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431 reviews here, by game title · showing 381–400
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Mount & Blade review
Really, it's just a matter of what you want. Anyone with the right mindset and a pinch of imagination can get swept away in the world of Mount and Blade, and create something that is unique and epic to them. That one aspect, in spite of…
Josh Higley · March 6, 2009
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword review
This kind of incompetence is old news, although one would have hoped that for the series' third outing the AI squadmates would be better at self-preservation. What makes it more frustrating than in the past, however, is that you simply…
Rob Zacny · May 18, 2011
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Staff Atari 2600 HG exclusive
Mouse Trap review
I'm not sure why the mouse looks so happy, all things considered, as a number of (possibly starving) felines patrol the corridors of the maze. Working in the mouse's favor were a few dog biscuits, which would turn it into a dog that could…
Rob Hamilton · November 26, 2008
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Reader Atari 2600 HG exclusive
Mr. Do! review
Mr. Do has to harvest cherries from his overgrown orchard. However, some Badguys (this is what the manual calls them) are out to not only horribly murder Do, but also eat his cherries. . Were they really that strapped for time? They…
JoeTheDestroyer · October 30, 2010
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Reader Colecovision Review of the Week HG exclusive
Mr. Do! review
Mr. Do is a clown. That's strike one against him. In this self-titled Colecovision debut he harvests cherries lying ripe in bizarre single-screen sub-terrains. His underground world is one of pastel and patterned colors, dirt-munching…
LowerStreetBlues · October 30, 2009
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Reader Colecovision HG exclusive
Mr. Do!'s Castle review
Taking to heart the accusation that their first title in the series, Mr Do!, was merely a copy of Dig Dug, developer Universal made certain that Mr. Do's Castle bore nary a resemblance to the Atari creation. For instance, in this spirited…
LowerStreetBlues · November 3, 2009
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Staff NES HG exclusive
Mr. Gimmick review
Mr. Gimmick (also known as Gimmick! in the original Japanese version) is a creative NES platformer that few people have ever heard of. Strangely enough, the only place outside of Japan where the game saw release was Scandinavia.
Kyle Charizanis · March 2, 2013
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Staff Switch Review of the Week HG exclusive
Mr. Shifty review
Mr. Shifty's promising opener gives way to a game that wears out its welcome, but adrenaline junkies won't mind.
Jason Venter · April 15, 2017
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Reader Arcade HG exclusive
Ms. Pac-Man review
Devourer of free time, eater of pocket change...
JoeTheDestroyer · March 17, 2014
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Staff Atari 2600 HG exclusive
Ms. Pac-Man review
As you hone your skills, you'll find situations growing more desperate and thrilling. Each key factor-- mechanics, rules, progressively climbing difficulty, spot on collision detection--comes together to make a simple, fast-paced and…
Joseph Shaffer · April 23, 2012
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Staff PlayStation 2 HG exclusive
MS Saga: A New Dawn review
When it comes to anime, people have different ways of expressing their love. Some cosplay, some create fansites, and some draw parodies. SD Gundam was originally intended as an all-out parody of the super-serious Gundam series. SD Gundam…
Zigfried · March 12, 2006
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Staff Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Ms. Splosion Man review
Whenever I thought a particular ordeal wasn't too tough, it seemed like it wouldn't take long for me to have to face a tougher version of it...likely with some sort of instant-death trap added to the mix in order to provide a bit of extra…
Rob Hamilton · July 13, 2011
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Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Mugen Souls Z review
In a way, Mugen Souls Z works better as an anime than an RPG.
Kyle Charizanis · May 26, 2014
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Multiwinia: Survival of the Flattest review
Rather than carefully constructing a balanced army, Multiwinia demands victory through superior manouvers, feinting and flanking, and knowing when to retreat and when to press the attack. Should you amass your Multis for a later assault…
Will Roy · December 8, 2008
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Staff Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Mummies Rising review
Stare in horror as undead monstrosities slowly creep towards you! *Checks watch* Uh, they will get there eventually...I promise!
Rob Hamilton · October 10, 2014
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Reader Wii HG exclusive
Muramasa: The Demon Blade review
Muramasa: The Demon Blade is a side-scrolling, 2D title from Vanillaware, featuring beautifully-drawn art and fluid animation. Muramasa: The Demon Blade is also a game that takes after such releases as Castlevania: Symphony of the Night…
dementedhut · September 10, 2010
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Reader PC HG exclusive
Murder in the Abbey review
In The Name of the Rose is a pretty famous novel written by Umberto Eco, but better known as "that movie in which the always-bearded Sean Connery is bossing Christian Slater around". Murder at the Abbey is a pretty faithful representation…
darketernal · April 9, 2010
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Murdered: Soul Suspect review
The Thin Boo Line
Gary Hartley · September 8, 2023
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Reader NES HG exclusive
Musashi no Bouken review
Lovers of history and mythology will enjoy discovering what events were based on fact and which on fiction. They’ll enjoy exploring a recreated Feudal Japan, wondering which places actually existed. And they’ll ponder how well the next…
wolfqueen001 · June 23, 2008
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Reader Wii HG exclusive
Muscle March review
You've likely seen the trailer for this game on a video website. You know, the one where a bunch of confusing sequences are tossed in your face while weird J-Pop music plays in the background? And there was this highly enthusiastic…
dementedhut · October 31, 2010
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