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Below is the ever-growing list of games that I’ve either completed or at least given a valiant effort in attempting to play.
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One of the driving reasons I started this website was to archive the games I played; in doing so, it keeps me driven toward playing titles which I sometimes missed (due to lack of time) or simply fell out of touch with. None could be truer of the Gears of …
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Mario games have a tendency of creating spinoffs which send the series in a different direction. Several examples of those are Super Mario Kart, Super Mario World 2 (which spun-off into many Yoshi games with the same mechanics) and Luigi’s Mansion. Even Toad received a game all his own with …
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I’m going to crush some of your childhood memories of this pointless game… Seriously, even with Wayne’s World, I haven’t put down a game where I’ve said: “What did I just play?” Even with that weird ass game (Wayne’s World) I knew it was based on a movie and that …
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Hey! A video game based on a comic book and it doesn’t suck? This was a new concept way back in 2004, where the usual schlock of movie and comic tie-ins ended up as horribly constructed video games. Low and behold came X-Men Legends, a pseudo RPG and action game …
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I always knew about the true Super Mario Bros. sequel (i.e. “Lost Levels”) having owned it as a kid as part of the Mario All-Stars collection… but I’ll admit, there are a few more surprises that I wasn’t knowledgeable on. I was going to bypass the All-Stars remakes since the …
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Continuing on my quest to conquer every Mega Man game, the offshoot series of Mega Man X is next. It’s basically Mega Man but not in the same timeline/storyline. Dr. Light and Dr. Wily have been replaced with similar characters Dr. Cain and Sigma. Mega Man has been swapped with …
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An exclusive to Club Nintendo members, this is supposedly a very difficult game to acquire by legitimate means. It’s also hard to call it a “game” because it’s more or less a minigame of the Wii Punch-Out!! remake I reviewed on the site earlier. Why it’s not a full game …
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A knock on Electronic Arts even to this day is that they became too big for their own good. Around the era of the PS2 EA had grown into a gaming giant, tying down licenses for anything and everything they could including James Bond 007 and the NFL. EA also …
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Ever make a big mistake when you were a child? I did, and this game is that mistake! Behind a lot of clever marketing which rode the wave of ninjas and karate being cool in the late 80’s and early 90’s, came Wrath of the Blank Manta. More than likely, …
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For as good as Star Wars Episode 1 Racer was on the N64 (and also the Dreamcast), Racer Revenge is not. Don’t get me wrong: if you only had a PlayStation 2 and this was your opportunity for some podracing action, this game captures the feel of Episode 1 Racer. …
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The cartoony Game Boy Advance version of Sonic The Hedgehog received a sequel with Sonic Advance 2: a larger, faster, and much more difficult Sonic game than its predecessor. As before, Dr. Eggman did something or other evil, and it’s up to you, playing Sonic, to run around stages and …
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Whoa Nelly… after playing Doom for the SNES and getting that nostalgic feel back in my veins it was time to challenge another Doom title I had long since forgotten about: Doom 64. Let me tell you, I’m glad I checked this one out, because it made me forget the …
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While the Nintendo DS reignited the 2-D platformer style of the original Super Mario Bros. franchise, it was the popularity of the Nintendo Wii which helped catapult its follow-up into record sales. With a large install base for the Wii console, Nintendo needed a hit to help raise their sagging …
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Potentially the GOAT of Zelda games, Ocarina of Time did for this series what Mario 64 did for Super Mario Bros, in bringing a flat 2-D world into the collective 3-D realm which previously existed only in the minds of gamers. What might Link look like in 3-D? Enemies? Labyrinths? …
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I have to make some apologies for what I said about this game in other 007 reviews: it’s much better than I remember it being. That said, the story mode is what really makes the game shine, as multiplayer didn’t hold a candle to Goldeneye or some of the follow-up …
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