously provided a service, now it's being withdrawn, and it's up to individuals to prove a need.
"On an administrative level it would be crazy. It's a massive costly process of all this paperwork," he said. "And presumably, there needs to be an appeal process if someone didn't agree with Canada Post's decision."
Toronto resident Pasquale Ferrari, 57, who uses a wheelchair, says getting to a community mailbox would be difficult, especially in bad weather.
"It's hard for people like me to go out, especially when it snows, rains or it's icy," said Ferrari, who suffered a spinal cord injury in a car accident when he was a toddler.
Ferrari says he isn't comfortable giving his mailbox key to someone else, saying his mail contains cheques. "I don't want someone else to take it. It's personal," he said.
However, Ferrari says he would be happy to get a doctor's note if it ensures he can continue to receive home delivery. "If I have to fill out a form or get a doctor's note, I don't have a problem with that," he said.
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Say "I Love You" in style with this fun, pop-out card for Valentine's Day from Terri O. Foam squares add dimension to pop-up hearts and your Valentine's Day sentiment. Make your own Valentine this year for that special someone.
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1. Super Mario Bros. U
Super Mario U may not show off the Wii U's new features all that much, but that doesn't stop it being one of the best games of this year. It doesn't deviate too much from the classic Mario formula and it may not be the seismic leap that Super Mario Galaxy was, but it's boasts crisp HD presentation and it bristles with some of the best level design we've seen in a while from this series.
Platform: Wii U | Link: Super Mario Bros. U | Price: £42.99
2. Little Big Planet Vita
LittleBigPlanet may have begun life as one of the PS3's flagship titles, but it's probably the best argument for buying Sony's new Vita handheld. With Little Big Planet PS Vita, Sony's handheld comes alive like never before; the controls provide players with a solid and intuitive platformer to play with, while console features such as the touch interfaces and cameras give them more options in level creation than ever before.
Platform: PS Vita |Link: LittleBigPlanet Vita| Price: £27.99 | LittleBigPlanet Vita Review
3. Kid Icarus: Uprising
After nearly two decades of lying dormant, Kid Icarus made a stunning return this year, on Nintendo's handheld. The action here moves at a breakneck pace, switching between rail-shooting and hack-'n-slash action - with the odd vehicle section - that hurls colourful enemies and cool boss fights at the player. The story mixes Greek Mythos with Saturday morning cartoons and the look is simply to die for. Easily one of the 3DS's best games.
Platform: 3DS |Link:Kid Icarus: Uprising| Price: £28.49
4. Sound Shapes
Sound Shape is a beautifully simple and clever platformer, which offers limitless amount of playability as it incorporates music into the gameplay - players can even even add more albums by new artists or use the level editor and create your own aural quests. It's arguably a shame that it's limited to the Vita on hanheld platforms as this would rule on smartphones.
Platform: PS Vita and PS3 | Link: Sound Shapes | Price: £9.99
5. Tokyo Jungle
A post apocalyptic beat-'em-up that takes its main inspiration from the film 12 Monkeys, Toky Jungle imagines a world where wildlife has overrun the major urban conurbations and humans are nowhere in sight. The story mode makes an obligatory nod to the exitinction of the human race, but really the main draw here is the game's ultra violent beat downs where the law of the jungle can be applied to any and all situations.
Platform: PS3 | Link:Tokyo Jungle| Price: £9.99
A joyous and challenging platform game with perspective-based puzzle elements thrown in for good measure, FEZ sends players on a quest with just their wits and willingness to leap into the unknown to guid them. This game recalls a simpler, more joyous time in gaming, where exploration and discovery drew players in like moths to a flame.
Platforms: Xbox 360 |Link:FEZ| Price: £6.40, 800 MS Points
7. Spelunky
This XBLA exclusive may look like a simplistic 2D-side-scrolling Indiana Jones knock off is actually a fiendishly clever and rock-hard platform/puzzler. The genius of Spelunky is that its levels are randomly generated every time the player revisits it, offering near limitless replayability. One of the most challenging - and the most fun games - of this year, provided you can cope with dying. A lot!
Platforms: Xbox 360 |Link:Spelunky | Price: 1200 MS Points
8. Mass Effect 3
BioWare's epic sci fi space opera draws to a close as Commander Shepherd scours the galaxy for allies ahead of his showdown with The Reapers - the sentient ships bent on destroying all life in the universe. The ending divided opinions across the fan base, but the journey getting there remains one of 2012's gaming highs.
