Bio-Hazard Battle

Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits

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50 Cent: Bulletproof

Tony Hawk's Underground 2

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

Dreamfall: The Longest Journey

Chrono Cross

Star Ocean: The Second Story

Tony Hawk's Underground 2

The darkest hour on a skateboard.

I own every last Hawks game made in one form or another aside from American Wasteland. Its omission will be made clear soon. Each and every title sits on my shelf collecting dust. Like all yearly franchises, they reta... Read Full Review

Silent Hill 4: The Room

Ten feet below the ground.

Some ways into Silent Hill 4: The Room, protagonist Henry Townshend slips into an alternative version of his own apartment building. Rather than tread the pristine hallways that he's always called home, corridors are co... Read Full Review

Arc: Twilight of the Spirits

Lost and Found

There's an unsung element hidden within the many ranks of the RPG genre, one that receives its fair share of unfair criticism yet still stands tall despite the tainted words thrown at it; the oft-mocked plot points that ... Read Full Review

The Thing

Horror in a snow-swept wilderness -- and not a yeti in sight.

Captain Blake, it seems, gets all the fun jobs. Airlifted to the all-year-round winter wonderland in Antarctica where the film of the same name took place, Blake and his small crew of soldiers are unceremoniously dumped ... Read Full Review

The Legend of Dragoon

A driving story, and adventuresome battle system and a vibrant, well displayed world. The overlooking of this title is

Arguably, the 32-bit era saw the greatest concentration of RPGs after the rather noteworthy Final Fantasy VII wowed a whole new generation of gamers. This opened the metaphorical floodgates to a veritable slew of role-pl... Read Full Review

Chrono Cross (PSOne Books)

Convoluted, broken, overreaching garbage that's better off left as dead as the series has become after this release. To

Video games are awesome. They have that ability to shape and mould your emotions throughout, making you little more than a puppet grasping a control pad. They can inflict wonderment, losing you in a make-believe world mo... Read Full Review

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

The force is strong in this one. Tell no one I stooped to such an tagline!

This is the tale of two Jedi. Both awake on the Republican battleship, The Endar Spire, while under heavy bombardment from Sith forces. One forms a quick bond with his room mate, allowing them to work as a cohesive u... Read Full Review

Crying: Aseimei Sensou

Shooting has never been this frantic! With a brave new system utilised and all the right notes hit, this is a must-play

All things considered, a lot of us should enjoy getting our shoot on. A large slice of the gaming population likes to invest its time being washed over by random explosions, racking up huge opposition death-counts and g... Read Full Review

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

It's another one of those blood-fests

Parachutes are for whiny little girls and hippies. Cyborgs ignore the threats represented by high altitudes and jump from hovering helicopters, landing gracefully in a combat-ready crouch and scanning the area for hosti... Read Full Review

Conflict: Desert Storm II

I think we're going to make it.

It's Iraq! You and a team of three others have been dropped just outside a military encampment, filled to the brim with the enemies of democracy. Your mission is to covertly make your way through this and a series of o... Read Full Review

50 Cent: Bulletproof

Another in a long line of poor games from 'hot' licences.

Game developers, take note: no matter who you grab from the entertainment industry to base a game on, the odds are against you. KISS Physco Circus was a disappointment and a commercial flop; the Metallica game has bee... Read Full Review

Star Ocean: The Second Story

Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away...

Sometimes, things just work. A game is not the sum of its parts, and this is especially true with Star Ocean: The Second Story. Dissecting the experience leaves you with a rather unflattering analysis. Dated graphic... Read Full Review

R-Type

God brought Rock 'n Roll to you; but Irem brought you shmups.

To conceive where we are going, we must first appreciate where we have been. The year is 1987, and juvenile delinquents across the globe are engrossed as their precious allowances get devoured by an epidemic sweeping ... Read Full Review

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A slightly tepid breath fresh air.

There was a once a happy time when princes and princesses could get together and take the 'live happily ever after' route without being accosted by devil-faced demons with names like ~|. Back when kids respected their e...