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  • Rating:9
    An ambitious exercise in atmospheric gaming and one of the best from 2005.

    Shadow of the Colossus

    An ambitious exercise in atmospheric gaming and one of the best from 2005.

    Atmosphere plays an important role in games, and in all forms of entertainment really. If done well, you're drawn into the experience and can forgive certain shortcomings because you've been left with a lasting impressio... Read Full Review

    0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:8.7
    Surprisingly deep, gleefully subversive. Out of nowhere comes one of the most wonderful 360 games to date.

    Viva Pinata

    Surprisingly deep, gleefully subversive. Out of nowhere comes one of the most wonderful 360 games to date.

    Viva Pinata has been running circles in my head since picking it up. I bought Gears of War the day before, and as much as it blew me away it's seen the inside of my 360 just once since I started up my first Pinata garden... Read Full Review

    12 of 13 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:7
    Charming dialogue and wonky control, lazy visuals and a lackluster story. A decent game but not Mario's finest RPG.

    Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time

    Charming dialogue and wonky control, lazy visuals and a lackluster story. A decent game but not Mario's finest RPG.

    The Nintendo DS, at the time of this writing, is hard pressed for quality RPG's. There's many promising titles on the horizon and if you really need your fix today then Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time is the best of the ... Read Full Review

    1 of 2 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:7.7
    There's some problems, but the concept remains as cool as ever. A welcome return for an underrated series.

    Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future

    There's some problems, but the concept remains as cool as ever. A welcome return for an underrated series.

    Ecoo the Dolphin and I have a history. Mostly in my nightmares, as the Genesis iteration of the series stayed with me long after the console was shut off, visions of once peaceful water growing deeper and darker, ominous... Read Full Review

    1 of 1 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:9.2
    Sid Meier's lost classic.

    Sid Meier's Colonization

    Sid Meier's lost classic.

    Sid Meier has some all-time classics under his belt, and perhaps the least heralded of them all is this strategic gem. Colonization took the turn-based formula that worked so well in Civilization and reshaped it for one ... Read Full Review

    10 of 10 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:8.6
    A fun platformer that's still very playable and a worthy addition to any Genesis library.

    Kid Chameleon

    A fun platformer that's still very playable and a worthy addition to any Genesis library.

    The Sega Genesis was home to quite a few quirky platformers during the 16-Bit era - Decap Attack, Greendog the Beached Surfer Dude and Toejam & Earl 2 come to mind. Kid Chameleon may not be as silly as those, but it rema... Read Full Review

    1 of 1 users found the following review helpful
  • Rating:8.4
    The best possible showcase for your DS. Too bad you won't be playing it after a month.

    Nintendogs: Miniature Dachshund & Friends

    The best possible showcase for your DS. Too bad you won't be playing it after a month.

    Nintendogs is a difficult game to review. It's an enchanting piece of software the likes of which haven't been seen before that utilizes all of the DS's unique functions. If you ever want to show a skeptic the possibilit... Read Full Review

    1 of 1 users found the following review helpful