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SkyHammer (Jaguar)

SkyHammer review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

In Skyhammer, you’re a hired mercenary pilot flying a helicopter-like aircraft in a futuristic "Blade Runner" city, shooting enemy tanks, other aircraft and picking up valuable packages. You have a cockpit view of the city as you hunt down your enemies and dock at the Cyber Mart for repairs. As you destroy your enemies and complete missions you can earn credits for purchasing more supplies at the Cyber Mart.
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Ruiner Pinball (Jaguar)

Ruiner Pinball review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

There used to be a time when pinball machines were common, and one could find them in arcades, laundromats, and corner stores. You'd plunk a quarter into the big upright box, pull back on the plunger, and slap those flipper buttons to shoot the metal ball around the tableful of bumpers, chutes, and targets. The appeal was both visual and physical as you tried to get the metal ball to smack into targets with a noisy thunk. For years now, developers have tried to recreate the experience of a pin...
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Protector (Jaguar)

Protector review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

Please note this is a review of the original release of Protector, and not the more recent Protector Special Edition.
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Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy (Jaguar)

Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

When the Atari Jaguar was first released in November 1993, there were a measly two games available at launch: the pack-in of Cybermorph, and also a 2D shooter called "Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy". Trevor McFur is a game in the style of most horizontal-scrolling shooters such as Gradius, R-Type, or the arcade classic Scramble. As the background slowly scrolls past (and as is typical, from right to left), you maneuver a fighter-craft with the D-pad. You can use the controller buttons to fi...
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Missile Command 3D (Jaguar)

Missile Command 3D review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

Missile Command 3D is really three games in one cart. One is a reasonably close replica of the original arcade version: an enemy has launched nuclear missiles at your cities on the bottom of the screen. As the missile contrails streak down the screen, you move a pointer to aim interceptor missiles at the incoming enemy weapons.
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Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Jaguar)

Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

Do you remember that Bruce Lee game for the Atari 8-bit computers? That was a great game, man! Hey, do you like 2D streetfighter-style games? Yeah? Well, imagine if you made a videogame about a real-life fighter. How about if that fighter was one of the greatest martial arts masters in modern times? And how about if he was Bruce freaking Lee? Man, you'd think that have to be a pretty damn good game. Oh, but wait, this is for the Atari Jaguar...
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Checkered Flag (Jaguar)

Checkered Flag review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

One of the favorite genres of many videogame players is auto racing. Just like many other folks I enjoy racing games, and when I first read that Rebellion, the creators of the two fantastic games Alien vs. Predator and Skyhammer, had also made a racing game for the Jaguar, I guessed that it would have to be good - but as I researched further I learned that Checkered Flag has a reputation as one of the worst games for the Jaguar. C’mon, did Rebellion really create a lemon?
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Brutal Sports Football (Jaguar)

Brutal Sports Football review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

I don't enjoy most team sports games; they usually seem pretty boring to me. Something like Madden will put me to sleep faster than a bottle of Nyquil. However, there's one such game for the Jaguar that I can recommend to even the non-sports fans: Brutal Sports Football. I once tried BSF a few years ago and decided that I didn't like it, but recently I decided to give it one more try. This time I decided to spend some time trying to learn the controls and beat the computer. After giving the game...
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Breakout 2000 (Jaguar)

Breakout 2000 review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

Remember the classic old video game BREAKOUT? You move a Pong-like paddle left and right, bouncing a ball off a wall of bricks, destroying one brick at a time as the bounces and returns in your direction. In the late 90s the company Telegames released an updated 3D version called BREAKOUT 2000 for the 64-bit Atari Jaguar console.
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Atari Karts (Jaguar)

Atari Karts review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

One of the rarest cartridge games produced for the Atari Jaguar is "Atari Karts". It was released near the end of the Jaguar's lifespan, and never had a chance to sell in substantial numbers while Atari was still ‘alive’. Atari Kart has always been in demand, and so even now it still costs plenty: the typical selling price for a complete boxed game is often $50 US or more. Some vendors still have new copies in stock, but those generally cost $70 plus. Wow! $70 seems like a heck of a lot to ...
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Iron Soldier (Jaguar)

Iron Soldier review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

"Mech for the Jaguar"
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Cybermorph (Jaguar)

Cybermorph review (JAG)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

"So this is what 64 bits looks like. Who let loose with the Crayolas?"
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SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters DS (DS)

SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters DS review (DS)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

Naturally, placing cards isn’t as simple as sorting through all of your options and proving yourself clever. You are instead the victim of chance. Later matches even mostly come down to who draws the best hand from the start. Each round, a new card presents itself. You might find it useless or be stunned by its value.
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Tokyo Xtreme Racer DRIFT 2 (PlayStation 2)

Tokyo Xtreme Racer DRIFT 2 review (PS2)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

Numerous customization options also mean that this game is a car fanatics’ wet dream. Those are almost more important than the cars themselves.
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The Sacred Rings (PC)

The Sacred Rings review (PC)

Reviewed on May 24, 2007

There is nothing like a good adventure game. Unfortunately, Aura 2 is nothing like a good adventure game.
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WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007 (Xbox 360)

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007 review (X360)

Reviewed on May 23, 2007

SD v.s. Raw has climbed the rung of entertainment!
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Earth Defense Force 2017 (Xbox 360)

Earth Defense Force 2017 review (X360)

Reviewed on May 23, 2007

This is a game that will make you cry.
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Odin Sphere (PlayStation 2)

Odin Sphere review (PS2)

Reviewed on May 22, 2007

Odin Sphere is frustrating like that. The threat of exertion and the constant need to snack on restorative items exist throughout the entire game. Button mashing seldom leads to victory over even the simplest of adversaries. Instead, you must strike and retreat while dipping frequently into your bag of supplies.
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Phantasy Star IV (Genesis)

Phantasy Star IV review (GEN)

Reviewed on May 21, 2007

The long, long struggle of ancient times finally ended… The victor sacrificed the vanquished to the heavens. Four bells tolled. Four torches were lit. And the world continued for thousands of years…
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Jeopardy! Teen Tournament (Game Boy)

Jeopardy! Teen Tournament review (GB)

Reviewed on May 21, 2007

Having two people there to answer questions instead of three really changes the dynamic, and not for the better. A lot of the strategy is removed. All you must do to win is beat out the one guy. That’s actually not too terribly difficult if you know the answers to a lot of trivia, as I apparently do.
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