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Max Payne
2 Review (PC) |
November 1,
2003 |
Want
to make a legend? Heres the recipe: Take your usual action videogame,
add a half pound of cool, two cups of kick ass, and a teaspoon of uber
style. It worked last time, and Rockstars latest, Max Payne 2: The Fall
of Max Payne: A Film Noir Love Story, improves on the origional title in
almost every aspect. Click here
John Woo style for the whole story. |
Star
Wars: Rouge Squadron III: Rebel Strike Review (GC) |
So
you feel like a Jedi, eh? Want to take down a Sith Lord or two? Well you
cant vote till next November, but you can play Star Wars Rouge Squadron
III: Reble Strike right now. With superb Star Wars action and an awesome
co-op mode, its one of the best games out-- especially if you ignore
the parts that suck.. Click
here, or forever walk the path of ignorance. |
Savage:
The Battle for Newerth Review (PC) |
Savage:
The Battle for Newerth, isnt your typical PC title. Essentially a FPS
shooter with A bit of RTS and the occasional tinge of MMORPG, this title
adds a little teamwork to the action routine. The next new thing or an
interesting gimmik? Click
here to find out. |
WWE Raw 2
Review (XBox) |
The
spectacle that is pro-wrestling finds its way to the Xbox via WWE Raw 2.
All the characters are here along with oodles of game options, but does
this title deliver the whole package or go down for the count?
Jeremy tells it like it is
right here. |
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DDRMAX2
Review (PS2) |
October 16,
2003 |
All
across Asiaarcades in Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo, gamers young and old,
male and female line up to show their stuff on Dance Dance
revolutions various incarnations. Now you can join in on the craze
from the comfort of your own livingroom. Konamis DDRMAX 2, the latest
release in the Dance Dance Revolution game, is now in US stores and,
best of all, it comes bundled with the dance pad. So whether youre
looking to go pro, just have a little fun, or shed a few pounds, this
one shouldnt be missed. So what are you waiting for? Click
here and bust a move. |
Final
Fantasy Games Preview |
GamesFirst resident Squareophile Matt James gives us a preview of the three title Final Fantasy line-up about to grace the consoles of gamers everywhere. Which one should you be looking forward to most?
Click here to find out. |
Law and
Order II Review (PC) |
Law and Order II: Double or Nothing starts with a pretty good idea. A narrative driven videogame where you spend the first half of the game trying to solve a mystery and the second half of the game going for a conviction in the courtroom sounds like a, innovative, promising concept. How is the execution? Tristan, a long time Law and Order fan, puts this steaming pile on trial.
Click here for the verdict.
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P.N.03
Review (GC) |
Capcom brings their frenzied shoot-em up style into a 3-D world with P.N.03 (Product Number 03 if youre wondering). Lots of action Capcom style, but can they get the job done in that extra dimension?
Click here to find out. |
WWE
Wrestlemania XIX Review (GameCube) |
THQs WWE WrestleMania XIX features a solid wrestling engine and some decent multiplayer action, but its all downhill from there because they forgot to add the WWE to their WWE WrestleMania. From the top rope,
Eric drops a flying rhetorical elbow right here. |
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Midnight
Club 2 Review (XBox) |
October 9,
2003 |
Heart-pounding action, ultra-fun races, wonderfully interactive cities to race in and the best racing multi-player action around, via Xbox live, Midnight Club 2 on the Xbox is one of the best racing games ever made. So plug in your broadband, fire up your Xbox, and prepare to rock and roll with Rockstars latest legend, Midnight Club 2.
Click here to read about one of the best racing games of the year |
Splashdown:
Rides Gone Wild Review (PS2) |
THQ is back with the latest installment in the popular Splashdown jetski
racing series, with a game for the PS2. Click
here to find out if it's worth its salt. |
Lethal
Skies II Review (PS2) |
Lethal Skies II, Ho hum, another Lethal Skies game... but wait. Whats this? The developers at Asmik Ace actually listened to reviewers, fixed almost everything that was wrong with the last version and delivered an improved game thats vastly more fun to play?
If you want to dog fight in style, click here. |
The Great
Escape Review (XBox) |
The classic action film The Great Escape finds itself on the Xbox, 40 years after wowing audiences on the big screen. Combine stealth action and a famous story and what do you get-- A brilliant idea or another movie-to-game lame fest?
Both, and Jeremy tells us why right here. |
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