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512 reviews here, by game title · showing 261–280
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Staff Wii U HG exclusive
Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two review
Unfortunately, Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is a disappointment compared to its imperfect but promising predecessor. The ambition and inventiveness that were so evident the first time around have been obscured by a sloppy retread…
Jason Venter · December 10, 2012
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Staff 3DS HG exclusive
Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion review
Although the stages are large enough to be interesting, you’ll have to visit each one several times if you want to discover all of the castle’s secrets. You unlock life meter extensions and improvements to your various attacks by…
Jason Venter · February 3, 2013
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
Disney Guilty Party review
There are three settings. As a rookie, you won’t have any trouble at all. Just mashing buttons or waving the Wii Remote around is enough to pass half of the challenges with flying colors. Before long, you’ll earn a promotion and the game…
Jason Venter · September 1, 2011
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Staff Wii U HG exclusive
Disney Infinity review
Infinite possibilities on the drawing board suddenly feel quite limited once they've been torpedoed by disappointing execution.
Jason Venter · September 21, 2013
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Staff Game Boy Advance HG exclusive
Disney/Pixar Ratatouille review
There are license-based adventures on the Game Boy Advance that provide a fantastic experience. Ratatouille isn’t one of them. It doesn’t even come close. Without ever truly failing on a technical level, the game sucks all of the fun out…
Jason Venter · July 22, 2007
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Staff PlayStation 2 HG exclusive
Disney/Pixar Ratatouille review
You just never know what a mission will involve until you accept it. Some have you completing mini-games, others have you sliding down huge slides and collecting stars, others have you rushing to the highest points of an area and still…
Jason Venter · July 2, 2007
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
Disney/Pixar Ratatouille review
It also happens to be a title that was clearly developed with the PlayStation 2 in mind. The game works like a charm on the system, and there are times when the Wii version feels clunky by comparison. Fortunately for the Wii, the inverse…
Jason Venter · July 5, 2007
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Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 review
The experience resembles what it might feel like to walk into a room with a huge chest, dig through it and yank out a bunch of my favorite toys, then toss them together and relish the crazy results. Players are presented with a virtual…
Jason Venter · June 24, 2010
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Reader Genesis Review of the Week HG exclusive
Disney's Aladdin review
an adventure that captures perfectly the charming look and feel of all the films that were released during Disney’s early-90s resurgence
JANUS2 · August 14, 2009
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Staff PlayStation 2 HG exclusive
Disney's Chicken Little review
While they’re certain to keep everyone entertained, anxious to see what the next level brings, the differing game styles may be disorienting to younger children who aren’t experienced at quickly switching skill sets. The ease with which…
Jason Venter · November 18, 2005
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
Disney's Chicken Little: Ace in Action review
Play is divided into four worlds that are split into an average of six stages. There are three flavors: platforming, aerial combat and ground demolition. Ace (the glamorous equivalent of Chicken Little) is the guy who goes on foot…
Jason Venter · January 12, 2007
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Staff Game Boy Advance HG exclusive
Disney's Kim Possible 2: Drakken's Demise review
There's no way you won't enjoy this little old school cartoon platformer. It's Kim Possible.
Marc Golding · April 17, 2018
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Staff DS HG exclusive
Disney's Kim Possible: Kimmunicator review
Kim can punch and kick, stringing together ‘combos’ of each attack simply through button mashing. But there are major issues with responsiveness and hit-detection. Sometimes Kim simply will not attack though you think you might be pressing…
Marc Golding · December 4, 2008
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Staff PlayStation 2 HG exclusive
Disney's Meet the Robinsons review
Meet The Robinsons is the type of light-hearted, family-friendly adventure that parents can feel safe about letting their pre-teens play. There is no death, no vulgar humor, no person-on-person violence, and the gameplay is challenging…
Brian Rowe · April 6, 2007
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
Disney's Meet the Robinsons review
Then you encounter the second main area, Wilbur’s house. It’s a spacious structure with a garden, a library and even an underground rail system. As you perform mundane chores, you might think you’re just being introduced to the level hub…
Jason Venter · March 29, 2007
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Staff PlayStation HG exclusive
Disruptor review
Instead, level your Phase Repeater -- a rapid-fire, tri-barrelled instrument of piercing death -- at them. It emits an unstoppable wave of laser fire which cuts your robot aggressors down with little troubles. The lone survivor of your…
Gary Hartley · November 5, 2005
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Staff PSP HG exclusive
Dissidia: Final Fantasy review
While chatting with one of my friends over sushi, I described Dissidia: Final Fantasy as "Virtual On with Final Fantasy characters". He gave me a puzzled look; far too many people missed out on Sega's one-on-one mech combat masterpiece…
Zigfried · September 21, 2009
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Staff PC Review of the Week HG exclusive
Distorted Reality review
Actual reality: you paid a few dollars for a game that offers nothing
Joseph Shaffer · November 21, 2020
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Distortions review
The review about that one game I really wished I could have liked more.
Gary Hartley · April 7, 2018
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