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3.5/5 | Ghost Squad | Manic, mindless fun or torturous slog? It all depends on what you're in the mood for... |
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2.5/5 | Trauma Center: New Blood | Solo surgeons had better have their malpractice insurance paid up. |
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3/5 | Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 | Rayman steps back in this new mini-game collection: it's bunny time! |
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4.5/5 | Contra 4 | Konami's classic series has turned 20. Celebrate by experiencing a new game that plays like an old one. |
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4/5 | College Hoops 2K8 | 2K looks to school the competition with its latest NCAA release. |
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3/5 | Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops + | Konami marches an old soldier onto the field once too often. |
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4/5 | Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings | Vaan and company are off to save the skies from some dastardly pirates, though not in the way you might expect. |
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3/5 | Kane & Lynch: Dead Men | Io Interactive's gritty crime caper has the presentation of a sleek master heist but the grace of a botched snatch n' grab. |
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3.5/5 | Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 | Goku and the Z Fighters return for one last appearance on the PS2. |
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5/5 | Mass Effect | BioWare's space opera is one of the greatest role-playing games ever made. |
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3/5 | WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2008 | It's not the giant leap forward we'd like to see but wrestling fans will enjoy it. |
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3.5/5 | Sonic Rivals 2 | Sonic's latest portable adventure races to the finish in fine form. |
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3.5/5 | Beowulf: The Game | It's tough to be a good king... being an evil one is way easier. |
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3.5/5 | Medal of Honor Heroes 2 | This whirlwind tour of enemy territory might be short and its replay outlook dim, but it's still exciting enough to be worth the enlistment commitment. |
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4/5 | Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction | Just when you thought you'd had enough of jumping from platform to platform. |
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3.5/5 | Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles | Resident Evil's backstory rises from the grave once again in this new Wii shooter, but should it be put back in the ground? |
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2/5 | Bleach: Shattered Blade | Perhaps providing the full blade would have made for a better game. |
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3.5/5 | Dementium: The Ward | Spend an afternoon in this twisted labyrinth and your next trip to the local under-staffed emergency room circus of pain will seem like a trip to Disneyland. |
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4/5 | Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts | The new expansion pack for Company of Heroes adds plenty of great stuff at the cost of some of the game's elegant simplicity. |
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1.5/5 | Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2 | It's ninjas vs. robots, and everybody loses. |
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4/5 | Killzone: Liberation | Get ready to swear at those blasted Helghast soldiers again in an all-new handheld hell. |
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3.5/5 | Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance | It's still an acquired taste, but Forged Alliance offers some fun new stuff for any supreme commander. |
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4/5 | Silent Hill Origins | Konami takes Silent Hill fans back to the beginning, telling the tale of the town's dark legacy. |
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3.5/5 | Scene It? | Movie buffs (and Achievement scroungers) unite: here's a party game for you! |
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3.5/5 | Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games | 16-bit dreams become Wii realities as two mascots you never thought you'd see together compete for the gold. |
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4.5/5 | LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga | Every saga has a beginning, but LucasArts and LEGO's latest collaboration has the whole darn thing. |
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4/5 | Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker | Square Enix creates the perfect cross between an RPG and a monster-collecting game. |
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5/5 | Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness | Another top-tier strategy RPG arrives on the PSP. |
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3/5 | Viva Pinata: Party Animals | There's some fun to be had at this party, but don't be surprised if you get tired of the party games. |
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4.5/5 | Naruto: Rise of a Ninja | Welcome to the best Naruto game ever created. |
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4.5/5 | Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock | The latest in the series rocks as hard as ever, only occasionally falling out of tune. |
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3/5 | The Simpsons Game | EA goes for laughs with this game based on our favorite family, but will we deem it to be perfectly cromulent? |
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4/5 | Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation | Your country's under siege and all you've got are some fighter jets. You know what to do. |
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2.5/5 | Namco Museum Remix | Namco Bandai attempts to liven up its stuffy, old museum tour with fresh remixes, but some key exhibits are missing. |
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3/5 | Naruto: Path of the Ninja | Here's yet another game that follows the exploits of the popular ninja wannabe. Can the young fighter survive in an RPG environment? |
