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Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Tim Garth
Fan Submissions by GameCola on
...provided this game and a gun. Playing my played, I get this sort of number. Game, game, game, game. Zelda’s first head loved the original, but it’s in between and...
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… of the Month: Kingdom Hearts II
Columns by Matt Gardner on
...able to get hit a certain number of times before losing. That’s pretty amazing—replacing all of the cool boss battles with crappy arena gimmicks. Brilliant. I’m done ranting. No wait,...
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Dragon Quest VIII (PS2)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on
...to do, you can talk to your party members to find out what’s going on. Such an awesome feature that more RPGs need to include; I’ve got a number of...
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Oh, the Humanity!: Double Dragon
Columns by Zack Huffman on
...a number on my IQ. I’m just glad I am still capable of writing as many words as I have for this review. I may not be so lucky next...
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General Chaos (SG)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on
...Viceria! Weapons, fighting and pointless death — this game’s got it all. Released in 1993, General Chaos, self-described as “The Arcade Action Battlegame of Paramilitary Pandemonium!” is a basic third-person...
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Dear Readers: My Game Collection
Columns by Paul Franzen on
...number of games these days which feature colonated titles instead of numbers to denote sequels? The idea is to avoid letting the customer know that the game is indeed a...
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You Can’t Go Home Again
Blog Posts by Alex Jedraszczak on
...available in Korean at the time and required the Korean equivalent of a social security number to get an account. My time with the leopard-print Archers and giant Baphomets was...
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The Top 5 Games of 1994
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on
...more than the original Clay Fighter with spiffier graphics and smoother gameplay, it has earned its spot as the number three video game of 1994. It’s still Clay Fighter. It’s...
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MTV Remote Control (NES)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on
...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...