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Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin

This definately must be in your DS collection!

The Castlevania franchise has reached its 20th Anniversary and a good time to start the 20 year legacy with Portait of Ruin. You play as Jonathon, a vampire hunter, and Charlotte, a book-worm spell caster, as these two ... Read Full Review

Diddy Kong Racing DS

Still one of the best racing games ever, after ten long years!

In 1997 Rare created a racing game that revolutionized gaming for the N64. This was a game full of exploration, tight and fun game play, and a superb multiplayer experience that was never duplicated before at that time.... Read Full Review

Half-Life 2

HL 2 is, at this point, the greatest FPS I have ever played in my life. Everything about it is amazingly perfect.

I read the reviews of the PC version. I waited to buy it once it came for the Xbox. And I was worried that I would give up playing Halo 2 once I first play it. Guess what? It did happen. Half-Life 2 is one of the mo... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Twilight Princess is longer, bigger, and more epic than any Zelda game in existence. To me at least.

Zelda: TP is a game that many Nintendo fanboys have been waiting for in the series. No more will you play as a younger version of a destined hero, no more of the cartoonish look we have seen in the franchise in a long t... Read Full Review

Shadow of the Colossus

Very cinematic and the animation's the best I've seen so far in a game.

Ever since I saw the gameplay for this game, SOTC really got me hooked just because of how unique and simple the objectives are: Just kill giants, and that's it. When you begin playing the game the first time the game g... Read Full Review

Beyond Good & Evil

One of the best Zelda clones I've played so far, probably the best one I've played ever.

Beyond Good and Evil was the game I have been looking for for a very looooong time. I finally found the game at a mall downstate and, of course, bought it. I have been searching for this game since it was first release... Read Full Review

Zelda no Densetsu: Yume o Miru Shima

This was the first Zelda game I played, and I am still playing it.

Around the early 90's I was critical about the Zelda franchise. I don't know why. Was it because I never played one at the time? Or was I saying things like "Not for me"? Or was it because I never knew anyt... Read Full Review

Sonic Mega Collection

Definately a must buy for collectors of old-school.

I wasn't a Sega fan back then. I always grew up with the Nintendo brand. When I played the Sonic series on my cousins' Genesis, I realized what I'm missing. As time went on I kept regreting why I never owned a Genesis... Read Full Review

John Romero's Daikatana

One of my least favorite games to date.

There's nothing to say about this game except that it was a waste of my time when I rented this at my local movie store a few years back. The controls were atrocious and the game itself was ugly. The game's difficult... Read Full Review

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

A simple but okay Mario Kart game.

Mario Kart Double Dash feels just like the original MK games, this time having a new racing engine. This engine allows you to play two racers at a time, depending on the height, speed, and acceleration of the characters... Read Full Review

Rayman 2: The Great Escape

The first and best Rayman game I have ever played.

Rayman 2 for the Nintendo 64 was one of the most creative and enjoyable 3D games to date. I never got a chance to play the very first game, but playing this game made me remind me of Super Mario 64: a 2D game that shift... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

Prime 3 is definately the best fps ever created for the Wii, very well executed.

The final conclusion to the Prime series goes with a bang on the Wii. Ever since E3 2006 Samus Aran looked better than ever. We were all waiting for the game to arrive at Wii launch, but it got delayed. We waited till... Read Full Review

Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi Island + Mario Brothers

Still one the most graphically-achieved games ever made.

Yoshi’s Island for the GBA brings back fond memories to those who entered this strange new world. Those who never touch the shore of Yoshi’s home will realize they will enter new territory when starting off with the din... Read Full Review

Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

Is your brain rusty? You don't think you're smart? Let Brain Age give your noggin the excerise it needs.

Do you think everyone thinks you’re dumb? Do you have what it takes to pass a certain class you are having trouble on? Do you know what 2 + 2 equals? If you can’t even think, try, and add, then you must have an old br... Read Full Review

Super Smash Bros. Melee

The most played game I've ever played on the Gamecube, perhaps on any console ever.

When I first saw the first videos of Melee, I knew this would be the first game I’ll own. And that’s what I did. Super Smash Bros. Melee is one of the most engaging fighting (in a wild, crazy, comical way) ever made on... Read Full Review

Clubhouse Games

It will expand not just to gamers, but everyone who played these games in the past.

I’ve heard of this game for a long time. Now that I have it, Clubhouse Games is another hit for the DS. There are over 30 games and most of them are Wi-Fi compatible, but it isn’t going to appeal to just gamers, but pa... Read Full Review

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 (2 Bonus e-Reader Cards)

The best-selling stand-alone game of all time gets a portable makeover for the GBA.

Super Mario Bros. 3 is my #1 game of all time. Back then it was just a revolution: More levels, more enemies, more secrets, and more features. SMB3 just broke down the forth wall when it came out, and now that it is on... Read Full Review

Super Mario 64

Nintendo proved to everyone that Mario can continue his platforming roots in 3-D.

“How could you be able to create a 3-D Mario game without losing its touch?” This was the very question many Mario fans were asking around the time a new Mario game was announced. “Can you make it better than any 3-D g... Read Full Review

Star Fox Command

Despite returning to its flying roots, Command feels tedious and repetitive, especially in multiplayer.

Star Fox for the SNES was a revolution when it landed on the console; Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo 64 is arguably the best in the series; Star Fox Adventures took a different approach to the series in Zelda form, but man... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime 2: Echoes

Prime 2 may be slightly identical to the first Prime, but it is still a solid title that succeeds the first in many ways

When Metroid Prime was released in 2002, it shocked the entire videogame industry with its exploration elements, jaw-dropping graphics, tight gameplay, great puzzles, backtracking, etc. etc. etc. Prime 2 is basically th... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

This is the most in-depth and epic Zelda game to date.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time shocked the video game industry not because it was in 3D, not because the series was created by a man called Miyamoto, and not because it took over four years to develop. But it was ... Read Full Review