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Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved

Marble Blast Ultra

Joust

DiRT

Earth Defense Force 2017

Two Worlds

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

Star Fox 64

Legend of the Dragon

Driver: Parallel Lines

Red Steel

Sabrina the Teenage Witch: A Twitch in Time

The omission of any kind of connection to the series is the flaw that cripples this game.

OK, after reviewing the two Gameboy Colour games from Sabrina, now I move onto the PSOne game, entitled Sabrina the Teenage Witch: A Twicth in Time. Don't judge me, so I love the show, so what? First things first, muc... Read Full Review

Sabrina the Animated Series: Spooked!

The fact that this is largely the same as it's predecessor is it's most major flaw.

OK, let's get all the judgements out the way. I'm a big fan of Sabrina the Teenage Witch and the animated series, Sabrina. I don't care. I love the series. Viva el Salem. OK, now where through with that, let's get onto t... Read Full Review

Sabrina the Animated Series: Zapped!

Who would have thought a generic platformer with Sabrina sprites would be this complete?

OK, let's get all the judgements out the way. I'm a big fan of Sabrina the Teenage Witch and the animated series, Sabrina. I don't care. I love the series. Viva el Salem. OK, now where through with that, let's get onto t... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent

While the Wii version may be a weaker game than it's next gen counterparts, it's still a fun game, minus multiplayer.

After Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, the Splinter Cell series had pretty much reached it's peak. Chaos Theory was the near perfect stealth action game, featuring amazing graphics (on the Xbox version at least), a true-to-l... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Nijuu Spy

The 360 version of Double Agent is the obvious choice for those who are interested in graphics and online multiplayer.

After Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, the Splinter Cell series had pretty much reached it's peak. Chaos Theory was the near perfect stealth action game, featuring amazing graphics (on the Xbox version at least), a true-to-l... Read Full Review

Sonic the Hedgehog

Sonic the Hedgehog not only nibbles on the line of mediocrity, it chews out any taste and spits out this mess of a game.

If by now you haven't heard of Sonic, there is something seriously wrong with you. If you are familiar with the Sonic franchise you will know that as of late there have been quite a few mediocre titles that have followed... Read Full Review

Clive Barker's Jericho (Limited Edition)

A bona fide diamond in the rough.

From the brilliant mind that spawned Hellraiser comes Jericho. The concept of Jericho was devised by the dark, twisted imagination of Clive Barker, who said gay people can't conjure up a tale of the macabre? Jericho chro... Read Full Review

Jaws Unleashed

No Jaws licensed product can be as bad as Jaws: The Revenge, but Unleashed comes damn close.

Ah, Jaws. Is there a horror film fanatic in the world that hasn't gazed upon the Jaws quadrilogy on the big screen (or, if it was after your time, on the silver screen)? Jaws, 1974, an epic Steven Spielberg horror film a... Read Full Review

Yoshi's Story

Creative artistic design is not enough to draw you away from the simplistic and contrived level design found here.

Yoshi's Story has been a dusty crystal in the mines of my videogaming past. This game had been obscured from my memory until it was rediscovered on the Virtual Console. I remembered very little about the game, though mai... Read Full Review

Legend of the Dragon

Fighting the same fight with the same characters gets old in any case, this time made worse by a myriad of major flaws.

Japanese animés are often made into videogames, Dragonball, Naruto, Avatar and even Hello Kitty. Most, if not all, are simple fighting games with the most basic fighting mechanics, Legend of the Dragon acknowledge... Read Full Review

Hour of Victory

Hour of Victory isn't just mediocre, it is at the point where almost anything can condescend upon it.

Between the years of 1939 and 1945, many soldiers were killed in a legalised massacre known as the Second World War. Certain films, such as Saving Private Ryan and The Longest Day, and games, like Call of Duty and Medal ... Read Full Review

Gears of War

Repetitive mission design and clunky controls ruin this already overrated Xbox 360 title.

Does hype effect how a game turns out? A common question, asked more or less around Halo 3. But I am here to review the 360's "killer app", Gears of War, after it's first fiscal year. Now, call me an outlier... Read Full Review

Super Mario Bros. 2

If your not a super Super Mario player, you won't enjoy this as much as you should.

Either way you put it, there is no PERFECT Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels is simply a harder version of the previous game, identical in terms of levels and story. While the western Super Mario Bros. 2 is just Dok... Read Full Review

Super Mario Bros.

The original NES classic emulates flawlessly on the Virtual Console, complete with Minus World.

After a long crash in the videogames market following the failure of ET and Pac-Man on the Atari 2600, Super Mario Bros. is the game that re-invented videogaming and made way for all classic and modern games to follow. B... Read Full Review

Two Worlds

Two Worlds has proved that a game can stand up to Oblivion, but it's crippling flaws mean it's stuck in it's chair.

Even before Two Worlds came out, we knew it was going to be a flop. Here is why: If you've seen me on Xbox Live in the past week, chances are you've only seen my on Two Worlds (or the dashboard, leave me alone). But j... Read Full Review

Vampire Rain

Though many of Vampire Rain's aspects may seem plagiarized from other stealth action games, the end product seems fair.

Vampire Rain paces itself steadily while progressing through it's long story. Sometimes your objectives are interrupted by other objectives, adding much added, tedious gameplay. Many may look at this game and immediately... Read Full Review

BioHazard 3: Last Escape

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis doesn't get off to the best start, yet what it lacks in aesthetic appeal it makes up for later.

The Resident Evil series started off on the Playstation, and ever since then, the series has been consnantly evolving. With Resident Evil 2 and 3 making the crossover from the PlayStation to the GameCube, die hard GC use... Read Full Review

??

A game, that maybe short at first, that delivers so much more replay value as you keep playing.

This game kept me entertained for hours-on-end back in the day. Unlockables in Vs. mode by collecting medals meant your tried to find the best possible alternative in each mission. And finding advanced paths and discover...

Star Fox 64

A game, that maybe short at first, that delivers so much more replay value as you keep playing.

This game kept me entertained for hours-on-end back in the day. Unlockables in Vs. mode by collecting medals meant your tried to find the best possible alternative in each mission. And finding advanced paths and discover... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy III

An incredibly taxing and punishing RPG aimed almost exclusively at the hardcore, lonely or obsessive FF players.

Not being a major Final Fantasy fan, I never got around to completing this incredibly long and difficult RPG. In all honesty, I have only played this, XI and Ring of Fates in the Final Fantasy series, and I have never be... Read Full Review