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Review

Phantom Brave

Review Revisited! Phantom Brave is out today, so here's another chance to read our review. This article originally posted 21st October 2004.
Rob Fahey
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The Matrix Online

In the immortal words of the Eurovision song contest, Neo points.
Kieron Gillen
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Baten Kaitos

The touching story of a winged boy and his baton. Baten. Whatever.
Rob Fahey
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Suikoden IV Review

Hrm. It's hard to make pun of a name you're not sure how to pronounce. Traditional Japanese RPG... er... ATTACKS. Yes.
Rob Fahey
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Crimson Tears

The Groundhog Day of hackandslash titles. Which, if you think about it, is actually a compliment.
Tom Bramwell
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X-Men Legends

One-eyed freak and knife fetishist join bald man in effort to save world. And they let children play this, you say...
Patrick Garratt
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The Sims 2 Review

If this game is to believed, we'll make really rubbish parents...
Kristan Reed
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Sudeki

It was meant to reshape the world of RPGs. Instead, it just reshapes what was already in it, and lacks conviction in doing so.
Tom Bramwell
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Fire Emblem

Hrm. Tum te tum. How to get you interested... Ah yes: The natural successor to Advance Wars. Anyone?
Tom Bramwell
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E3 2003: Final Fantasy Foursome

Final Fantasy X-2, Final Fantasy XI, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicle. Will it never end?
Rob Fahey