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A Sonic Game that Doesn't Suck? (X360)
Sega Superstars Tennis is, let's face it, a fairly blatant attempt to get a piece of the Mario Tennis pie that Nintendo has had for the past decade or so. But, as far as marketing ploys go, this is a solid piece of entertainment. Yes, it's technically just a tennis ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on July 9, 2009
You Get What You Pay For (X360)
If it wasn't for some of the Live Arcade games bundled here, this would easily get a star-lower grade. But there's such great value here that I can't ignore, even if it's at the cost of accessibilty.I remember the old Namco Museum days, where you would actually go through a ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on June 28, 2009
Drill Dozing..zzz (XBLM)
Mr. Driller Online is a pretty shoddy downloadable game. There, I said it. It looks fugly, the gameplay is unchanged from nearly a decade ago and the online barely works. There's no reason why you should spend your money on this.Unless you picked up Namco Museum Virtual Arcade like I ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on June 28, 2009
Same Old Song and Dance (PS3)
Ha HA! Aren't I clever, see I made the title of this review a direct allusion to the title of an Aerosmith song (which, ironically, isn't in this game)! Hey have you played Guitar Hero? Do you like Aerosmith? Would you like to see them put together in one inconvenient and ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on June 28, 2009
Faint Praise, but Praise Nonetheless (X360)
Remember that game Everything or Nothing a few years back? Man, that was and still is the best Bond game of all time. In that game, you weren't just some no-name soldier shooting up fools. You were Bond, you were romancing the ladies, hijacking vehicles, blowing up stuff. That was ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on June 28, 2009
Yes,This is a Recommendation (ARC)
In all honesty, this is possibly the worst idea for a video game ever. Let's not kid ourselves here, making a movie out of Street Fighter, we were asking for a craptacular time at the theaters. Now to make a video game version that rips off Mortal Kombat graphics and ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on June 28, 2009
Decent fun for the price. (XBOX)
I believe that this cost me $4 or $5 bucks when I originally bought this game, but it did give me some entertainment for the most part. Again, the 360 version has minor advantages, mostly online play, achievements and cleaner graphics. But regardless, whatever version of the game you decide ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on Aug. 5, 2008
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It's no "Mario Kart"... (XBOX)
Although I'm reviewing the Xbox version, the 360 version is largely the same, except with passable online multiplayer and barely better graphics. Anyway, this game cost about $5, but it doesn't really show it, since it does have some polish and decent mechanics built in the game. However, the game ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on Aug. 5, 2008
Quite "Heavenly" Indeed. (PS3)
"Heavenly Sword" is not just an epic action game; it happens to be the best blockbuster popcorn movie to not come out in theaters. The graphics are amazing; truly some of the best PS3 has to offer. The acting is also good (though not without its corny-one liners), as is ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on July 22, 2008
SNK Arcade Classics: Better than Virtual Console? (PS2)
To Tell you the truth, "SNK Arcade Classics" didn't strike me as the must have game compilation for the PS2 (that, my friends, belongs to the excellent Sega Genesis Collection). But I had some fun with the games here. I disagree that this should be called "Arcade Classics" since some ...
Reviewed by danterandal19 on July 22, 2008