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4/5 | Front Mission | Square Enix delivers a thinking man's robot-a-thon. |
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5/5 | Company of Heroes | Relic's stunning World War II RTS raises the bar for every other strategy game out there. |
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1.5/5 | You Are Empty | What if Serious Sam went to Russia and got really, really depressed? |
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2.5/5 | Fury | Fury was built for fans of player-versus-player combat, but the construction is clearly still in progress. |
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3.5/5 | Victorious Boxers: Revolution | Stylish art and responsive controls are always a winning combo. |
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3.5/5 | Thrillville: Off the Rails | LucasArts puts you in charge of another theme park. Prepare to ride the rollercoaster of love. |
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3/5 | Hellgate: London | There's some good stuff behind this Hellgate, but it probably should have waited a little while before opening. |
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5/5 | Team Fortress 2 | The classic mod for Quake and Half-Life makes its long-awaited return in style. |
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4.5/5 | Portal | Valve's physics-based first-person puzzle game is a memorable and trippy treat. |
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4/5 | Half-Life 2: Episode Two | Gordon Freeman returns in another excellent Half-Life adventure, even if it's a little inconsistent at times. |
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3.5/5 | Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron | The Force is strong in this PSP-exclusive shooter... at least when you take the fight online. |
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5/5 | Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of The Lions | The best strategy RPG on the PSP, and quite a few other systems as well. |
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5/5 | The Orange Box | Valve's uber-bundle collects several killer new games into one amazing package. |
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4.5/5 | FIFA Soccer 08 | For the first time this console generation, EA hits the back of the net. |
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2/5 | .hack//G.U. Vol.3: Redemption | You can't pretend to be surprised the third time jack comes out of the box. Or is that the seventh time? |
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3.5/5 | NBA '08 | Sony rebounds from last year's PS3 debut, but '08 won't be rattling any rims. |
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4/5 | MLB Power Pros | Despite its agonizingly cute exterior, this is a refreshingly entertaining baseball game. |
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2.5/5 | Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire | This dragon isn't grounded, but it never quite learns how to fly, either. |
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2/5 | Coded Arms Contagion | It's hard to get too excited about hackable turrets and upgradeable weapons when the foes you face are as dumb as a sack of doorknobs. |
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3.5/5 | MySims | Having a whole town (and its local weirdos) in your pocket is more fun than you might think. |
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3.5/5 | Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights | THQ attempts to wow gamers with racing, drifting and genetic modification. |
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5/5 | skate | Watch your back Tony, 'cuz a new kid wants a shot at the title. |
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4.5/5 | NHL 08 | The coolest game on Earth indeed. |
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3.5/5 | Drawn to Life | This sketchy new take on platforming is a bit of a one-trick pony. But it's a really good trick. |
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4/5 | DK Jungle Climber | Donkey Kong returns to put a new spin on platform games. |
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3.5/5 | Guild Wars: Eye of the North | Guild Wars veterans will love it, but Eye of the North isn't quite the grand expansion it wants to be. |
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1.5/5 | Lair | Dazzling in a very few ways, disappointing in way more. |
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4/5 | Medieval II: Total War Kingdoms | The expansion pack for Medieval: Total War adds a ton of great content, but little else that's new or improved. |
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2.5/5 | Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes | Naruto's latest fighting game isn't bad, but it's a little too simple for its own good. Believe it! |
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4/5 | Monster Hunter Freedom 2 | Forget what you know about monster hunting or this game will eat you alive. |
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3/5 | Dynasty Warriors: Gundam | Not even the least bit groundbreaking, but what did you expect? |
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4.5/5 | Metroid Prime 3: Corruption | Samus' 3D trilogy goes out on a high note. |
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4/5 | Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 | Six months later, EA finally gives Wii owners something to get excited about. |
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4.5/5 | Jeanne d'Arc | Succeeding where so many have failed, this is a great tactical RPG for the platform. |
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3/5 | Boogie | EA's party piece for the Wii has its moments. |
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3/5 | Mega Man Star Force: Pegasus | Mega Man's latest adventure comes in three flavors, but why do they all taste like leftovers? |
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3/5 | Mega Man Star Force: Leo | Mega Man's latest adventure comes in three flavors, but why do they all taste like leftovers? |
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3/5 | Mega Man Star Force: Dragon | Mega Man's latest adventure comes in three flavors, but why do they all taste like leftovers? |
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4/5 | Brave Story: New Traveler | A sleeper hit -- if you don't fall asleep before stuff gets good. |
