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354 reviews here, by game title · showing 41–60
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Reader NES Review of the Week HG exclusive
The Adventures of Bayou Billy review
Three games in one, and none of them are worth playing.
JoeTheDestroyer · March 3, 2019
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Staff NES HG exclusive
The Adventures of Bayou Billy review
Since it’s a widely accepted fact that when it comes to action games we American gamers are veritable supermen compared to our nerdy, Dragon Quest-loving Japanese brethren, Konami laid the foundations for such future translations as…
Sho · January 19, 2008
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Staff PC HG exclusive
The Adventures of Elena Temple review
A nice, brief adventure. Oh, and you can play it in multiple virtual rooms.
Joseph Shaffer · August 19, 2019
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Staff NES HG exclusive
Adventures of Lolo review
Bit by bit, block by block.
Joseph Shaffer · October 4, 2010
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Staff NES HG exclusive
Adventures of Lolo 2 review
I would ordinarily slate a game for making almost no changes. However, there's something magical about Lolo that retains the freshness even after you've played the living crap out of the first one. It could be that there are so many…
Joseph Shaffer · July 23, 2011
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Reader PC HG exclusive
Adventures of Pip review
Lean close and I’ll tell you a story about a game that doesn’t know what its players need.
hastypixels · September 10, 2017
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Staff PC HG exclusive
The Adventures of Poppe review
Honey, I Shrunk Samus
Joseph Shaffer · March 18, 2026
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Staff NES HG exclusive
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends review
Hey Rocky, watch me pull licensed shovelware out of my hat!" "Again?
Joseph Shaffer · December 11, 2015
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Staff PC HG exclusive
The Adventures of Shuggy review
A high stakes obstacle corpse with plenty of bite *dodges tomatoes*
Joseph Shaffer · October 27, 2018
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Reader Game Boy HG exclusive
The Adventures of Star Saver review
Imagine: a run 'n gun game where you play as a tough LAPD cop who looks like he's twelve, surrounded by giant pill bugs, vicious cartoony dogs, and killer music notes, your trusty standard issue handgun drawn and your sentient mech…
JoeTheDestroyer · December 30, 2010
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Staff PSP HG exclusive
Aedis Eclipse: Generation of Chaos review
What all this amounts to is a game that’s akin to a great movie with a terrible ending. You plan out each move and become completely engaged in the experience. Then the battle (the ‘movie ending’) comes and you’re left wondering where the…
Louis Bedigian · May 10, 2007
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Staff Android HG exclusive
Aeon Avenger review
Traveling through time, wishing I was with Chrono Trigger instead of this.
Rob Hamilton · May 25, 2018
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Staff 3DS HG exclusive
Aero Porter review
This "Bob Saito" fellow seems suspicious.
Rhody Tobin · December 5, 2012
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Reader Nintendo 64 Review of the Week HG exclusive
AeroFighters Assault review
Given that its developer is Paradigm, the company responsible for Pilotwings 64, it would be reasonable to expect Aero Fighters: Assault to do things like be competent and not suck. We're just trading a hang glider for an F14; how…
dagoss · July 30, 2008
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Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Afro Samurai review
It [Afro Samurai] may not be the masterpiece it could or even should be, but it's still one of the better games of its kind to come along in awhile.
Jeffrey Matulef · February 20, 2009
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Reader Sega Master System HG exclusive
After Burner review
Danger Zone
dementedhut · August 16, 2026
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Afterfall: Insanity review
It's like a playable Mad Max sequel..... directed by Uwe Boll.
Joseph Shaffer · October 18, 2017
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Staff DS HG exclusive
AGAIN: Interactive Crime Novel review
Again is the latest (and maybe last) interactive novel game from Cing, the developers of Trace Memory and Hotel Dusk. Such a pedigree makes this game even more disappointing than it otherwise would be.
Rhody Tobin · April 24, 2010
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None review
The original PC version utilised a point and click interface to navigate Narracott's investigation, and the Wii takes that same approach sans mouse. Instead, the Wiimote is employed to use the on-screen pointer, which you aim at objects of…
Gary Hartley · February 21, 2008
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