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Bloody Good Time review (PC)Reviewed on February 24, 2013It could have lived up to its name... |
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Dance Central 3 review (X360)Reviewed on February 23, 2013Dance Central 3 is yet again another successful sequel to Harmonix's Kinect dance series, but does it live up to the past games history and expand upon an already great franchise. |
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Fez review (X360)Reviewed on February 23, 2013You’ll find hours of entertainment as you look at a world from a new perspective, literally. |
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Mega Man 2 review (NES)Reviewed on February 22, 2013Yes, I've managed to write a Mega Man review without using "blue bomber" in the main body. You're welcome. |
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Little Nemo: The Dream Master review (NES)Reviewed on February 18, 2013Presumably you’re not reading this review because you’re getting ready to open a new copy of Little Nemo to play on your brand new NES. I have to figure instead that you have an emulator and may have been wondering whether there’s anything good about a game featuring a little boy in his pajamas. The answer is a definite “yes.” |
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Dishonored review (X360)Reviewed on February 15, 2013Dishonored is a bit of a surprise. It takes concepts from a few prominent games, but is distinct enough to stand-alone and even surpasses certain elements of those titles. The controls manage to put to shame years of FPS-action games, and while I found the story and immersion lacking, the gameplay in Dishonored more than made up for it. |
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Chains review (PC)Reviewed on February 08, 2013Not found in this game: bondage. |
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Spec Ops: The Line review (PC)Reviewed on February 05, 2013You monster, you! |
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Blast Chamber review (SAT)Reviewed on January 27, 2013In this release, you're in control of a red suit contestant placed inside a series of giant, cubed-shaped rooms, or chambers, where a female-voiced AI occasionally utters something. |
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Clock Tower review (SNES)Reviewed on January 26, 2013Terrible Controls, Confusing camera angles, limited saves, limited ammo, cheap thrill scares, does anyone know of a game made before all that became mandatory in a horror game, well I do: Clock Tower, is it any good? please read the review and find out what I think. |
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Gears of War review (X360)Reviewed on January 26, 2013Gear of War from Epic Games is a third person shooter which revolutionizes cover based combat. The detailed graphics, interesting story, and incredible music combine with innovative combat to create a game everyone should try. |
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Mass Effect Trilogy review (PS3)Reviewed on January 21, 2013The heart of Mass Effect is you, the player. Mass Effect is a series that succeeds in its details, rather than its broad strokes, and while the technology and themes of the story create a vivid setting, all of the details of that setting are decided by the player. |
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Final Soldier review (TG16)Reviewed on January 21, 2013Middlin' Soldier |
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Double Dragon review (NES)Reviewed on January 20, 2013For a game I haven't played that much during childhood, Double Dragon for the NES is a title whose details I can still remember vividly to this day without a problem. |
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night review (PSX)Reviewed on January 20, 2013I cherish so many facets of this game that even its minor flaws--which are heavily overshadowed its stellar exploration elements, strong atmosphere, breathtaking visuals, and fantastic soundtrack--occupy a special place in my heart. |
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Phantasy Star II review (GEN)Reviewed on January 15, 2013This game will break your heart just as much as the hearts of the characters in this game will break… |
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Sonic Generations review (PC)Reviewed on January 07, 2013Generations is almost like two games tied by the storyline, but if a less pedantic way of implementing both of these can be found, then the blue hedgehog has a bright future ahead. For now, this is the return that Sonic needed. |
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Heavy Shreddin' review (NES)Reviewed on January 02, 2013A snowboarding game on the NES, you think it wouldn't be complicated, what with the goal involving going down hills. |
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Final Fantasy XIII review (PS3)Reviewed on January 01, 2013Final Fantasy XIII stands as a new kind of JRPG that rewards varieties of intelligent play and players who think on their feet. |
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Panic! review (SCD)Reviewed on December 30, 2012Panic! Is…a difficult game to explain, or even to understand. I have a feeling that it is a game that is very much like marmite, either you love it or you absolutely hate it. I happen to like it but there are a lot of things in it that I can imagine many people hating. |
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