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Black
& White Review (PC) |
May
15, 2001 |
 Revolutionary.
Overwhelming. Ambitious. Deep. Innovative. Inventive. Complex.
Engrossing. Welcome to the world of Black
& White. Destined to be a classic, Peter Molyneux's
long-awaited epic is a formidable offering that challenges, pleases,
and continually thinks outside of the box--well, at least if there's
poo involved. Follow
me, Creature... |
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Rumble Racing Review (PS2) |
May 14, 2001 |
 EA brings us a great new kart
style racer in Rumble Racing. It's
all the fun of the kart genre with none of the cuteness. These vehicles are mad, bad, and
dangerous to drive. Amazing stunt and power-up action makes it a whole lot of fun. Get yer motor runnin' here. |
| Konami Announces E3 Lineup |
 Konami will
have a whole slew of games to show off at E3. Probably the most anticipated of them are Metal Gear Solid 2 and Silent Hill 2, both due this fall for
PlayStation (PS2, of course). They will also be showcasing some cool GBA stuff, including Castlevania.
Check it out here (or else
we'll send the nurse after you). |
| Infogrames to Showcase 35 New Titles |
 Ah, the French. C'est
incroyable that Infogrames will show off a whopping 35 new titles for a whole range of
systems. Included in the lineup are titles like Unreal Championship, Alone in the Dark 3, and a whole series
of TransWorld extreme (or action, as is vogue these days) sports games. Cliquez ici. |
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Waterloo: Napoleon's Last Battle Review (PC) |
May 9, 2001 |
 Napoleonic
wargamers have been lobbying for this one ever since Sid Meier's Gettysburg! hit the
street, and Strategy First and Breakaway Games shoulda had a sure winner in Waterloo: Napoleon's Last Battle.
Unfortunately, the aging SMG game system might not have been all that suited for
column/line/square gaming anyway. |
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Simpsons Treehouse of Horror: Night of the Living
Review (GBC) |
May 8, 2001 |
 The Simpsons finally
get a decent game, and wouldn't you know it had to come on GBC? Go figure! At any rate, The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror: Night
of the Living is a fun sidescroller with lots of variety and endearing Simpsons
characters. Not to mention a twisted sense of humor. Click here. |
| WorldWinner.com Review (PC) |
| We've been
losing money on WorldWinner.com.
I guess my Brickout skillz just aren't quite enough to pay the billz. This "not a
gambling site" site lets you wager on classic games like Chess, Checkers, Solitaire
and the like. It's snazzy, and quick, and you can win money. Click here. |
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Ultima Online: Third Dawn (PC) |
May 4, 2001 |
 Ultima
Online: Third Dawn now comes with 3-D graphics and looks pretty impressive compared to
its 2-D predecessors. The ¾ isometric
perspective is preserved--now it’s all in polygons.
Spell effects are impressive, most of the monsters sport new designs, and everyone
will like the spiffy looking dragons. Venture here for more... |
| Europa Universalis Review (PC) |
 At first glance, Europa Universalis may look like the old
board game "Risk" on steroids; start playing and you'll quickly change your
mind. If you must build EU up from an ideal
of Risk, imagine that you're playing it as a final test for your college studies in
European History, Religious studies, Economics, Wartime Strategy and Government. It is by far one of the most complex and
historically accurate Strategy games ever made. Get the details here. |
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