• Skies of Arcadia: Legends (GCN)

    ...was released in late 2000. Other than just clearing up the graphics and clearing out some bugs like most developers do when they port something to another system, Overworks made...

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    Advice for the Sensitive Gamer #1

    ...ever possibly be as good at gaming as a boy. (Whatever.) 3. Want can manifest itself in a number of ways — sexual repression, uncontrollable humping/nudity, large scale brawls at...

  • Versus Mode: Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Ruby

    ...or to have won one in a competition in New York City. This Pokémon was Mew. This game had an awesome storyline, awesome characters, and a kick-ass world layout. Then,...

  • Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (GCN)

    ...in his chest! As some of you may have guessed, yes that is Scorpion, the Netherrealm spectre of Mortal Kombat fame. The latest installment of the popular fighting game, Mortal...

  • [NSFW] Red Faction (PS2)

    ...okay, maybe that last one was a little unrealistic, but regardless, Geo-Mod is some nifty technology. The original Red Faction for PlayStation 2 was the first video game to implement...

  • Philly Classic 5 Report

    When was the last time you dusted off your ol’ NES for a round of Duck Hunt? How long has it been since you last partook in some Warlords for...

  • Chrono Cross (PS1)

    ...about thirty to forty hours), to which I say no. The sheer number of possible party members leads to a severe lack of character development, a major downfall for Chrono...

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    Nintendo 64: Change the System

    ...magic. Through the staticy quality of this video cassette I can just barely make out what is happening in the introduction. It tells me of the vast number of Nintendo...

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    … of the Month: Lufia

    ...can buy “sweet water,” to reduce the number of encounters, and “smoke balls,” to run away from the battles you don’t want to fight, in many stores around the world....

  • MTV Remote Control (NES)

    ...one-digit number, ranging from 1 to 9, with no other label to tell you what these numbers stand for. They’re useless to anybody curious as to the categories of questions...