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	Conker's Bad Fur Day review (N64) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # there's nothing that can bring down the appeal of such a hilarious, inventive and utterly enthralling experience.
	Chameleon Twist review (N64) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # Just for the fascinating tongue gymnastics you get to perform it's worth a rent for platformer fans, but others won't find any endearing qualities in this boring, average disappointment.
	Banjo-Kazooie review (N64) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # the game provides you with so many memorable, incredibly enjoyable moments that you can't afford to miss it, short or not.
	Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness review (N64) Reviewed by ratking on Date Unknown - # Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness (CLOD) came as a prelude to Castlevania 64, but in most ways they are the same game. CLOD had Castlevania 64 in it with more levels and two more characters. Castlevania 64 was a great game, but had something to be desired, Legacy of Darkness fixed that and more.
	F-Zero X review (N64) Reviewed by ratking on Date Unknown - # This was one of the four games I got with my Nintendo 64 system. I was originally interested because of the cast of 30 interesting characters. I originally read about this game from a Nintendo Power magazine, and it looked stunning. This is one game I have not stopped playing sense I recieved it almost 2 years ago.
	Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse review (NES) Reviewed by ratking on Date Unknown - # As with the first Castlevania I got this game kinda by accident. I bough 10 games for about 10 dollars, and look has it that this game was among them. That was around 6 years ago, and I still play this game to date. There is so much to it, and it's practically impossible to beat, but it is always a fun time through.
	Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage review (N64) Reviewed by ratking on Date Unknown - # I anticipated this game as being one of the best ever to pass onto the Nintendo 64. I reserved it, and got it the very first day it was released, and that was where it started going downhill. The first castle you enter, where I spent hours upon hours trying to search for the king, I learned that Aidyn was not at all what I expected, and it never improved from that.
	The Jetsons: Cogswell's Caper review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # Sometimes, you can't help but wonder what goes through the minds of game companies as they produce video games like this. What impelled Taito to release another cartoon-based game is beyond me; and with their 1992 release of The Jetsons: Cogswell's Caper, they obviously hadn't learned their lesson from their previous cartoon-game release, The Flintstones. Also considering the release at such a late year, Taito must have had a screw loose when deciding to make a NES game like The...
	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # It's time for another RoyalRanger review, and this means it is time to comment on one of the worst NES games ever to be played. Yes, Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde is truly a horrible game, despite what they say about it... no, wait... they do say it's a horrible game (I must really be tired or something). Anyway, Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde is truly a horrible game (Wait a second, didn't I already say that? I know I've been experiencing déjà vu a lot lately. I know I've been experiencing déjà vu a lot lat...
	Tetris 2 review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # I'm sure that by now, you've had to have heard of the great game called ''Tetris,'' a Russian puzzle game universally introduced when Tengen released it illegally for the NES and universally accepted as a smash hit when Nintendo released it legally for the same system. With the great success of Tetris, both on the NES and on the GameBoy, several sequels and similar games were released, including great games like Dr. Mario and Tetris Attack. Tetris 2 was another Tetris...
	Final Fantasy III review (SNES) Reviewed by ratking on Date Unknown - # Final Fantasy in my mind is the greatest game ever created. I got this game for $30, and new that is was a steal. As quickly as you put it in you will not be able to let go of playing it. Here's why:
	Dead or Alive 3 review (XBX) Reviewed by oblivion on Date Unknown - # Gorgeous environments and wonderful lighting effects that glisten on leather and lace making almost every character all the better looking, graceful and plentiful moves, and a handful of game play options, each appealing in their own way. First impressions can sometimes be wrong.
	Metroid review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # Metroid, often considered one of the great classics of video gaming, is a game that I really did not like very much. Now, please, before you go whacking me with that baseball bat there, I only ask that you at least hear me out on this! Giving Metroid a low score isn't some deliberate way of trying to ruffle a few feathers or draw attention to myself, but I really do have valid concerns judging my dislike of this game.
	Kirby's Adventure review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # Hal Laboratories and Nintendo manage to make one of their last-released NES games to be one of their greatest. It's actually not of much surprise, really, since Shigeru Miyamoto, the great mastermind behind the Mario and Zelda game series, had his hand in the making of Kirby's Adventure as well. The release of this game was sure to be a bang, regardless of its late 1993 release.
	River City Ransom review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # Technos Japan practically set the foundation for future video game brawlers. They are credited as developers of the Double Dragon games, as well as Super Dodge Ball, which isn't exactly a brawler but may make you want to beat up your opponent when you lose to them during a two-player match. Among their limited library of games is River City Ransom, Technos' very own blend combining the elements of RPGs, brawlers, and mini-malls.
	Super Smash Bros. Melee review (GCN) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Deep within Nintendo's HQ where EAD and Intelligence reside stands another company not exactly up to their quality. They are called HAL. This, Super Smash Bros. Melee, was their masterpiece. In all of their games I have played this is the most fun, the most polished, the most fun, of them.
	Mario Paint review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Still better than most modern computer programs!
	Yoshi's Cookie review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # For starters, this game is a take-off of a take-off. When Nintendo saw the nationally renouned success of Tetris, Nintendo wanted a little piece of that, so they made Dr. Mario. It was a good game, but Tetris had better music, better gameplay, and was just more original. This game is a terrible game, even for a take-off. What was Nintendo thinking?
	Castlevania: Symphony of the Night review (PSX) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS!
	Super High Impact review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # This game is pretty bad.....so why can't I stop playing it?

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