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3/5 | Dynasty Warriors DS: Fighter's Battle | Fierce battles are being fought in ancient China, but are these fights too kiddy for their own good? |
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3.5/5 | PaRappa the Rapper | Want to relive one of gaming's most-loved cult classics? Money money money is all you need! |
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3.5/5 | All-Pro Football 2K8 | Visual Concepts and 2K Sports make their return to the gridiron. But is it a triumphant one? |
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4.5/5 | Traxxpad: Portable Studio | The next generation of music sequencing is in the palm of your hands. |
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4/5 | Smash Court Tennis 3 | Namco Bandai's tennis debut takes the reigning PSP court king to a tie-breaker set. |
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3/5 | Manhunt 2 | Manhunt 2 brings all the fun of a killing spree to the comfort of your living room. |
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5/5 | Ninja Gaiden Sigma | The ultimate ninja adventure has never looked better. |
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4/5 | Final Fantasy | Only a few innovations, but it's still the best RPG on the PSP. |
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2/5 | Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix | After spending some time in this version of Hogwarts, you'll be longing for the simple life of a Muggle. |
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3.5/5 | Prince of Persia: Rival Swords | Ubisoft's slight Wii-mix is a virtual carbon-copy of the third game in the Prince's trilogy. |
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2.5/5 | Hot Brain | Take that thermometer out of your ear. Midway has a better way to measure your brain's temperature. |
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4/5 | DiRT | DiRT proves that there's more than one way to make a great racing game. |
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2.5/5 | SimCity DS | When Paradise City became the City of Eternal Ugliness... |
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3/5 | Brothers in Arms DS | DS owners finally get a chance to fight in World War II. Should Hitler be nervous? |
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1.5/5 | Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer | One of the least fantastic movie tie-in games of all time. |
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5/5 | BioShock | Ladies and Gentlemen, prepare yourselves for Rapture... literally. |
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3.5/5 | Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas | Team Rainbow's PS3 debut has solid single-player, but its online gameplay seems to have tear-gassed itself. |
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3.5/5 | Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree | Last year's smash hit jumps from the double screen to the big screen, but is it worth the price of enrollment? |
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3/5 | Touchmaster | This unassuming collection gets the job done but doesn't do much more. |
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4/5 | Mercury Meltdown Revolution | Adopt a seemingly sentient blob of defenseless liquid metal, and roll through a colorful exercise in enjoyable befuddlement. |
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2/5 | Atelier Iris 3 ~Grand Fantasm~ | The third try is the...third mediocre title in the series. |
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4/5 | Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 | An amazing, but slightly frustrating, experience for fans of the Wii or golf. |
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2.5/5 | Tetris Evolution | This "evolution" seems to represent a very narrow branch of the Tetris family tree. |
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2.5/5 | Call of Juarez | We ride into the wild West and find out it's only a little bit West, not very wild. |
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5/5 | Planet Puzzle League | Hop online and experience one of the greatest puzzle games of all time. |
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4/5 | Cookie & Cream | You got your mini-games in my platformer! These two rabbits embark on a genre scrambling adventure. |
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4.5/5 | Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters | Size doesn't seem to matter much to this newly-portable pair, because they're just as effective on the PSP. |
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4/5 | Mario Strikers Charged | Headbutts are for amateurs: the Mushroom Kingdom's next World Cup comes to the Wii. |
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4.5/5 | Crush | Sega's smashing new puzzler delivers monstrous difficulty... just the way we like it! |
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2/5 | Shadowrun | Too many burdens drag down what could have been a fun game. |
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5/5 | Forza Motorsport 2 | Racing done right for both Sunday drivers and hardcore racers, realistic driving games don't get much better than this. |
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2/5 | Tamagotchi: Party On! | On second thought, let's not get this party started. |
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3/5 | Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops | Konami marches an old soldier onto the field once too often. |
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5/5 | Halo 3 | Master Chief's fight may be finished, but yours has just begun. |
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3.5/5 | Overlord | Who needs quest rewards when you can pick the peasants clean? |
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2.5/5 | 300: March to Glory | What should have been a glorious march turns out to be a tedious hack and slash slog |
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5/5 | Resident Evil 4 | Leon and Ashley are back for another blood-drenched run through Las Plagas territory. |
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4/5 | MLB '07: The Show | Better late than never, Sony goes deep with its PS3 baseball debut. |
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2.5/5 | Brooktown High: Senior Year | Not only can you watch movies and play games on your PSP, now you can take it out on a date. Therapist not included. |
