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	Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness review (PC) Reviewed on Date Unknown Warcraft 2 is a must-have for any serious real time strategy fan. Despite being around for a good many years, Warcraft 2 still boasts excellent, fun, and entertaining gameplay.
	Castlevania: Symphony of the Night review (PSX) Reviewed on Date Unknown One of the greatest games ever to grace the PSX has been seen increasingly in electronics stores everywhere, despite the fact that it's quite a few years old. The game that I'm referring to involves a great storyline, memorable characters, enough items to choke on, the undead, and, of course, the immortal Count Dracula.
	Punch-Out! review (NES) Reviewed on Date Unknown The greatest boxing gamer ever
	Well of Souls review (PC) Reviewed on Date Unknown Any hardcore fans of Everquest and Asheron's Call can stop reading now; you won't like this game. However, if you're thinking about purchasing those games, you might want to give Well of Souls a test drive. It provides a massively multiplayer game for the gamer who has a life, and doesn't want to spend money recklessly.
	Rayman Advance review (GBA) Reviewed on Date Unknown Still a better game than quite a few others, the developers need something to immerse and involve their players and they need it quick, I'm losing my patience.
	Spyro: Season of Ice review (GBA) Reviewed on Date Unknown The levels have been designed so you can visit any part of the them you want at any time, it's real 3-d freedom (Almost more free-roaming than the playstation games).
	Street Fighter 2010 review (NES) Reviewed on Date Unknown I have played alot of NES games and this one has got to be one of my all time favorites. For starters, this is the first game I can ever remember playing. It's a great game and I'm astonished how fun it is playing it again and again. I have grown up with the Street Fighter Games. As a matter of fact, Street Fighter II was the first game I owned, and I've played alot of them. This game is absolutely no let-down to the series, even though it is forgotten. It isn't without it's problems, but it is ...
	Tweety & The Magic Gems review (GBA) Reviewed on Date Unknown it's not all bad and shows promise, but is ultimately designed with complete contempt for the gaming public in mind.
	NHL Hockey '95 review (GB) Reviewed on Date Unknown I am a huge fan of the NHL, and as a child my parents would not let me have a Super Nintendo or a Nintendo 64 (took some convincing but I have both now). This left me with no real systems to play an NHL game on, because there was practically none for the Classic Nintendo. So I asked for this game for my birthday and got it. As with all sport games, you have to memorize a password after every game to continue playing that season, and that always leads to me losing interest to a game fast.
	Track & Field II review (NES) Reviewed on Date Unknown Konami once again tried to make a brand new sports category. I can't say they succeeded exactly, but they made a pretty good game. It would've been a classic if not for a couple of small flaws and one major flaw. In this game, you can choose to train or go to the Olympics. In the Olympics you have 3 events a day, and you must qualify in them to proceed to the next day. When you start you chose a country to represent. Then you proceed to the games.
	Final Fantasy IX review (PSX) Reviewed on Date Unknown What prompted me to buy this game? Perhaps it was my longing for another great story from Square. Because that's what most Square RPGs are, a story, with some new gameplay devised thrown in for good measure. Another reason was the return to ''Old School'' Fantasy, not the modern fantasy of VII and VIII. (Which has it’s own charm, mind you) I was willing to put up with the random battles and leveling up, but was very surprised when neither were really that bad. Thanks to this game, I am now ...
	The 3D Battles of World Runner review (NES) Reviewed on Date Unknown Remember back when Square was a no-name company struggling to survive. This was before Final Fantasy. This was when they made ok games that not many people knew about. This was actually a good game. It surprises me that knowone remembers it.
	Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team review (SNES) Reviewed on Date Unknown Double Dragon with the Battletoad engine. Meh
	Hogan's Alley review (NES) Reviewed on Date Unknown I only own two Zapper games, Hogan's Alley and Duck Hunt. Hogan's Alley is easily the better of the two, and it is probably the best Zapper game period. I mean, how can you not like a game with Mafia characters, and the ability to shoot cans. It is rediculous and entertaining at the same time, plus you don't have to worry about the mafia getting you back when you shoot one of them like in real life.
	SimCity review (SNES) Reviewed on Date Unknown I usually always rate games based on how it was when they came out, but since newer versions of this game have come out which are far better, I may be a little mean to it. Don't get me wrong, its a great game, but after playing 2000, its hard to play it and like it as much.
	The Final Fantasy Legend review (GB) Reviewed on Date Unknown This game was the first type of Final Fantasy Game I ever had. I loved it sense the start, even though I lost the game. Sooner or later I will rebuy this game because it is one of the best games ever made. Now some believe that this game has no relation to the Final Fantasy series, and in truth they are correct. This is actually part of another series (SaGa) that was given the Final Fantasy name in America. Either way Square had added another game to its famous title, and one that is deservin...
	Street Fighter II: The World Warrior review (SNES) Reviewed on Date Unknown Street Fighter II was my first Super Nintendo game. I got it when I was very young, but even then, I still enjoyed it as much as I do now. In a simple word it was a masterpiece. The pure definition of what a fighting game should be. Until Resident Evil 2 and Street Fighter Alpha III I go as far as to say it was their best work.
	Super Bomberman review (SNES) Reviewed on Date Unknown Even for an SNES game, Super Bomber has probably the best multiplayer ever
	The Sims review (PC) Reviewed on Date Unknown To have the oppurtunity to marry your one true love and have children. To own a bachelor pad with your friend, and enter the dating service. To get your dream job and become an international spy, an Astronaut, or even a superhero. This is what dreams are made of, and Sims lets you work your dreams in this simulated world.
	Super Double Dragon review (SNES) Reviewed on Date Unknown One of the best beat’em ups up to date

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