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A good way to waste your money And if that still sounds entertaining to you, then good luck to you and Ty. You truly deserve one another. The rest of us will get along just fine with dozens of other much better games, thanks.

Kristan Reed·December 28, 2002
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And so, with the Bando Gora threat extinguished, it's clear that LucasArts has made another pretty and stylish foray into their galaxy far, far away, encompassing virtually all of Jango's myriad exciting abilities just as it said it would. Meanwhile, production values are on a par with the likes of...

Tom Bramwell·December 16, 2002
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Do you remember the story behind DOOM? I know, I know, you're struggling. It was something about hell, the moon, possib…

Tom Bramwell·December 5, 2002
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In an industry obsessed with endless sequels and "franchises", it makes a nice change to be greeted with some new chara…

Kristan Reed·November 11, 2002
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It may seem like an old reviewer's cop-out to say it, but Resident Evil is a game you will either love or hate. You will either love it...

Tom Bramwell·September 13, 2002
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Luigi's Mansion is a delightful little game, instantly appealing to anybody with more than a passing interest in its heritage, but it isn't the GameCube equivalent of those...

Tom Bramwell·April 30, 2002
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Driven isn't an especially deep or involving game, but it is one that provides a pleasant diversion every now and then. Even if you can't be bothered with...

Martin Taylor·January 31, 2002
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Devil May Cry is perhaps not the deepest of games, revolving as it does around slaughtering demons and finding the appropriate key-substitute to open the next door, but...

Gestalt·December 8, 2001
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id Software have a reputation for pushing the latest graphics technology to the limit. Take Doom, for example. When it …

Gestalt·November 25, 2001
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Despite its movie-like production values and incredible opening, Onimusha leaves its audience guessing at the end, and given that it's only 10 hours long (less if you gun...

Tom Bramwell·July 17, 2001
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Kingdom Under Fire isn't a bad game, just unremarkable. The poor AI and lack of an in-game save option makes the single player campaigns frustrating and unrewarding, and...

Gestalt·March 6, 2001
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I'm sick of praying for sequels to games that didn't quite make the grade, so in this case I'm just going to say that Silent Scope isn't good...

Tom Bramwell·February 17, 2001
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