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	Final Fantasy X review (PS2) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Final Fantasy X is a very good game. In fact, judged solely on gameplay and storyline, it's a great game. However, there's a lot of little things that continually add up to make Final Fantasy X somewhat lacking. In a series that is well known for a high standard of quality, the little things add up more-so than in a non-descript RPG series. It's a huge step up from Final Fantasy IX, which is a grossly overrated game, but it's not quite the leap that Final Fantasy VII...
	Sports Jam review (DC) Reviewed by cheekylee on Date Unknown - # ''He shoots, he SCORES. YOU'RE NOT SINGING ANYMORE.''
	ICO review (PS2) Reviewed by cheekylee on Date Unknown - # ''Single white female seeks young horny male to take me by the hand, and lead me from the shadows. Must posess unending patience, and a big stick.''
	Maximo: Ghosts to Glory review (PS2) Reviewed by matsuko on Date Unknown - # Capcom’s latest may be just what you need if you are a platforming or nostalgia freak, but be wary; underneath the near-perfect graphics and pick up and play game mechanics lurks something much more sinister.
	Maximo: Ghosts to Glory review (PS2) Reviewed by rappingshoe on Date Unknown - # Maximo is supposedly some sort of tribute to Ghosts 'n Goblins. Unfortuntely, like Five's tribute to Queen with their 'We Will Rock You' cover, it's a bit rubbish.
	Half-Life review (PC) Reviewed by tigmal on Date Unknown - # Four years after its release date and despite its aging graphics, the game is still relevant today and still far better than many of its more recent counterparts.
	Medal of Honor: Allied Assault review (PC) Reviewed by tigmal on Date Unknown - # Medal of Honour is of the new generation of First Person Shooters to emerge from the post Half Life era, combining the best lessons of the past generation to form a massive game.
	ICO review (PS2) Reviewed by matsuko on Date Unknown - # Waif-like freaks who don't speak your language never looked so good...
	State of Emergency review (PS2) Reviewed by cheekylee on Date Unknown - # ''Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow, this is SO cool. Really, cool. It'll get harder any second now. Any minute now. Any HOUR now! Any DAY NOW! WHEN DOES THIS GAME TURN INTO A DAMM GAME?''
	Golden Sun review (GBA) Reviewed by matsuko on Date Unknown - # From its incredible graphics to its engrossing storyline, Golden Sun proves that huge surprises can come in small packages.
	Gauntlet: Dark Legacy review (PS2) Reviewed by vince on Date Unknown - # With dozens of monsters to slay, power-ups to do it with and an arsenal of weaponry, Gauntlet has it where it counts. But is that good enough to stand up against other games, such as Diablo and Baulders Gate: Dark alliance?
	M.A.X. review (PC) Reviewed by kahr on Date Unknown - # M.A.X. (Mechanized Assult & Exploration) (PC)
	Devil May Cry review (PS2) Reviewed by vince on Date Unknown - # With beautiful graphics, crisp sound and music, excellent game play, this should keep you enthralled for hours at least. Among the obvious, this game holds the two greatest things that make a great video game. Big swords and unlimited ammo.
	Shining Force review (GEN) Reviewed by vince on Date Unknown - # Shining Force was one of the first games to take full advantage of the Tile system for strategy RPGs. Later seen in games such as Advance Wars(GBA) and Final Fantasy Tactics(Playstation), the tile system didn't change much, if at all, which says that they certainly did something right.
	StarCraft review (PC) Reviewed by vince on Date Unknown - # Another great title released by Blizzard entertainment, StarCraft sets the standards for real time strategy games, such as WarCraft and Red Alert. Social Life Loss sense..Tingling!
	State of Emergency review (PS2) Reviewed by metvane on Date Unknown - # AAAAHHH!! No God No!!! Boom!!!! The sweet sounds of mayhem in the morning. This is the kind of visceral feeling you get when you are in the thick of SOE.
	Shadowgate Classic review (GBC) Reviewed by icelake on Date Unknown - # Shadowgate Classic is an excellent port of the original 8-bit NES version of the same game; but, unfortunately, it's lacking in the gameplay department when compared to most modern games.
	ActRaiser review (SNES) Reviewed by icelake on Date Unknown - # Actraiser is a beautiful combination of sidescrolling action and godlike simulation games. The simulation mode and amazing soundtrack will really get you hooked into this remarkable game.
	Shenmue II review (DC) Reviewed by syn on Date Unknown - # Shenmue II is well worth a purchase if you want an engrossing story, backed up with some stunning set-pieces, strong characterisation, and ducks.
	Gundam Battle Assault review (PSX) Reviewed by pestes on Date Unknown - # Anime games here are few and far between. And that might be a good thing. Anime games are the Japanese equivelent of a movie or TV license. Meaning, for every Goldeneye there is at least 300 Olsen Twins, Xena or Blues Brothers. Anime games have improved- Record of Lodoss War, Card Captors, and Oh My Goddess for Dreamcast are rather competent, and Bandai's crank-a-dozen Gundam titles for Playstation are passable.

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