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There's No limit to how you play through this game. (PS2)
Ratchet is a sort of feline type creature while Clank is essentially a small robot. Teamed up they make a force to be reckoned with. However where there are good guys there is always a bad guy and it comes in the form of Dr Nefarious. A creepy space alien ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 23, 2008
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Great thing's come to those who wait and what a wait it has been. (PC)
Great thing's come to those who wait and what a wait it has been. The big question is "was the wait worth it?" And i think you'll find the answer is a resounding yes. Half-Life 2 has a completely new gaming engine that works really well and still keeps the feel ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 23, 2008
Metroid Prime lets you look at the world through Samus' eyes. (GC)
The Phazon-rich planet of Tallon IV, once home to a sect of peaceful Chozo who have long since vanished. A race of space birds with philosophy on the brain. Long ago, the Chozo raised an orphaned human girl to be their savior. That girl is Samus Aran. Metroid Prime see's ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 23, 2008
A game that brings out your inner-child. (PC)
This is the latest title in the Command and Conquer series and has a lot to live up to after games such as Red Alert 2 were a resounding success. There are no ridiculous stories this time around, no time-travelling heroics or crazy blimp missions. Infact the Story Mode at ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 23, 2008
I always said those monkey's balls would shrink. (GBA)
Super Monkey Ball is an addictive puzzle game that offers players the chance they've always dreamed of, putting monkey's in large balls and rolling them around crazy mazes. The aim is to get your monkey through the goal at the end of each course without falling off the edge and ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
On it's way back to the top of the fighting genre. (PS2)
Mortal Kombat was once the king of all fighting games, it pulverised the competition with it's memorable characters, inventive moves and some pretty gruesome fatalities. The series however began to get a little stale and following the release of Mortal Kombat 4 people started asking questions. The series' high standards ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
Mario and his friends return once more for a colourful adventure. (GC)
Mario Party has always been a huge favourite amongst Nintendo fans and anybody who just enjoys a fun gaming experience. Mario Party 3 was arguably the pinnacle of the series with it's great mini-games and left fans anticipating the release of the next installment on a next-generation console. Mario and ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
A welcome addition to the ever-popular kart franchise. (DS)
Anyone who has ever played a Nintendo system and i think it's safe to say that is almost anyone who has ever picked up a joypad has played a Mario Kart game. A racing game that includes all of your favourite Nintendo characters from past and present, armed with some ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
The best first-person shooter ever created. (N64)
The names Bond, James Bond and it seems he has finally made it into the world of video games. It was only a matter of time before we got to step into the shoes of the smoothest secret agent around, drive his cars, play with his gadgets and sleep with ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
A must for any owner of the SNES. (SNES)
This is the long anticipated conversion of one of the best arcade fighters around and i suppose the big question would be "does it compare?" and the answer is yes. Unfortunately the graphics aren't as great but if possible they have made the gameplay even more outstanding with it's lightning ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
It sticks to what it does well and looks amazing while doing it. (DS)
With so many poor titles for the DS at the time of this games release, which either touch on the novelty aspect of the system or are just plain uninspired it would be understandable to put this game in the same cateogory. The gameplay looks simplistic, the overall presentation isn't ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
This is truly a Rare game from start to finish. (X360)
This isn't just a next generation game, it is the first next generation game released for the Xbox 360 and with that position comes a great deal of pressure. Many people will look to this game as a window into what Microsoft's new machine is capable of. Not only that ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
Undoubtedly one of the greatest racing games of all time. (SNES)
I was trying to think of a way to start this review, I usually start with a brief description of the game in question. However I really don’t see the point in this instance, I was trying to imagine a member of the prestigious Gamespot not knowing of Mario Kart ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
New gameplay elements take the series to new heights. (PS2)
Burnout was once just another racing game with the gimmick of smashing up a few cars and blowing stuff up but with every instalment the series seems to evolve and improve and has really made a name for itself in the racing genre. Burnout 3: Takedown was when the series ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
Sticks to a formula that works well, keeps thing's fresh. (X360)
Project Gotham Racing hasn’t been around for too long but it has made a name for itself within the racing genre over the last couple of years. With its unique blend of racing and stylish moves and combos it really has hit a niche in the market that appeals to ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
It's a been there, done that and want a little more oomph game. (PC)
How do you top one of the most succesful shooters of all time? By essenitally doing the exact same thing's for the sequel it would seem. I know many of you will be tired of World War 2 shooters by now, the same stuff recycled over and over again with ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
Finally, a chance to grab hold of both balls in one package. (PS2)
The concept of the game is rather simple; you’re a monkey inside a ball. Move your right analogue stick in a certain direction and the monkey begins to roll, get the monkey through the goal at the end of each level and you move onto the next. Sounds simple right? ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
A big risk that paid off. (PS2)
This is now the 4th installment in the ever popular Tony Hawks series and a welcome one at that. This game does not rest on the success of the previous games, infact the developers have completely changed the way the series is played while maintaining the core gameplay mechanics that ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
The name change isn’t entirely superficial. (PS2)
Tony Hawks is back and while this remains a Tony Hawk game the name change isn’t entirely superficial. This is a Tony Hawks game with a slight edge and a slightly different feel than what you will be used to if you’re a regular of the series. The team hasn’t ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008
The game that single-handedly changed the platform genre. (DS)
Mario 64 is undoubtedly one of the greatest games of all time; you would find few people who would argue. Back in 1996 when the original game was released it took the gaming world by storm, just like the original Mario games did; it completely changed the way we played ...
Reviewed by fishdalf on July 22, 2008