Reviews by jdog
6 reviews
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Reader Arcade
Mortal Kombat 3 review
It’d be a bit of an exaggeration to call today’s games bloodthirsty. They’re certainly more than an interactive satisfying of our subconscious, violent fantasies. Still, the prominence of juicy details and the emergence of game engines…
jdog · June 29, 2004
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Reader Genesis
Aero The Acro-Bat review
Carrying on in day to day life, we find ourselves laughing at a variety of subjects. A joke a friend tells, or perhaps an article outlining the latest form of idiocy in today's society. Whether it's the misfortune of a rival or a scene in…
jdog · June 27, 2004
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Reader PlayStation 2
Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits review
A goal almost universally sought after in this day and age is a sense of self. From people, to bands, to companies, identity is a pinnacle that most everyone wants but few realize. Even video games fall into the pool of this unspoken…
jdog · May 24, 2004
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Reader PlayStation 2 Review of the Week
Final Fantasy X review
Final Fantasy X is the exact product of what everyone said it would be. The visual entourage that dazzles and delights rarely lets up. The game upon full completion reaches far into triple digits according to the game's hourglass…
jdog · December 21, 2003
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Reader Atari 2600
Crystal Castles review
It’s been nearly two years since I dusted off the old Atari 2600 and allowed myself to sink into some of its unforgettable games. Amidst the Gamecubes, Xboxes, and Playstation 2’s that bask in the glory of the gaming world’s attention…
jdog · December 21, 2003
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Reader PlayStation 2
Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance review
Mortal Kombat had, for the most part, faded away into the pits of gaming death, garnering itself nothing more than a few sad shakes of the head from everyone but the loyalist of MK loyalists. Little did most anyone anticipate the ferocity…
jdog · June 6, 2003