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3.5/5 | Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End | Disney delivers a surprisingly capable caper based on the final part of the Pirates trilogy. |
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2/5 | Naruto: Ninja Council 3 | The spiky-haired martial artist in orange (no, not Goku) comes to the DS. Do you want to sit through this council meeting? |
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3/5 | .hack//G.U. Vol. 2: Reminisce | The sixth installment of the RPG-within-an-RPG serves the faithful more of the same but leaves noobs in the cold. |
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2/5 | Touch The Dead | This uninspired zombie shooter has almost none of the charm of the franchise that it hopes you'll confuse it with. |
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3/5 | ArmA: Combat Operations | ArmA redfines "realistic" and "hardcore" and is definitely an acquired taste. |
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3/5 | Lost Planet: Extreme Condition | It's hard to get too excited over Capcom's by-the-numbers port of a by-the-numbers game. |
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3/5 | Clive Barker's Jericho | Hey kids, like blood? Wanna bathe in it? Tough, that's what's happening! |
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2/5 | Aedis Eclipse: Generation of Chaos | An ambitious but fatally flawed PSP strategy RPG. |
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1.5/5 | SNK vs. Capcom Card Fighters | SNK's cult classic card battler has returned, but changes and bugs have lessened our excitement. |
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2/5 | Empire Earth II: The Art of Supremacy | While not completely valueless, the Empire Earth II expansion pack shows a real lack of focus. |
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4/5 | Empire Earth II | It's not the most accessible game in the world, but the strategic depth of Empire Earth II make it a winner. |
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3/5 | Mortal Kombat: Armageddon | Quantity over quality is stressed here as we see more characters, more modes, more unlockables, and more Mortal Kombat than ever before. |
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5/5 | World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade | Everything we loved about WoW, but improved |
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5/5 | World in Conflict | World in Conflict is the coolest thing to come out of the Cold War era since "Red Dawn," Ronald Reagan and sunglasses being worn at night. |
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5/5 | Galactic Civilizations II: Dark Avatar | Conquering the universe just got a lot tougher with Dark Avatar, the brilliant addition to our 2006 turn-based strategy game of the year. |
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2/5 | Enchanted Arms | Only the most fervent JRPG fans will be able to withstand a hug from these Enchanted Arms. |
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4/5 | Super Paper Mario | Mazza's first outing on the Wii has enough to fill the void until Super Mario Galaxy lands. |
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4/5 | Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars | Nod and GDI square off once again in a tried-and-true RTS formula. |
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4/5 | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent | Sam Fisher may be playing for a new team, on a new generation console, but is he still the same agent? |
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4.5/5 | The Red Star | Don't argue, comrade. This one's worth your capitalist American dollars. |
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3/5 | Cooking Mama: Cook Off | Taito's Wii port aspires to be the Mario Batali of games, but ends up tasting more like Olive Garden. |
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2/5 | Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII | The Wii version's almost the best, but this is one case where almost isn't good enough. |
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3.5/5 | Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road | Kamehame-here we go again. Goku and his DBZ buddies return in a very familiar-feeling fighting game. |
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2.5/5 | Armored Core 4 | If you're not already a fan of this series, this updated version won't make you one. |
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3.5/5 | UEFA Champions League 2006-2007 | EA Canada is turning soccer into a twice-yearly franchise, but is it really necessary? |
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5/5 | God of War II | Kratos returns from Olympus with a titanic chip on his shoulder. |
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3/5 | Silent Hunter: Wolves of the Pacific | Ubisoft's latest Silent Hunter submarine sim is both fantastic and frustrating. |
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4.5/5 | TMNT | The Turtles are back in what could be their best game since the early '90s. |
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3/5 | Mario Party 8 | Planning a Wii party, but you're tired of Wii Sports? It may not hurt to make it a Mario Party. Or maybe it will! |
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2.5/5 | Rayman Raving Rabbids | Rayman's leap to next-gen left most of the fun behind. |
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5/5 | Super Mario Galaxy | Mario's interstellar adventure marks his triumphant return to glory. |
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4.5/5 | The Godfather: Blackhand Edition | Here's an offer that you can very reasonably refuse, but if you take it up, hey, good on you. |
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2.5/5 | Heatseeker | This by-the-numbers air combat game is six years too late. |
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2.5/5 | Silverfall | Find out what happens when you mix Diablo, Arcanum, and tedium into your alchemy set. |
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4.5/5 | The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar | It's been a long time coming, but Turbine's brilliant new MMO has opened up Middle-earth for the masses. |
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4.5/5 | The Witcher | The Witcher delivers professional monster-hunting at its finest. |
