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Soul
Calibur II Review (Xbox) |
September
12, 2003 |
 Three
years after breathing life into the Dreamcast, Namco Launches a sequel
to the legendary Soul Calibur. Is it as good as the original? Nope-it's
a whole lot better. Stunning graphics, beautiful environments, varied
gameplay and surprising depth are just a few of the reasons that make
this the best fighter on the market-no matter what system you have. Click
here for the whole review. |
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Brute
Force Review (DVD) |
 After
months of hype, Digital Anvil’s Brute Force arrives on the XBox. But
is it everything it's supposed to be? Not quite. Questionable teamwork,
glaring holes in multiplayer modes, and some gameplay issues keep Brute
Force from being the game we hoped for.
Click here for
the whole discussion. |
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PSP
Preview |
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A
lot of this year's E3 buzz was about SOny's PSP handheld gaming device.
That's a lot of talk about somehting no one has seen before, as Gary
Wong tells us. GF's newest writer delivers a fantasic analysis of the
handheld market, a look at its historical context, and it's chance at
knocking off Nintendo's handheld behemoth.
Click here
for a look at the future of handheld gaming. |
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Star Wars:
Knights of the Old Republic Review (Xbox) |
August 28, 2003 |
 BioWare's
latest foray into the console market has been a resounding success.
There's a good reasons why Star
Wars: Knights of the Old Republic has been burning up the sales
charts this summer: It freaking rules. Play as a light side or dark side
jedi, save wookies, travel to exotic worlds and kill maneating beasts.
How much better does it get?
Click here for the whole review. |
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The
Future of Videogames 2k4 Review (DVD) |
 NextGen
Videos brings us yet another installment of their Future of Videogames
series.
The Future of Videogames 2k4 is a stellar improvement over last
year's edition, featuring 4 DVDs packed full of awesome game coverage,
interviews, walkthroughs and more. If you want to see everything coming
out for the next year or so, be sure to pick up this bad boy.
Click here
now. |
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Intellivision Greatest Hits 20th Anniversary Edition Review (PC, Mac) |
 A
beloved name in the gaming industry is Intellivision. This venerable
system was a major player in the home console world until sometime
around 1985 or so. Now you can relive all those good times with
Intellivision Greatest Hits 20th Anniversary Edition. The collection
packs 25 of the best Intellivision games, all waiting for you to bust
your thumbs over them.
Click here
for more. |
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Midnight
Club 2 Review (PC) |
August 26, 2003 |
 Rockstar
has busted it out on all platforms, and
Midnight Club 2
is satisfying gamers all over the world now. After stellar console
releases, the PC version of the game is just as good, if not even
prettier on high end systems. Anyone who enjoys racing needs to check
this out. Click
here for the review. |
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Indiana
Jones and the Emperor's Tomb Review (PS2) |
 Good
old Indy is back at it, this time on the PS2.
Indiana Jones and
the Emperor's Tomb is a great action title for fans of the Indiana
Jones mythology, but not necessarily as great for fans of innovative,
invigorating action games. Too bad.
Click for more.
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Simpsons
Road Rage Review (GBA) |
 The
Simpsons' famous Crazy Taxi ripoff comes to the GBA, but
Simpsons Road Rage
is not as good as we hoped for. Sure, the action is all there, but
without the witty dialogue and sweet graphics, this one loses some of
its appeal. Read the
whole review here. |
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Drome
Racers Review (GBA) |
 What
can we say about
Drome Racers? It's a racing game. And it's apparently set in a bleak
world of flatly rendered polygons -- spooky! This racer is technically
not bad, but it lacks the personality to make it one of our faves.
Click for more.
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Buffy the
Vampire Slayer: Wrath of the Darkhul King Review (GBA) |
 Our
favorite teeny-bopper vampire hunter is back for more in handheld form.
Unfortunately,
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Wrath of the Darkhul King won't erase your
bad memories of the original Buffy GBC title. The graphics are better,
but this title is still thoroughly at-par.
Click here for
more. |
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