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    Serious Sam: The First Encounter review

    While most FPS' these days focus a lot on exploration, key-collecting and even problem and puzzle-solving, SS skips all that and goes right for the action. in the average FPS, even the most ''busy'' of rooms won't likely contain more than…

    James Gordon · Date unknown

  • Reader

    Myst review

    Unfortunately, Myst is like an empty Christmas present. It sure does look pretty on the outside, but the actual thing inside the box will let you down.

    sgreenwell · Date unknown

  • Staff

    Return to Castle Wolfenstein review

    Anyone willing to play through the game is probably likely to overlook the corny and unexpected storyline, hell, some might even enjoy it! Whatever the case, RTCW is a strong sequel to a great game.

    James Gordon · Date unknown

  • Staff

    The Curse of Monkey Island review

    Puzzles are where the gameplay lies, and trust me, Monkey Island has plenty of them. From the cruelly simple answers to the complex, multiple-event solutions, the game's numerous puzzles are engaging and tough.

    Zack M · Date unknown

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    American McGee's Alice review

    After finding your first weapon (the Vorpal Blade), it will become quite clear that you're not just in Wonderland for sightseeing. This becomes even more clear when you are attacked by one of the Heart Queen's guards.

    James Gordon · Date unknown

  • Reader

    Half-Life review

    Four years after its release date and despite its aging graphics, the game is still relevant today and still far better than many of its more recent counterparts.

    tigmal · Date unknown

  • Reader

    Medal of Honor: Allied Assault review

    Medal of Honour is of the new generation of First Person Shooters to emerge from the post Half Life era, combining the best lessons of the past generation to form a massive game.

    tigmal · Date unknown

  • Staff

    NHL 2001 review

    Season, of course, is where the meat of the game lies. Pick your team (including the Minnesota Wild and Columbus Blue Jackets expansion teams) and play through their 2000-2001 schedule, attempting to grab the elusive Stanley Cup.

    Zack M · Date unknown

  • Staff

    Who Wants to Be a Millionaire review

    The earlier questions are easy enough, but once you get up to the higher ones things start getting tricky. That is, of course, in your first 15 or so times playing.

    Zack M · Date unknown

  • Reader

    M.A.X. review

    M.A.X. (Mechanized Assult & Exploration) (PC) Interplay has put out many great titles and M.A.X. is no exception. Though it is an older game (c. 1997) it still holds its own against many modern strategy games. The graphics are crisp and…

    kahr · Date unknown

  • Reader

    StarCraft review

    Another great title released by Blizzard entertainment, StarCraft sets the standards for real time strategy games, such as WarCraft and Red Alert. Social Life Loss sense..Tingling!

    vince · Date unknown

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    Max Payne review

    Max Payne's developers were able to take a simple formula for a third-person shooter, and spice it up with slick controls, big guns, and a really cool controllable slow-motion feature (aka Bullet Time.) While most of the game revolves…

    James Gordon · Date unknown