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Dragon Warrior review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownShould Dragon Warrior be graded differently because it's such an old game? It's an interesting argument, but it's not particularily valid. The NES is so antiquated that better RPG's can be acquired for it. |
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Dragon Warrior II review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownOverall, Dragon Warrior 2 was a giant step forward from past efforts on the NES. Today, it's hardly a revolutionary game, but it still provides some good fun if you can find a copy. |
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Crazy Taxi review (DC)Reviewed on Date UnknownThe Sega developer formally known as AM2 makes some of the greatest games, as well as the most original. Now they have released the arcade racer Crazy Taxi--a fun and stylish arcade game--and it's one of the must-play games for the Dreamcast. It is not, however, a must-buy. |
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Dragon Warrior III review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownWhile not the leap that the fourth installment is, it provides a new gaming experience set in the Dragon Warrior universe. If you're a fan of role playing games, then you can do a lot worse then Dragon Warrior 3. |
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Cyber Troopers Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram review (DC)Reviewed on Date UnknownNever having played the first Virtual On, I can't compare it with the Dreamcast Virutal On. This can be good or bad for a number of reasons. But this review will be from a gamer that's basically new to the mech fighting genre (Armored Core wasn't for me). Virtual On is a game about robots fighting. Yes, it's shallow, and I have to be blunt. There is no story, just several robots kicking the crap out of each other. Yet strategy is involved, so this game is deep. Very deep. The casual gamer may be... |
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Final Fantasy review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownIt receives a lot of acclaim simply because of the name that it carries. It has very little to do with the other games in the series. |
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Bloody Roar 3 review (PS2)Reviewed on Date UnknownHowever, this game is the next Killer Instinct, one that will keep you shouting obsenities at your friend when he tears you apart with Alice the Rabbit. But if you're one of those gamers that spontainiously combusts when exposed to direct sunlight, thus lacking many friends, this is not the game for you. |
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Galaga review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownAny price under seven million dollars is well worth it to play this faboo game. |
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Bust A Groove review (PSX)Reviewed on Date UnknownThis game is good for alot of things, a fresh new look on gaming, fun for parties, or showing to your girlfriend when she says you can't dance. I'd say rent this game first no matter how much I love it, because theres always games I love that other people despise, Pokemon for example. |
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Godzilla: Monster of Monsters review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownIs Godzilla an awful game? Nah. That being said, it's not good either. Godzilla is probably only worth playing if you're a fan of the Godzilla movies, or monster battling games in general. |
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Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownThe RTS genre on the NES is bad, but it's not even worth hunting for this game. It's really that bad. |
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Gradius review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownGradius upped the bar for shooters, past the Space Invaders days. |
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The Legend of Zelda review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownThe gameplay experience that you get from the game is still fresh to this date, and there's nothing quite like the sense of exhiliration you get from beating Ganon all by yourself. |
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Mega Man 2 review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownMega Man 2 wasn't the start of the (some would call great) Mega Man series, however, it did improve slightly upon the original. It offers a new cast of characters, but still keeps the traditional elements that made the original so popular. |
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Mega Man 3 review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownIt was also an omen of things to come from Capcom, also known as the ''Let's bleed all of our series dry!'' company. |
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Mike Tyson's Punch-Out! review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownAh, I'm sure we all remember the glory days of Iron Mike Tyson, back in the day when he was a firery young fighter who raised himself from the gutters, the unstoppable force, a human hurricane of lefts and rights. |
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Monopoly review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownAll in all, Monopoly is a great port of the board game. Anybody looking for anything else will be severely disappointed though. |
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Pac-Man (Tengen) review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownAnyone from age twenty to one hundred can tell you who Pacman is, if they haven't been under a rock. |
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Pinbot review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownEven then, I'd recommend the ancient Pinball over this clunker. It's cheaper, easier to find, and just as enjoyable. |
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Punch-Out! review (NES)Reviewed on Date UnknownThe Mike Tyson version is just a tad bit better though, due to the fact that is has Mad Mike instead of the generic Mr. Dream. However, you can't go wrong with either version. |
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