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163 reviews here, by game title · showing 141–160
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Staff PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel review
Saber, Sonico, and Saya no Uta? Oh my!
Kai Powell · February 5, 2016
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Reader Atari 2600 HG exclusive
No Escape! review
I found myself playing session after session, hopelessly addicted to something so archaic, so simplistic. The furious pace and wicked challenge kept things interesting, and the peculiar enemy designs piqued my interest. I had to see what…
JoeTheDestroyer · May 17, 2012
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Reader Wii Review of the Week HG exclusive
No More Heroes review
I've rarely played a game that prides itself on being "punk". Grasshopper Manufacture even revamped their logo with the motto "Punk's Not Dead" to reflect this brand new attitude. Yet it's not like Suda 51 changed styles. In essence, the…
jiggs · February 1, 2010
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Reader Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes review
In reviewing No More Heroes, it’s a natural instinct to compare the game to its spiritual predecessor, Killer7, but that won’t get you anywhere. The two games share a similar cel-shaded visual style and are both products of Suda 51, but…
Suskie · March 21, 2009
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes review
But it’s when you reach these off-key boss fights that No More Hereos has it’s best moments. You meet Dr. Peace, western-style six-hooters and 70’s porn ‘tash, crooning into the empty stadium, telling you it was always his dream to perform…
Gary Hartley · March 22, 2008
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Reader Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes review
Let's face it. Most games Suda51 has made were a complete and utter failure at being good. You had some of the latter Clock Towers, which were bad to begin with and overshadowed by the vastly superior Silent Hill. You had Killer7, which…
timrod · February 7, 2008
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes review
There are a decent number of activities to take on in Santa Destroy, but the open-world portions are the game’s biggest weak point. There is a huge lack of polish in the city, and niggles like the shoddy collision detection and the…
C J · January 28, 2008
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Reader Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle review
Travisty
dementedhut · June 10, 2020
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Reader Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle review
Travis Touchdown could have gone out like a punk, but punks don't give up so easily, especially not without a fight! Certainly no one was expecting a sophomore effort from crazy game designer / frontman Suda 51 and his self-proclaimed…
jiggs · February 28, 2010
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Staff Wii HG exclusive
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle review
Some have said No More Heroes is like nothing you've seen before. Unfortunately, fans can't say the same for its sequel. It often feels like a budget-priced, sugar-free facsimile of the original; less of a time investment, but ultimately…
Zigfried · February 2, 2010
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Reader PlayStation 5 HG exclusive
No More Heroes III review
FU Fighters
dementedhut · November 2, 2022
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Reader PC HG exclusive
No One Lives Forever review
Austin Powers might have been responsible for some good things, such as No One Lives Forever, a unique FPS that took the kitschy 60s aesthetic and blue humor and went for broke. After the dippy opening credits, complete with psychedelic…
johnny_cairo · November 4, 2007
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Staff Xbox One HG exclusive
No Time to Explain review
It's not worth putting up with the awful controls to see the game's occasional highlights.
Jason Venter · December 24, 2015
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Staff PlayStation 2 HG exclusive
Nobunaga's Ambition: Rise to Power review
This is a strategy game for people who love strategy games. The amount of depth and complexity here is pretty much unparalleled, and the sheer quantity of menus, statistics, and text will doubtlessly scare off a lot of players.
C J · February 5, 2008
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Staff Game Boy Advance HG exclusive
Noddy: A Day in Toyland review
As Noddy strolls through the scenic locations in the game—which often include town streets, houses and finally a foreboding goblin forest—he’ll sometimes encounter threats to his life meter. These villainous creatures are never all that…
Jason Venter · October 22, 2006
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Nogalious review
It only looks like a good time.
Marc Golding · August 27, 2018
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Staff DS HG exclusive
Nostalgia review
It’s nice to just pick up an RPG that doesn’t have you sitting through hours of pretentious dribble about how Villain X used to be valiant and brave until Fate stepped in and cock-slapped them, and play it.
Gary Hartley · April 10, 2010
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