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Video Game Reviews (Page 313)

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Tribes 2

Review - blindingly good online FPS finally hits the net, and we're there with a Shocklance
Tom Bramwell
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Daytona 2001

Review - classic arcade racing with added netplay
Tom Bramwell
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Stunt GP

Review - combining R/C racing and stunt driving with the addictiveness of Worms? Almost
Tom Bramwell
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AMD Athlon 1.33GHz

Review - the cream of the processing crop, but is it really worth it?
Tom Bramwell
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Datel X-Port

Review - offering the ability to store savegame files on a PC hard disk, the X-Port could be invaluable, but can its myriad of problems spoil the party?
Tom Bramwell
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Summoner

Review - the PlayStation 2 welcomes its first truly great RPG
Tom Bramwell
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Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix

Review - since it's national cleavage week, it seemed appropriate to review a game that thrives on the subject, oh, that and gore
Tom Bramwell
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Sonic Shuffle

Review - party games are becoming a genre unto themselves, but can Sonic's influence put Shuffle above the rest?
Tom Bramwell
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Phantasy Star Online

Review - the world's first console-based online RPG, and it's a stunner!
Tom Bramwell
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Hostile Waters

Review - can the gameplay match the graphics in Rage's new action-strategy game?
Gestalt
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Aerowings 2

Review - a flight sim on the Dreamcast. That'll never work, right? Wrong, AW2 is exceptional
Tom Bramwell
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Fighting Vipers 2

Review - a glorious exit for AM2 on Dreamcast or a dismal contribution to the slippery beat 'em up slope?
Tom Bramwell
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Kingdom Under Fire

Review - we take a look at the role-playing / real-time strategy hybrid from Korea
Gestalt
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Surf Rocket Racers

Review - a dangerous water-sport brought home to Dreamcast with an arcade kick
Tom Bramwell
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Ultimate Fighting Championship

Review - wrestling is much more fun when it's actually real, and of course a game based on men who really do beat each other up must be pretty hard
Tom Bramwell
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Starlancer

Review - space combat for the 22nd Century, and featuring some stunning visuals - can the PC smash return to fame on Dreamcast?
Tom Bramwell
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ELSA Gladiac Ultra

Review - the extremists' graphics card of choice, but just what does it have to offer, and is it really worth buying in the current climate?
Tom Bramwell
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Severance : Blade of Darkness

Review - Gestalt cleans the blood off his monitor to bring you a full review of Rebel Act's gore-ridden fantasy action game
Gestalt
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Grandia II

Review - the best Dreamcast RPG yet, but is it really?
Tom Bramwell
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Silent Scope

Review - terrorists win? I think not. Take them out from a distance with Konami's latest arcade port
Tom Bramwell