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354 reviews here, by game title · showing 1–20
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Staff NES HG exclusive
Abadox: The Deadly Inner War review
When you resume play, you'll find yourself again controlling that same slow-moving, impotent piece of junk with which you started. The big difference is that now you'll possibly be starting from a mid-level checkpoint or even a more…
Rob Hamilton · April 9, 2013
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Staff PC Review of the Week HG exclusive Feedback welcome
Abasralsa review
Have ever wanted to pay $1 for an incomplete, fan-made Doom level? Now's your chance!
Joseph Shaffer · October 9, 2019
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Absolute Obedience review
Pain. Intolerable pain. Throbbing, lingering pain that would reduce any man to tears. Across his twenty years, the young Arabian prince had never before experienced such unrelenting torture. This stoic desert warrior had stared down…
Jackson Lofton · May 3, 2007
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive Feedback welcome
Abzu review
Abzu is a worthwhile celebration of the ocean, but doesn't offer enough variety to transcend its chief inspiration.
sam1193 · October 2, 2018
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
ACA NeoGeo: 2020 Super Baseball review
Yesterday
dementedhut · December 9, 2020
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
ACA NeoGeo: Crossed Swords review
Crossed Off
dementedhut · February 10, 2021
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Reader PlayStation 4 Review of the Week HG exclusive
ACA NeoGeo: Cyber-Lip review
Chapped
dementedhut · July 11, 2019
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
ACA NeoGeo: Puzzle Bobble review
Bustin' in the '90s
dementedhut · May 5, 2025
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
ACA NeoGeo: Riding Hero review
Blighting Zero
dementedhut · May 18, 2019
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Staff Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation review
When a game that is a part of a series as long running as Ace Combat, there's always that nagging concern that the formula will become stale, or the ball will be otherwise dropped with new changes. A very fine line must be walked between…
Josh Higley · November 8, 2007
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Reader Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon review
Then there's the payoff: an up close, incredibly detailed look at the destruction that never gets tiresome. Smoke engulfs metal, wings break off, and you'll sometimes actually see the pilot flail uncontrollably out their aircraft! I…
dementedhut · October 16, 2011
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Staff Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Ace Gals Tennis review
80 MSP may not be much to spend on a casual tennis game, but the fact still remains that there are much better indie titles out there for the same price.
Joseph Shaffer · August 1, 2011
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Reader DS HG exclusive Feedback welcome
Ace Mathician review
It's always fantastic when, after nearly 40 years of playing games, one discovers an entirely original gameplay concept.
JaguarWong · June 13, 2021
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Reader PC Review of the Week HG exclusive
Achtung! Spitfire review
Avalon Hill's Achtung! Spitfire is a rare game in more than one way. The world-reknowned board game publisher, having produced excellent offerings ranging from a simulation of the airline business to art thievery, came up with this…
johnny_cairo · August 15, 2007
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Reader Atari 2600 HG exclusive
Acid Drop review
Today’s topic in the wide world of Atari 2600 reviewing is a true oddity. Salu’s 1992... yes 1992... release, Acid Drop. Apparently, the Atari 2600 still had a following in Europe in the early 90s, and Salu released several titles during…
ddsilver · January 1, 2004
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Reader SNES HG exclusive
Acrobat Mission review
Of all the shoot em’ ups on home consoles that have never seen a US release I was surprised to find out that the Super Nintendo had ported 95% of all the Shmups made for the system; the only games that never made their way to the states…
newalone4 · June 30, 2008
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Staff NES Review of the Week HG exclusive
Action 52 review
52 Ways to Die
Joseph Shaffer · April 8, 2013
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
Active Life: Extreme Challenge review
Active Life: Extreme Challenge can be described as an exercise game that allows players—children mostly, like the ones featured on the cover—to pretend that they're engaged in fascinating activities such as base jumping, wind surfing, rock…
Jason Venter · September 5, 2009
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