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5 (1) 4 (0) 3 (1) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.3 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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How the Perfect have Fallen 2
If you go to the settings screen when you play the updated port of Rare's seminal N64 shooter, you'll be "treated" to the smallest, most tepid of jokes and references. There are three different control styles to choose from the menu. The first option, called "Classic", attempts to recreate the button configuration as found on the N64 controller. The other two control settings are called "Spartan" and "Duty Calls". Even a game player only peripherally aware of important shooters will realize that...
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Inoffensive but, Ultimatly, Non-Essential Campagining 2
Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir is as bizarre an expansion pack as has ever been made. The second content major content add-on for Obsidian’s wonderful Neverwinter Nights 2 features a number of changes that, on paper, sound dramatic and meaningful, a callback to older Dungeons and Dragons games like Baldur’s Gate. Unfortunately, the various changes to the structure keep the gameplay feeling (at best) identical or (at worst) a little more annoying than past releases. Worst of all, the time ...
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You are your own Castle. 7
I want to rewind time. I want to be able to go back to this morning, to forget everything that happened in the past 12 hours. I want to play Braid again, to have those same revelations, those same discoveries all over again. I want to find the solutions to those devious puzzles, to see the bizarre creatures, to delve into every unique mechanic the game has to offer. Just once more, from the top. But I can't. The least I can do, however, is to help you see those revelations for yourself. Braid is...
19 out of 21 found this review helpful.
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