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News > PC Games

Starcraft 2 tech trees released!

By Justin Robinson | Jul 2, 2009

Atomic nabbed the tech trees for all three Starcraft 2 factions for your viewing pleasure.

News > Operating Systems

Ubuntu releases last 9.10 Alpha

By The Inquirer | Sep 21, 2009

Karmic Koala up a gum tree.

Features > PC Games

Command & Conquer 4: Tiberium Twilight first impressions

By Justin Robinson | Mar 17, 2010

Preview: Atomic gives C&C4's skirmish a go, but does it stack up?

Features > PC Games

Starcraft II Beta first impressions

By Justin Robinson | Feb 19, 2010

Preview: Atomic jumps into the Starcraft 2 beta for a not-quite-incredible time.

Features > Science

Can computing be green?

By Staff Writers | Feb 9, 2010

X-ray: Jake Carroll looks into the nasties inside your custom rig, and what impact they have on the environment.

Reviews > PC Games

Torchlight

By David Hollingworth | Feb 9, 2010

Could this game be the first ever successful PC game 'remake'?

News > Lifestyle

Merry Xmas, Atomicans!

By David Hollingworth | Dec 18, 2009

That's another year gone, and Atomic's going on holidays.

Features > PC Games

The World of Warcraft Cataclysm interview

By Liz Skuthorpe | Oct 16, 2009

Liz Skuthorpe chats about the big changes coming to Azeroth with two World of Warcraft veteran developers.

Features > Entertainment

5 things we want from the next Indiana Jones film

By Simon Brew | Sep 25, 2009

With the news that a story for Indiana Jones 5 is now in place, we put together our wishlist of what we do - and don't - want in the next film.

Features > PC Games

WoW's Lead System Designer Interview

By Liz Skuthorpe | Aug 23, 2009

Atomic meets up with Greg Street, Lead Systems Designer, World of Warcraft, to talk about Cataclysm, new in-game effects, and changing Azeroth forever.

News > PC Games

Why Command & Conquer 4 is going to suck

By Justin Robinson | Aug 13, 2009

Opinion: EA's taking C&C4 to all the wrong places.

News > PC Games

World of Warcraft: Cataclysm announced

By Liz Skuthorpe | Aug 22, 2009

Blizzcon 2009: The convention opens with a keynote announcing a new WoW expansion full of changes.

Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

GIGABYTE EX58-UD4P

By Justin Robinson | Aug 6, 2009

A budget mobo for Core i7, from Gigabyte.

Features > PC Games

Blizzard dev Q&A: WoW's Shaman class deconstructed

By David Hollingworth | Jun 10, 2009

Get into the power of the elements with Blizz's Greg Street and The Shaman. William Shatner not included.

News > Peripherals

Linux first OS to support USB 3.0

By The Inquirer | Jun 15, 2009

Proprietary operating system developers are just too damn slow.

Reviews > Console Games

Red Dead Redemption

By David Hollingworth | May 22, 2009

Home, home on the range, where the deer and the antelope and the marauding outlaws and poisonous snakes range. Welcome to Red Dead Redemption.

News > PC Games

Blizzard brings the lols

By David Hollingworth | Apr 2, 2009

April 1st brings a new class for Diablo 3, an amazing new Terran vehicle, and more WoW PvP action.

Features > Tutorials

Undervolt your Laptop!

By Vito Cassisi | Jan 29, 2009

Squeeze a little more battery life from your laptop and reduce heat this summer!

Features > PC Games

Beta Blog 2: World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King

By Liz Skuthorpe | Aug 21, 2008

Welcome to Stormwind! Now 50 per cent more open to attack!

Reviews > Console Games

Battlefield: Bad Company

By David Hollingworth | Aug 19, 2008

Honour. Duty. Integrity. These are words that B Company soldiers may be aware of, but David Hollingworth doesn’t think they care for them much.

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 111 | April, 2010

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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