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57 reviews here, by game title · showing 41–57
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Staff Arcade HG exclusive
X-Men review
Witness earthen bridges over lava fields lined with flame throwing hazards and enormous wasps that spew out a skull carved into a jungle cliff. Shotgun-toting Bonebreaker miniatures rove the inside of Magneto’s lair while stone statues…
Winston Wolf · October 24, 2010
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Reader NES Review of the Week HG exclusive
X-Men review
WELCOME TO DIE
JoeTheDestroyer · April 30, 2020
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Reader NES HG exclusive
X-Men review
I’ve read a number of reviews for X-Men for the NES, and I don’t get why everyone hates the game. Oh sure, some of the same complaints come up time and again and I can take some hints from that. Things like the terrible graphics, the poor…
zippdementia · June 30, 2009
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Reader Xbox 360 HG exclusive
X-Men: The Arcade Game review
there was never a point where I thought to myself, “man, I wish they’d break all this hardcore super hero violence up with a couple of quick time events!”
JANUS2 · December 23, 2010
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Reader Xbox 360 HG exclusive
X-Men: Destiny review
A month after X-Men: Destiny was released, it was reported that developer Silicon Knights was forced to lay off 45 of its employees, at least half of its workforce. Now that I’ve actually played the game, I must ask: Only 45?
Suskie · January 8, 2012
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Staff GameCube HG exclusive
X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse review
It’s a good thing that Apocalypse is a far cry from the current crop of villains, because if he wasn’t, X-Men Legends II would be all the more disappointing. Not bad, mind you…just disappointing.
Zack Little · October 17, 2005
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Staff PlayStation 2 Review of the Week HG exclusive
X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse review
So, how did this game insert the Age of Apocalypse into their actual continuity? Well, the first thing Apocalypse does here is take over Genosha, displacing Magneto and his Brotherhood of Evil and causing them and the X-Men to engage in…
Rob Hamilton · October 10, 2013
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Reader PSP HG exclusive
X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse review
Introduction: As it stands, PSP is in short supply of decent RPG's. However, it may turn out that the most worthwhile in the action/RPG genre currently available for PSP happens to be an X-Men game. X-Men titles are typically fighting or…
ender · April 1, 2006
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Reader Game Boy Color HG exclusive
X-Men: Mutant Academy review
Button mashing will see you through every battle, even at the highest difficulty. There’s no real system of commands that demand mastering. Just back your enemy to the end of the screen and wail away. They’ll be caught in a trap of…
wolfqueen001 · July 12, 2008
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Reader Xbox 360 HG exclusive
X-Men Origins: Wolverine review
It’s probably meaningless these days to praise a game for its wall-to-wall brutal violence, but you’ve got to give X-Men Origins: Wolverine credit for having the audacity to do what its PG-13 counterpart couldn’t. Someone must have let…
Suskie · May 9, 2010
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Staff Game Boy Color HG exclusive
X-Men: Wolverine's Rage review
Wolverine's Rage is little more than a hissy fit.
Joseph Shaffer · February 15, 2016
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Staff Amiga HG exclusive
X-Out review
An underwater shooter with ridiculous depth
Gary Hartley · December 22, 2020
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Reader Commodore 64 HG exclusive
Xyphus review
In Xyphus--part hexagonal board game, part RPG--four character tokens move across six lands in succession. Finally, they kill the demon Xyphus with his own heart, behind an invisible maze. Strategy rules: forget towns, separate combat…
aschultz · December 27, 2009
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