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	Final Fantasy review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # It receives a lot of acclaim simply because of the name that it carries. It has very little to do with the other games in the series.
	Dragon Warrior review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Should Dragon Warrior be graded differently because it's such an old game? It's an interesting argument, but it's not particularily valid. The NES is so antiquated that better RPG's can be acquired for it.
	Dragon Warrior II review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Overall, Dragon Warrior 2 was a giant step forward from past efforts on the NES. Today, it's hardly a revolutionary game, but it still provides some good fun if you can find a copy.
	Deja Vu: A Nightmare Comes True review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # In Deja Vu, you play the role of Ace Harding, private detective. You wake up in a bathroom, remembering nothing of your past, not even your name. To top it all off, you're being framed for a murder case. Your task is to remember your identity and to clear your name.
	Dr. Mario review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Someone that feisty Italian plumber has made it through medical school and become a doctor. He now doles out pills, helping to quell the viruses in his labratory.
	Contra review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Ah, to be back in the sweet days of Contra. Back in the 80's, when Run DMC and Aerosmith ruled the charts, when Ronald Reagen was President, when gaming was a much simpler hobby.
	Deadly Towers review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # If you're one of those sick individuals who likes to play the worst games of a system and then worship them as if they were great, then Deadly Towers might actually appeal to you.
	Arkanoid review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Arkanoid goes by many names. Some call it Breakthru. Some call it Hit the Wall. Still others call it, “that game with the ball and paddle where you break the blocks but it's not Pong.” Whatever you personally decide to call it, Arkanoid is proof that you don't need complicated gameplay, graphics, or sound to deliver fun.
	Battletoads review (NES) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # In Battletoads, you play the role of one of three big, huge, mutated toad creature. Your girlfriend has been kidnapped by the evil Dark Queen, and you must battle though eight chaoctic stages to save her. The plot, like most pre-Genesis action games, is Gouda-level cheesy at best.
	Phantasy Star IV review (GEN) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Phantasy Star 4, despite the fourth grade spelling job, is by far the greatest role playing game ever created for the Sega Genesis.
	Shining Force II review (GEN) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Shining Force 2 is one of the best roleplaying games for the Genesis, in the upper echelon with the Phantasy Star games.
	Deja Vu I & II: The Casebooks of Ace Harding review (GBC) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # The story is Deja Vu's strong point and the reason you'll keep playing. If you don't get into the story, then you'll have little reason to play the game.
	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time review (N64) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # This was the game people had been waiting long long years for. In movie sense, it is Star Wars Episode One. However, with expectations this high, Zelda 64 was bound to disappoint some people, myself included.
	Doom 64 review (N64) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # If there's a bad point about Doom, in some people's eyes, it's that the series remains largely unchanged. This game won't change their minds. However, if you have played a Doom game and enjoyed it, then give this one a shot. It's a pretty safe bet that you'll enjoy this one too.
	Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire review (N64) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire tries to be a first person shooter, a dogfighting flight game, and to have a successful game based on the Star Wars license. On the first two claims there's noticable shortcomings, and on the third claim, well, the fact that no one remembers this title...
	Goldeneye 007 review (N64) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # When the Nintendo 64 struggled a bit after it's lightning fast start, some people started looking around for a savior. Thankfully, Goldeneye came along, and provided ultra-fast and fun first-person shooter (FPS) gameplay for the Nintendo 64 crowd.
	NBA Hangtime review (N64) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # One question pops into mind when playing this game - How can a game that was so fun, so fast, and so easy to play be turned into THIS hideous awful crap?
	Marvel vs. Capcom 2 review (DC) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # If you're even a remote fan of Marvel comic books, Capcom fighting games, or fighting games in general, then this game has something to offer to you.
	Grandia II review (DC) Reviewed by sgreenwell on Date Unknown - # Grandia 2 benefits strongly from the lack of competition on the Dreamcast. It's just that simple. If Grandia 2 was on the Playstation, it would be dwarved by other, better role playing games.
	Bubble Bobble review (NES) Reviewed by royalranger on Date Unknown - # Every once in a while, there comes a game that becomes an instant classic. Games like this last for years without dying down as they are enjoyed by people of all different ages. Bubble Bobble turned out to be one of these games. Taito originally released this legend as an arcade game in 1986. Due to its increasing popularity, Bubble Bobble was later released on many different computers and systems, including the NES. While the NES port suffers in a few areas, it still deserves a hi...

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