11,287 reviews · showing 10,261–10,280
Reader PlayStation
''omg itz liek a savving privut ryen vidao gam!!1!1'' That's what many people ridiculously claim Medal of Honor is - a video game version of Saving Private Ryan. I don't know where people get that idea, as the two are quite different…
shady · November 29, 2003
Reader PlayStation 2
Yes it’s flawed, but there’s something satisfying about this chaotic 3-D beat ‘em up all the same. Dynasty Warriors 2 is loosely based on actual historical events that took place in 3rd century A.D. China, during the period commonly…
alecto · November 28, 2003
Staff Game Boy Color
Irem managed to shrink down almost everything and present their flagship's first two strikes intact. It's amazing to hear the music so true to the arcade, to feel that the control is as tight as it is in its console big brothers, and to…
Marc Golding · November 28, 2003
Staff Genesis
This isn't the Insector X, from the arcade, that also made the trip to the NES. Gone are the stupidly cutesy characters, replaced by a more serious bunch. The game is still a lame horizontal shooter though - that much hasn't changed.
Marc Golding · November 26, 2003
Staff NES
Image Fight is a vertical arcade shooter that saw life on the P.C. Engine as well. Common to both installments is the title's obscurity, but only the PC Engine version is actually fun to play. It's hard enough, looks and sounds good…
Marc Golding · November 26, 2003
Reader PC
Let me start off by saying that if you are looking for great graphics and being able to control all the on-field action, this game is not for you. This game may seem simple, especially with there being next to no pictures. But this is a…
thesingingbard · November 26, 2003
Staff GameCube
There's never a moment while playing Mario Kart: Double Dash where you'll pause the game to catch your breath and question how you can be experiencing such a masterpiece. However, early reports of the game being a major disappointment are…
Jason Venter · November 20, 2003
Staff TurboGrafx-16
While it's often compared to Double Dragon, Vigilante is really more of an update to the kitsch classic, Kung Fu, for the NES. It's similar in that some of the burly toughs are limited to holding you in some kind of vitality-draining bear…
Marc Golding · November 16, 2003
Staff TurboGrafx-16
Orange Juice Style: Sweet gameplay keeps squeezing out OR Beats the competition to a pulp
Marc Golding · November 16, 2003
Staff Sega Master System
Dance Gandolf, dance! Dance for me in the shadows!
Marc Golding · November 15, 2003
Staff Sega Master System
If you listen carefully, you can almost hear old man Musashi rolling in his grave.
Marc Golding · November 15, 2003
Staff Sega Master System
When you do a number 2, do you ever look down?
Marc Golding · November 15, 2003
Reader PlayStation
Street Fighter is really the only fighting series I like. The whole genre just seems boring and stale to me, but somehow this series defies that. As much as I enjoy my SNES cart, I was still only cautiously optimistic about this game. Yet…
mariner · November 9, 2003
Reader PlayStation
Every review should be able to answer one simple and obvious question. Is the game fun? And yet, when I look at this game, the ninth in a highly acclaimed series (and a series I enjoy), I find it hard to answer that question. On the one…
mariner · November 9, 2003
Reader PlayStation
When it comes to hyped up games, you will often get a polarizing effect amongst the people who play it. Most will call it the most perfect game ever, while a select few will claim the game is absolute rubbish and not worth touching. And…
mariner · November 9, 2003
Reader GameCube
This game has to be the biggest disappointment I've had in a long while. When I heard about Billy Hatcher, I was immediately convinced it was going to be a great game and I waited for it to come out, expecting a great hit from the makers…
wishingtikal · November 8, 2003
Reader GameCube
One of Gamecube's launch titles, Super Monkey Ball, was a surprising success and Gamecube owners were pleased to learn that a new Monkey Ball game was on its way to the Cube, supposedly featuring more challenging levels, better multiplayer…
wishingtikal · November 8, 2003
Reader PlayStation 2
You remember Jak & Daxter, don't you? Of course you do. In case you don't, let's recap. Jak and Daxter, two teenage boys who love nothing more than to dis authority, accidentally get in over their heads as a swan dive into a pool of Dark…
kieran · November 5, 2003
Staff NES
If the preceding statement is true, there's only one thing more I need to tell you about, the game's conversion. This is because while the NES saw its fare share of ports, most of them sucked, or at the very least paled in comparison to…
Jason Venter · November 2, 2003
Staff NES
When you see the title screen, you might have reason to be optimistic. It shows that two people can play (though I later learned that even a single person wasting time with the game is a small miracle), and the letters that make up the…
Jason Venter · November 2, 2003
