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  • Rating:2.5

    NHL 95

    By speed_ballz | Rating Date: Sep 16, 2008 | SNES
  • Rating:5.5

    Hunter Hunted

    By speed_ballz | Rating Date: Feb 25, 2008 | PC
  • Rating:2.5
    This game almost single-handedly brought down EA's NHL 9X franchise on the Genesis.

    NHL 95

    By speed_ballz | Review Date: Sep 16, 2008 | GEN

    This game almost single-handedly brought down EA's NHL 9X franchise on the Genesis.

    It's easy to remember the totally disappointed feeling I had as a teenager after excitedly booting up this cart on my Genesis only to experience the totally crappy gameplay of NHL 95. Since this was the successor th... Read Full Review

    0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:4
    The wrong way to make a hocky vid game.

    NHL Stanley Cup

    By speed_ballz | Review Date: Sep 10, 2008 | SNES

    The wrong way to make a hocky vid game.

    It's Stanley Cup Hockey for the SNES. The name evokes thoughts of mediocrity from the getgo. I do remember the advertisements for the game back in the day, and I admit that I was impressed as an impressionably teenag... Read Full Review

    0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:6
    A muddy muckup...

    Monster Truck Madness 2

    By speed_ballz | Review Date: May 08, 2008 | PC

    A muddy muckup...

    As with many movies and video games, MTM2 sufferred from the sophomore slump syndrome, or 'SLS'. In May 1998, two years after the release of Monster Truck Madness, the second version, Monster Truck Madness 2, appeared t... Read Full Review

    0 of 1 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:8
    This old-school game rides like a dream! By today's standards, MTM lags a lot in the looks department - but it rocks!

    Monster Truck Madness

    By speed_ballz | Review Date: May 05, 2008 | PC

    This old-school game rides like a dream! By today's standards, MTM lags a lot in the looks department - but it rocks!

    MTM holds a special place in my gamer's heart because it was the first PC game that I had ever played. The humbling part is that this was as recently, as the summer of '05 (busy life). MTM lets you run single player or... Read Full Review

    1 of 1 users found the following review helpful