Platform: PC, PS3, and Xbox 360| Link: Mass Effect 3 |Price: £14.21 | Mass Effect 3 Review
9. Need For Speed: Most Wanted
Criterion's new arcade racers combines the car-porn of Forza with the open-world of Burnout Paradise, and the whole experience is shot through with the superb handling of Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit - incidentally, the last time Criterion oversaw an entry in this series. It's not as slick as some racers out there, but its far more chaotic - and far more fun.
Platform: PC, PS3, PS Vita and Xbox 360| Link: Need For Speed: Most Wanted|Price: £20.00
10. Resident Evil Revelations
After spin offs like Mercenaries and Operation: Raccoon City failed to impress, Capcom went back to what they know best with Revelations bringing back the survival horror feel from earlier RE games showcasing what the Nintendo 3DS was truly capable of and delivering a game that would not look out of place if it turned up on the 360 or the PS3.
Platform: 3DS | Link: Resident Evil Revelations|Price: £22.97
11. I Am Alive
One of 2012's sleeper hits, I Am Alive emerged completely from left field to provide one of the best - if also one of the most harrowing - experiences in gaming all year. Filled with a crushing atmosphere of dread, here was a game that actually used its post-apocalyptic setting to take an unblinking look at the evil human's are capable of once social order evaporates, and how even the smallest act of kindess can make the difference between life and death. Utterly essential.
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360| Link: I Am Alive|Price: 1,200MS, £12.99| I Am Alive Review
12. New Star Soccer
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13. Punch Quest
14. Far Cry 3
A goliath of a game that almost exceeds the efforts of Rockstar's Western Red Dead Redemption in its attempt to create an open-world that doesn't feel taxing. While fast travel exists it's never a chore if you have to go for a short trek in the jungle. On a side note, any game that lets you quad bike up a mountain, swan dive off the top of it and then parachute into the middle of a camp whilst unleashing a wild bear gets our vote.The fact that it contains arguably the most memorable (and best) villain in any game released all year, doesn't hurt either.
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: From £19.98 | Link: Far Cry 3 | Far Cry 3 Review
15. Halo 4
Platform: Xbox 360 | Price: From £29.99 | Link: Halo 4| | Halo 4 Review
16. Max Payne 3
Once again Rockstar proved they really know how to spin a gripping, stylish yarnm even if their story is bogged down in a load of drink and drug-addled nonsense. Max Payne 3 is a fantastic spectacle, the soundtrack is up their with that of Drive while the choice of location and old school bullet-time inflected gameplay made this game the perfect summer break. The online multiplayer - which also incorporated the campaign's gritty premise as well as the franchise's signature bullet-time mechanic - wasn't half bad,too.
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: From £14.99 | Link: Max Payne 3| Max Payne 3 Review
17. Dishonored
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: From £21.99 | Link: Dishonored| Dishonored Review
18. XCOM: Enemy Unknown
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: From £14.99 | Link: XCOM | XCOM: Enemy Unknown Review
19. Journey
Platform:PS3 | Price: £9.99 | Link: Journey | Journey Review
20. Spec Ops The Line
Spec Ops: The Line is by no means a perfect game. Its cover-based mechanics are unreliable at times, its difficulty spikes feel arbitrary and occasionally, visual textures look like globs of plastic. But Yager's brutal shooter is worth seeking out because it tells one of the best and most harrowing stories in any game released all year. One part Modern Warfare and two parts Heart Of Darkness, Spec Ops: The Line places players in the otherwordly setting of a dilapidated Dubai and pours horror after horror onto the player, forcing them to question both the protagonists' state of mind, and their own attraction to a genre which offers little besides stacking up corpses.
Platform: PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 | Price: From £12.92 | Link: Spec Ops: The Line| Spec Ops: The Line Review
21. Catherine
A puzzler/platformer that takes an unblinking look at adult relationships and the problems that arise when lovers hit a plateau in their plans to build a life together. Gameplay oscillates between barely influencing cut-scenes and rock-hard tower puzzles, requiring lightning reflexes and the ability to think on one's feeth. Catherine isn't to everyone's tastes, sure, but it's hands down one 2012's most compelling games.
