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Fear Effect review (PSX)Reviewed on November 19, 2007Barring how incredibly easy each of its three difficulties are Fear Effect stands in the center of an awestruck crowd. Code Kronos’ masterwork shamelessly shows off a smirk. |
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Project Sylpheed: Arc of Deception review (X360)Reviewed on August 22, 2007Project Sylpheed's case lists several things that essentially make the game what it is, but it’s far too modest. Not only is the story here far better than most Sci-Fi original series, but the abilities of your ship’s weapon system go beyond simply “locking-on to multiple targets”. Abnormal brevity may be this space opera’s one and only flaw. It only took me four and a half hours to complete it. This isn’t a frenzied attempt to justify buying such a short game at full price, though; this ... |
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Transformers: The Game review (X360)Reviewed on July 24, 2007Rearranged and mutated, much of the epic feel of the film has thus been lost in translation and Transformers is left to stand solely on its playability and graphical achievement. |
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Super Smash Bros. Melee review (GCN)Reviewed on July 20, 2007I thought I'd begin by mentioning that I really ripped into two player competitive matches with my best friend's Autistic brother. Through this, I came to see this game for what it really is. |
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Final Fantasy XII review (PS2)Reviewed on July 16, 2007Progression is a simple concept, I thought. You give me money for every hour of work I put into your company and eventually, there may come a day when you decide to give me more money. . . for whatever reason. |
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Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne review (XBX)Reviewed on July 16, 2007Currently, on Max Payne. . . |
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Romancing SaGa review (PS2)Reviewed on July 13, 2007Snow capped summits and frozen glaciers in the winter-land of Valhalland. Sand that burns so hot under the sun that it threatens to eat through your boots, in the confusion of storms that are the Kaklim Desert. Kick back a drink with the local miners at the quaint workman's village of Aurefont. |
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The Darkness review (X360)Reviewed on July 11, 2007Going past the main menu and into the first chapter of The Darkness, I had little idea what would be in store for me as the purchase came on a whim. It's going to sound a little peculiar, but The Darkness unfolds its pages to you with an introduction sequence that could honestly be the most exhilarating, well planned opening of any genre's game in the past number of years, bar none. I wouldn't guess that's what any gamer would generally be expecting of a standard fare first person ... |
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Shadow Hearts review (PS2)Reviewed on July 06, 2007There are certain people I know that scan the Internet and store shelves in hopes of finding a hip kind of game. |
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Phantom Dust review (XBX)Reviewed on May 08, 2007Imagine my surprise. I walked through the door of a random neighborhood game seller, nodded my brow to the register biscuits, looked around, and instead of finding the usual titles that fail to rub me the right way, I found. . . |
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Flashback: The Quest For Identity review (GEN)Reviewed on April 27, 2007Conrad Hart? |
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Final Fantasy X review (PS2)Reviewed on April 20, 2007Being even eight years old, you have to have seen these sort of guises in one type of media or another: |
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Bullet Witch review (X360)Reviewed on April 08, 2007NES classic, Contra. You ran from left to right, as either Blue Man or Red Man, dependant on whether you played with a friend or played with yourself, and shot guys who ran towards you. |
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion review (X360)Reviewed on April 06, 2007You vain piece of scum! Really think your pretty face matters while you’re standing behind bars, all up in shackles? Ha! Well enjoy your meager trace of freedom while it lasts, at any rate; which the Dark Elf man across the hall tells you with spite, is quickly burning from both ends. |
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