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Metroid II: Return of Samus (GB)
Reviews by Alex Jedraszczak on
...so rightly deserved. With the soldiers back at home having little to do, we saw an increase in the number of children being born. Post-war America saw a vast expansion...
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Burnout Paradise (PS3)
Reviews by Andy Patterson on
...highest number of cars crashed, will be mourned by every fan, but the scale of what remains softens the blow. To be honest, the only thing about the game that...
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Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)
Reviews by Richo Rosai on
...Monkey Ball-esque sub-stage, flinging yourself through outer space using a series of Mario magnets, and swimming through surreal tropical seas floating in the middle of nowhere, only to be tossed...
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Rayman (PS1)
Reviews by Meteo Xavier on
...with five-to-six or so levels in each stage and any number of screens within those levels within those stages. The stages have themes like forest, surreal music, caverns, umm…stationary? and...
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Snowboard Kids (N64)
Reviews by Zach Rich on
...flawless Sonic the Hedgehog for the 360 really is. I can also talk about how stupid putting underscores in your username really is, and that Big_Blaze and I can never...
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Inside the Guide: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Columns by Michael Gray on
...the GameCube version. He’s right-handed in the Wii version. The way Nintendo did this was by flipping the game horizontally. So “east” in the Wii version is “west” in the...
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Gamer Girlfriend: I Am the Shock Rat
Columns by Vangie Ridgaway on
...but somehow, it always seemed to balance itself out with the number of othercharacters I had taken with me. I ended up coming in second or third place for most...
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Source Nintendo (December 2008)
Columns by Joseph Catalanotto on
...with a good amount of excellent titles. The problem for any budget shopper, of course, is which ones to buy, exactly. Both systems saw a number of good titles released...
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The Gates of Life: Episode 52 – Beautiful!
Columns by Paul Franzen on
Choose your own adventure in this RPG-esque adventure that lets you—the reader—vote on its outcome. When we last left our heroes, Render had gone flying off a cliff. Meanwhile, the...