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FED up waiting a week between Doctor Who episodes? Now fans can console themselves by becoming the Doctor in a new computer game.<br />
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Doctor Who: The Adventure Games has four episodes — created exclusively for computer players.<br />
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Fans can use the Sonic Screwdriver to battle aliens — including Cyber-men, right — and you can even have a good snoop around the Tardis.<br />
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In fact, some new features of the Tardis in the TV show — like the stairs — were created for the game.<br />
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The Sun was the first to try it out. We can't give too much away, but we can say one episode is set around London's Trafalgar Square.<br />
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New Doctor Matt Smith and Karen Gillan, who plays sidekick Amy Pond, have added their voices to the game — created by Sumo Digital.<br />
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The stories are by Phil Ford, who co-wrote last year's Doctor Who special Waters of Mars, and Torchwood writer James Moran.<br />
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Doctor Who exec producer Steven Moffat said: "The game will offer fans a unique opportunity to enter his world, face his challenges and grapple with his deadliest foes."<br />
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It's out in June as a free download from www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho.<br />
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I liked being Doc<br />
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By fan JONAH PARTINGTON, 10, from West Kingsdown, Kent<br />
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I GOT a sneak preview of the new game ... and reckon it's a great idea. It allows you to actually BE the Doctor.<br />
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You get to know loads more about the characters and what they can do.<br />
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The graphics are really good — the Doctor and Amy look just like they do on TV. I really liked the fact you could go in the Tardis and have a look around. It's fun, but it's educational as well.<br />
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On my first go, I accidentally killed Amy so I think I need more practice.<br />
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Caption: Cyber space ... fan Jonah tries out the downloaded game<br />
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