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	Super High Impact review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # This game is pretty bad.....so why can't I stop playing it?
	Super Bomberman review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Even for an SNES game, Super Bomber has probably the best multiplayer ever
	Super Double Dragon review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # One of the best beat’em ups up to date
	SimCity review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # I usually always rate games based on how it was when they came out, but since newer versions of this game have come out which are far better, I may be a little mean to it. Don't get me wrong, its a great game, but after playing 2000, its hard to play it and like it as much.
	Street Fighter II: The World Warrior review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Street Fighter II was my first Super Nintendo game. I got it when I was very young, but even then, I still enjoyed it as much as I do now. In a simple word it was a masterpiece. The pure definition of what a fighting game should be. Until Resident Evil 2 and Street Fighter Alpha III I go as far as to say it was their best work.
	Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team review (SNES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Double Dragon with the Battletoad engine. Meh
	Track & Field II review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Konami once again tried to make a brand new sports category. I can't say they succeeded exactly, but they made a pretty good game. It would've been a classic if not for a couple of small flaws and one major flaw. In this game, you can choose to train or go to the Olympics. In the Olympics you have 3 events a day, and you must qualify in them to proceed to the next day. When you start you chose a country to represent. Then you proceed to the games.
	The 3D Battles of World Runner review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Remember back when Square was a no-name company struggling to survive. This was before Final Fantasy. This was when they made ok games that not many people knew about. This was actually a good game. It surprises me that knowone remembers it.
	Tweety & The Magic Gems review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # it's not all bad and shows promise, but is ultimately designed with complete contempt for the gaming public in mind.
	Street Fighter 2010 review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # I have played alot of NES games and this one has got to be one of my all time favorites. For starters, this is the first game I can ever remember playing. It's a great game and I'm astonished how fun it is playing it again and again. I have grown up with the Street Fighter Games. As a matter of fact, Street Fighter II was the first game I owned, and I've played alot of them. This game is absolutely no let-down to the series, even though it is forgotten. It isn't without it's problems, but it is ...
	Spyro: Season of Ice review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # The levels have been designed so you can visit any part of the them you want at any time, it's real 3-d freedom (Almost more free-roaming than the playstation games).
	Rayman Advance review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # Still a better game than quite a few others, the developers need something to immerse and involve their players and they need it quick, I'm losing my patience.
	Pinobee: Wings of Adventure review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # But it fails to entertain you in the long term, it's poorly thought out and sloppily realised. It's only average.
	Punch-Out! review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # The greatest boxing gamer ever
	Marble Madness review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Interesting Innovator from Rare
	Karnov review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # This game is without a doubt strange. Fun? Yes. Hard? Yes. Good? Pretty. Strange? Oh yeah!
	Mario Kart: Super Circuit review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # And if you have a constant supply of Mario Karting friends, then don't expect to ever be rid of it. This one's a keeper.
	Ice Climber review (NES) Reviewed by aganar on Date Unknown - # Ok, this is my 10th NES review so I thought I might as well do it on an NES veteran because these little guys are supposed to appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee. I thought that this game would be good since it was made by Nintendo and they thought it was good enough to put in a great game like Super Smash Bros Melee. What I found wasn't pretty. This was really disappointing. Nintendo made amazing games on the nes, unfortunately, this wasn't one of them.
	Klonoa: Empire of Dreams review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # It's a very solid and well thought out, if never gripping, game.
	Crash Bandicoot: The Huge Adventure review (GBA) Reviewed by maxh on Date Unknown - # Surely bandicoot fans will be disappointed with this brief rehash of all thing Crash. It's not a bad game by any means, it's good fun in most places. But it has so many factors spoiling this fun that it can't possibly be as enjoyable as it should.

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