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5 (9) 4 (27) 3 (5) 2 (3) 1 (1) 3.89 stars 3.89/5 Stars Average score of 92 user reviews spread across 92 releases and 0 DLC
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Not-Quite-20th Anniversary Celebration 0
Those of you old enough to remember playing the original Metroid (kindergarten graduation!), will notice many references to the original and also recognize many of the locales. But don't think the game is over with Mother Brain, because it's not. This is no simple remake. It seems that in the grand story of Samus Aran, the original NES Metroid was a summarized version of history while Zero Mission goes into a little more detail about what happened before, during, and after the Mother Bra...
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An Excellent Farewell to Sprite-based Zelda 0
The Minish Cap is the first and likely will be the only original Zelda game for the Game Boy Advance. Any chance of ever putting the Zelda series in some semblance of chronological order has long dissolved, and Minish Cap proves that. The game gives yet another take on the land of Hyrule by mixing elements from almost every single Zelda game of old. Hyrule Castle is of course present, as is the Lon Lon Ranch. Link's house, where he lives with his uncle of course, is still just south of t...
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RPG = Role-Playing Golf 0
Mario Golf Advance Tour comes to us from Camelot, the creators of Golden Sun, Mario Tennis, and Shining Soul/Force. You may not know them by name, but you've probably played their games. All of them tend to have one thing in common...they kick ass. Mario Golf Toadstool Tour on the Cube felt like a glass half empty to me, but with Advance Tour the glass is overflowing. The front of the box says "Role Playing Golf" and they aren't joking. Advance Tour is a combination of RPG elements in ...
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The Definition of a Bad Port 0
Unless you've been living under a rock for the past two years, you've heard of the great PC game called Mafia featuring a 1930's Chicago-esque city where you play as a man (Tommy Angelo) who gets drawn into working for the mob. Times are tough during the depression and desparate men like Tommy will do just about anything to support their family. Well, close to two years later we now have the PS2 version of the same game...or is it? Many games don't port very well from PC to console, and th...
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