• Carbonated News (November 2002)

    – The subject of much speculation since Square’s mysterious poster at the Tokyo Game Show, a sequel to hit role-playing game Final Fantasy X is now confirmed to be well...

  • [NSFW] Red Faction (PS2)

    Geography Modification (Geo-Mod): The arbitrary alteration of the domain which makes up a video game’s environment. Its implications to the world of gaming were incredible—finally, rockets, bombs, and other assorted...

  • Swordquest: FireWorld

    With their EarthWorld competition now a piece of the past and winner Stephen Bell now $15,000 richer, Atari commenced phase two of their plot to reanimate their critically-conditioned console—the second...

  • Carbonated News (October 2002)

    – From your television to your…well…television comes American Idol: the videogame. Based on the “hit” TV series of the same name, this yet unnamed title by Vivendi Universal is to...

  • Chrono Cross (PS1)

    Let me state right off the bat that I was unable to complete this game in time (see: “Dear Readers“). I have done my homework on it, though: I’ve read...

  • Carbonated News (September 2002)

    – Squaresoft has arrived on Nintendo. Along with the already announced Final Fantasy Tactics release for the GameBoy Advance is coming a revamp of the original Secret of Mana, aka...

  • Secret of Mana (SNES)

    Secret of Mana. The very name—well, it probably doesn’t do much for today’s gamers, the kind of gamers whose ears prick only for the Final Fantasys and the Tony Hawks...

  • Swordquest: EarthWorld

    How does this sound to you? A four-part gaming series with a competition held at each release. If you can locate all five of the clues hidden within the game...

  • Carbonated News (August 2002)

    – TDK Mediactive and Disney Interactive are teaming up to bring you video games based on upcoming Disney flicks, based on the “Haunted House” and “Pirates of the Caribbean” rides...

  • Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance (PS2)

    Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance finds its basis in the shadow of table-top games such as Dungeons & Dragons: no set storyline for the character as the story commences, no evil...