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… of the Month: River City Rumble
Columns by Matt Gardner on I refuse to say very much on this movie, as it has already stolen way too much of my life. …of the Month is usually short, anyway, so it shouldn’t matter to my loyal non-readers.
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The Vana’diel Diaries (February 2007)
Columns by Steve Hamner on The continuing adventures in the world of Final Fantasy XI.
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Inside the Guide: Deja Vu 2
Columns by Michael Gray on Hey, everyone! Welcome to Inside the Guide, the article in which I talk about writing guides for videogames and whatnot. This month I'm going to talk about one of my earlier guides—the one I wrote f
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Digital Championship Wrestling: Earthworm Jim vs. Dr. Robotnik in a Pit of Acid Match
Columns by Paul Franzen on Hello everyone, and welcome once again to Digital Championship Wrestling! As always I'm Paul Franzen, and with me as always is my good friend "Captain" Eric Regan.
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The Blackwell Legacy (PC)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Wadjet Eye Games has done it again!
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The Gates of Life: Episode 42 – What? Really?
Columns by Paul Franzen on Necrostreeb: I’m the main character?! Seriously?
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance (X360)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on "Warrior needs food badly."–GauntletAhh, Gauntlet. So many ill-spent quarters. Marvel Ultimate Alliance, and many games like it, owe a lot to Gauntlet. With its simple tactics, button-mashing combat
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Link’s Burden: Time to Save the World Again #1
Columns by Gina Holechko on This month in Link's Burden, two twin Peahats discuss the merits of Beyond Good Evil...an excellent action adventure game wherein Jade, an undercover photographic journalist, must save planet Hillys
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Poor Player’s Paradise
Columns by Andy Zintl on Classic arcade games are still popular among gamers today. This month's selected games are offspring of some of the more popular ones, with better graphics and more violence. First up is Trogdor, a ga
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Top of the Heap: Religious Games (Part Two)
Columns by Christian Porter on This month’s adjective: It’s still Bibletasticness. The Bibletasticness score does not factor in to the overall score, but it will let you know how closely these games follow Biblical scripture and how far down your throat it will be shoved.
