Jonathan Metts
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Overall, the extra features do little to justify the infamous "Square Tax" that makes Chrono Trigger and other Square Enix RPGs among the most expensive DS titles. This is essentially a Super Nintendo game being repackaged and sold to you for more than full price; however, the value proposition...
Ultimately, Dragon Quest IV is so steeped in retro gaming culture that it's bound to be polarizing. While it is certainly a well-made game in the traditional Japanese RPG mold, I can't recommend it to everyone. Hopefully, you've learned enough in this review to decide whether it's right...
Final Fantasy IV is one of those classic games that nearly everyone should play at some point. It was an unparalleled experience in the early 90s and holds up remarkably well today. I might not recommend this version to owners of the Game Boy Advance remake simply because...
Transformers is not worth slogging through for the average gamer, as it has few redeeming qualities in the gameplay department. There are a few good ideas sent to die here, and the overall premise of the game is great, but it's all mired in technical problems and awful mission...
How will Wolverine, Iceman, and Magneto ever get across the gap in the bridge? Spend two levels walking around it, of course!
Mario vs. Donkey Kong may not have as much universal appeal as a typical Mario platformer, but the puzzle-heavy gameplay is engaging and addictive in its own way. There are a ton of levels, and the level design is interesting enough to maintain your interest for a long while,...
With all that said, the GBA version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 can be a fantastic game for some people and a totally unsuitable choice for others. Hardcore, obsessive gamers who haven’t played the console versions to death will love it. More casual players or those who...