Platform: PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: £18.95 | Link: Atlus| Catherine Review
22. Diablo III
RPG-nerds rejoice - Diablo is coming back this year and it looks absolutely stunning. All the hacking, slashing, archery and magical shenanigans you loved from the previous games is back in shed-loads for Diablo 3. Although the series used to be confined to PC, it is looking increasingly likely that the third iteration of the top-down RPG will be available on home consoles, as developer Blizzard has hired staff into a console development division for the game.
Platform: PC, Mac| Price: From £32.28 | Link: Diablo 3
23. Borderlands 2
A huge open world filled with beasts and bad guys to kill. Four bad ass characters offering four distinctly different approaches to tackling the hordes of enemies you'll face. Tons of powers and abilities to unlock and a near-endless arsenal of weapons to collect. A rather decent story wrapped around the proceedings featuring some of the funniest dialogue you'll hear all year. It's Borderlands 2 - what exactly are you waiting for?
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360| Price: From £14.99 | Link: Borderlands 2| Borderlands 2 Review
24. Trials Evolution
The sequel to 2009's critically acclaimed Trials HD, your objective is still to complete all the obstacle courses, a goal that requires careful throttle control and weight distribution. Four player local and online competitive play is included, but the big addition is the unbelievably diverse track editor which allows players to create their own race tracks and also download and rate other players' creations.
Platform: Xbox 360| Price: 1200MSP | Link: redlynx.com
25. Sleeping Dogs
After a tumultuous development cycle, which involved its original publisher cancelling it, Sleeping Dogs emerged as something of a triumph in 2012. Sure, United Front's open-world adventure borrowed as much from other videogames as it did from Hong Kong cinema, but the way it came together in a cohesive, entertaining whole marked it out as one of the most fun games to play all year - and also one of the best.
Platforms: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: £19.99 | Link:Sleeping Dogs | Sleeping Dogs Review
26. Assassin's Creed III
Players are new hero and a new setting in Assassin's Creed III, as Ubisoft moves the action from Renaissance Europe to Colonial North America. Players take control of Connor, a half-British, half-Native American who throws his lot in with the American Revolutionaries when his village is burned down by the Brits. The open-world parkour takes a bit of getting used to but once players give themselves over to AC III's lush environments they'll be hurtling through tree tops and leaping off cliffs in no time. The Frontier and Colonial towns are also bursting with side missions and collectibles, ensuring players will return to Assassin's Creed III long after they've completed the main story. It also doesn't hurt that this is one of 2012's most visually stunning games, either.
Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC, PS Vita | Price: 39.99 | Link: Assassin's Creed | Assassin's Creed III review
27. Call of Duty Black Ops 2 review
The COD franchise's sales may have taken a dip this year, but don't let that fool you as Black Ops 2 is one of 2012's best shooters. Its campaign mode is high-octane blockbuster, its zombie mode is zany, cartoon-like fun and the multiplayer is as deep, compelling and addictive as any mode in this genre has any right to be. The haters will always hate, but Black Ops 2 is one of the best and most accessible shooters of its generation and one of 2012's essential titles.
Platforms: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: £34.71| Link:Call Of Duty Black Ops 2 | Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 Review
28. Uncharted: The Golden Abyss
Arguably best and most engaging of all the PS Vita's launch titles, Uncharted: The Golden Abyss ends all question as to whether core gaming experiences can exist on a handheld. As with every entry in this franchise, The Golden Abyss is smartly written, hugely entertaining and chock full of eye-popping set pieces. If you own Sony's handheld, purchasing this is a no-brainer.
Platforms: PS Vita | Price: £33.31| Link: Uncharted: The Golden Abyss | Uncharted: The Golden Abyss Review
29. Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Platform: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 | Price: From £8.99 | Link: Ghost Recon: Future Soldier| Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Review
30. LEGO Batman 2: DC Heroes
Traveller's Tales took its world-conquering formula and went widescreen this year. Players still bash blocks, build objects, beat up foes and solve puzzles in LEGO Batman 2: DC Heroes, but each stage of the game opens up parts of a huge open-map of Gotham City, which they can then explore for unlockable, treasures and more puzzles. LEGO Batman 2: DC Heroes also features one of the sharpest scripts of any game this year. An absolute must for players of all ages.
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