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4/5 | The Elder Scrolls IV: The Shivering Isles | A wonderful place! Except when it's horrible. Then it's horribly wonderful. Good for a visit. Or for an eternity. |
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3/5 | Spider-Man 3 | Can this latest big-budget installment possibly compare to Spider-Man 2? Yes, but not very well. |
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4/5 | Unreal Tournament 3 | The fragtastic series returns, filled with tight combat and great graphics but a bit overshadowed by its predecessors. |
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4/5 | John Woo Presents Stranglehold | Midway's over-the-top shooter hits you like a Tequila slammer (or six). |
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5/5 | Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 | It may have taken five months, but the wait was well worth it. |
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3/5 | Stuntman: Ignition | Perform death-defying moves again... and again... and again... |
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5/5 | F.E.A.R. | The creators of the No One Lives Forever series go for a creepier approach and end up with one of the best shooters of 2005. |
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5/5 | Virtua Fighter 5 | AM2's long-awaited sequel to the granddaddy of 3D fighters is wonderful for both fans and newcomers. |
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4/5 | Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 | Tripwire can take a lot of pride in Red Orchestra: Ostfront, a game for history buffs and FPS aficionados and, more importantly, a shooter for adults. |
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5/5 | Sid Meier's Civilization IV | Great game balance, incredible replayability, online multiplayer. - SITE AWARD |
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4/5 | Quake 4 | [Quake 4 is] game that mashed together a ton of solid sci-fi shooting but never gelled into anything particularly groundbreaking or memorable. |
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4/5 | Dungeon Siege II | While it never strays too far from the standard action-RPG formula, Dungeon Siege II stands as one of the most solid games in its genre to date. |
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5/5 | Battlefield 2 | ...Battlefield 2 sets a new high watermark for online play. - SITE AWARD |
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4.5/5 | Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory | Splinter Cell Chaos Theory is mostly a joy to look at and play. - SITE AWARD |
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5/5 | Jade Empire | By combining stunning visuals, an entertaining (and challenging) combat system, and one of the best stories in recent memory, the folks at BioWare have somehow managed to create yet another brilliant game. - SITE AWARD |
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3.5/5 | Pacific Fighters | It has its flaws, but is still part of what is one of the best simulation franchises ever. |
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4.5/5 | Sid Meier's Pirates! - Live the Life | There's something to be said for superb execution of a straightforward design. Pirates! has that kind of polish. - SITE AWARD |
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4/5 | Vampire: Bloodlines | Congratulations, Troika, on producing a Vampire game that doesn't… um… suck. |
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5/5 | Halo 2 | ...a true masterpiece of a game on the Xbox. - SITE AWARD |
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5/5 | Half-Life 2 | ...when you factor in the new engine, its the detailed, living environments, and the possibilities the gravity gun introduces to the game, you've got a sequel that truly lives up to its billing and is more than worth the price of admission. - SITE AWARD |
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5/5 | GTA: San Andreas | There really is no other game like it... - SITE AWARD |
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4.5/5 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War | That said, however, there aren't many issues in Dawn of War that would keep me from playing this game until my mouse-clicking finger falls off. - SITE AWARD |
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4.5/5 | Rome: Total War | The core gameplay is still very strong; hardcore strategy gamers can overlook the rough spots to see the game's brilliance for what it is. - SITE AWARD |
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3/5 | Crusader Kings | It doesn't help that a lot of the gameplay involves romping around the world with implausibly large armies. |
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4.5/5 | Far Cry | . Far Cry's sprawling environments and effective AI make it more than just a pretty tourist attraction -- it's these islands are somewhere you'll probably want to visit again and again. - SITE AWARD |
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4/5 | Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus | The graphics are amazing, the single-player mode is entertaining, there are good times to be had online, and the gameplay is deep and rewarding. |
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4/5 | City of Heroes | City of Heroes isn't deep, but it's balanced, creative, and fun. |
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4/5 | Thief: Deadly Shadows | ...despite the game's problems, it still managed to craft a title that's at least equal to any of the old Looking Glass games. |
| Recommend. | Painkiller | It may be another episode in the proud tradition of simply blowing stuff up, but it's as glorious and accomplished an episode as you could ever hope for. |
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4/5 | Battlefield: Vietnam | This followup to the multiplayer classic immerses you in the hellish jungles and rubble-strewn cities of war torn Vietnam, with solid (but not earth-shattering) gameplay. |
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4/5 | Silent Storm | Silent Storm is a great game … it's just that strategy gamers like me who have been waiting for a true X-Com successor are still waiting. |
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5/5 | Call of Duty | ...it's an intense, finely tuned thrill ride that will have you ducking in your chair and clutching your mouse until your knuckles turn white. - SITE AWARD |
