Archive for Category: Reviews
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Chains (PC)
Reviews by Meteo Xavier on This is a first for me. After years and years of reviewing videogames through various channels and formats, through wild, unpredictable, untamable prose and skits and songs and haikus and diatribes an
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Sesame Street: Oscar’s Letter Party (VMIV)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on The Interactive Vision is God's way of assuring us that crazy people can make videogame consoles, too. I spoke about the system in some depth last month in Dear Readers, but for those of you drawn in
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Blaster Master (NES)
Reviews by Alex Jedraszczak on The classic tale of a boy and his frog.
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Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (PC)
Reviews by Carl Houghton on It's great to review one of your all-time favorite games. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (FoA) was what LucasArts provided to their p'n'c fans after the sublime Monkey Island 2, and it would
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Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 3: Baddest of the Bands (PC)
Reviews by Matt Gardner on If you've been playing these episodes as they come out, you're probably already way ahead of me on the whole "should I play this one?" thing. Believe me, the games don't change that much from episode
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Rock Band 2 (X360)
Reviews by Zach Rich on My friends, Rock Band 2 has done something horrible to me. It has performed an act so vile, so heart wrenching to me that I question if I'm even considered a human anymore. I don't know how it happene
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Zatikon (PC)
Reviews by Michael Gray on I got fired from my job at the Stanford Bookstore for flirting with the customers. Here's what happened: This really good-looking girl came up to me and said, "Is this the check-out counter?" I arched
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Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (PC)
Reviews by Colin Greenhalgh on I think reviewing an MMO, especially in its infancy, is practically impossible. So bear with me and be well aware that I have experienced very little of the overall Warhammer experience. That being sa
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System Shock (PC)
Reviews by Michael Ridgaway on With Dead Space having recently dropped, I thought this would be the perfect time to bring up one of its spiritual predecessors: System Shock. Released for the PC in 1994 by Looking Glass Studios, Sys
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La Pucelle Tactics (PS2)
Reviews by Meteo Xavier on Strategy RPGs piss me off. It takes 20 minutes to do even a simple battle, you get virtually no exploration, you don't get to strengthen or balance your party but you DO have to micromanage everything
