Search Results for: matt jonas
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Crackdown (X360)
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...remember… No matter where you are, or what you do, The Agency is aware. Break the law, and they’ll send out an elite team of peacekeepers to bring you down....
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Chex Quest 3 (PC)
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OK, just a quick note—I have reviewed, and will continue to review, a lot of games that are like Doom. Doom is synonymous with all first-person shooters—and this is because...
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Lovely Lisa (DS)
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Little Sarah only wanted to be her mummy’s favourite girl. Every day she would do the housework, help dry the dishes, put the rubbish out, feed the pets and even...
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Giana Sisters DS (DS)
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“HELLO MR. OWL, I’M GOING TO JUMP ON YOU!” Giana Sisters DS is a squeaky-clean remake, developed with much love and attention paid, indeed. However, like all “remakes,” part of...
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Doom RPG (Mobile)
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Disclaimer: This review contains a picture of “dancing dog,” and is rated R, for Ruff. …So, university is a dumb waste of time so far. If I’d have known that...
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Sonic CD (SCD)
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“Sonic CD really is as great as you’ve heard people say on the Internet.” – UK Resistance, 2005. I’m not too fond of the Sonic-bashing that tends to go on...
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Hyperballoid HD (PS3-PSN)
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...what you pay, I don’t think that really matters. With other titles on the PSN that shove themselves in your face, dying for attention, it is hard to justify buying...
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The Beatles: Rock Band (X360)
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The Beatles were revolutionary! A massive inspiration to everyone who ever lived. They were a massive influence of mine, although I didn’t realise this until a few weeks before the...
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PURE (X360)
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Well-known extreme sports include skateboarding, surfboarding, and roller-skating. For those of you who are not into extreme sports, I’d like to explain some aspects of this genre to you. It’s...
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Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (N64)
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Games from early in a console’s life often feel a tad like they’re missing something. Have you played Red Steel? Of course you have, and you’re scarred for life because...