More
than simply Resident Evil in Edo Japan, Onimusha:
Warlords is a great next-gen action title that incorporates a bit
more of the RPG influence than we've seen in previous zombie-slashin'
epics. Unfortunately, as with all the greatest "survival
horror" games, this one is way too short. Check
it out here. |
UFC:
Tapout Preview (Xbox) |
Crave
will bring their ultra-popular, and ultra-fun, brawler to the Xbox.
Ultimate Fighting
Championship: Tapout promises more realism, bigger tournaments,
and lots of graphical goodies. "Every bead of sweat and drop of
blood" should really enhance the feel of this game. Check
it out here. |
It's
Your Lucky Day! |
So
what it's Friday the 13th! If you've played Icewind Dale, you probably
loved it. So now we'd like to give you the chance to score the
expansion pack, Icewind
Dale: Heart of Winter, for free. Woo-hoo! Remember, you'll have to
answer questions that can be found in our review by clicking
here. Then, slash yer way to the
Contests page. |
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Fallout Tactics Review (PC) |
April 11, 2001 |
If
you love the future of past decades, you'll love Fallout Tactics' 50's
future, when social engineering had a fascist edge and didnt bother to hide its
onwards-and-upwards ideal of self-driving cars, homogenous white suburbs, and
bubble-n-plastic skyscrapers. The game itself is an
impressive addition to the Fallout story, even though it disappoints in a few minor but
irritating ways. |
Star Trek: Away Team Review (PC) |
Like Fallout Tactics,
Star Trek: Away Team is a squad-based
combat game with a 3rd person top-down isometric view. It's also based upon a universe
near and dear to gamers everywhere. It's just not as good, and we're here to tell you why. |
R.I.P. Indrema |
It was such a
cool idea that something had to go wrong. Unfortunately, Indrema never got the chance to
botch a launch or fizzle with too few decent games. The economy got to them before the
gamers could. It looks like Indrema is closing up shop now. Click here for the news. |
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Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty Preview
(PS2) |
April 9, 2001 |
The bad boy of
international espionage, Solid Snake, is back, and this time it's super pretty looking. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of
Liberty will be damn impressive when it releases this fall for PS2. Get an early look at it here. |
Three Kingdoms: Fate of the Dragon Review (PC) |
Once again, we return to ancient China to set things straight. In Three Kingdoms: Fate of the Dragon you vie for
control of the empire. It's super deep and really interesting, with great detail and nice
graphics, but it's also got some real drawbacks. Click
here. |
MP3DC Audio Player |
Pelican Accessories has
come out with another must-have device to go with your DC. You can wait all your life for
Sega to release their MP3 playing VMU, but the MP3
DC Audio Player is here right now, and it kicks butt. Get the lowdown right here. |
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Darkstone
Review (PSX) |
April 4, 2001 |
Take 2 has really done it right this time. Darkstone, an action RPG similar to
Diablo, is really fun on the PlayStation. Sure, the graphics might be a little dated, but
the play is solid and addictive. Click
here for the whole story. |
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Grand
Theft Auto 3 Preview (PS2) |
April 2, 2001 |
Grand Theft Auto 3 brings the franchise to a whole
new level. Due this October for PS2, we finally get to be hoodlooms in 3D. Woo-hoo! In
addition, we'll be rollin' in new vehicles like helicopters and boats. It looks way cool. Check it out. |
Dragon Warrior III Preview (GBC) |
One of the most
popular RPGs ever created for a console system, Enix has resurrected the Dragon Warrior
series for your enjoyment. Dragon Warrior III,
due in July for Game Boy Color, promises over 70 hours of play, enhanced graphics and
cinemas, gamelink multiplayer, and a lot more. Click! |
2001 Interactive Achievement Awards Winners |
Well, who knows what
they were thinking giving Diablo II the Game of the Year Award, but at least the Console
titles whooped up on the PC games in the Craft category. SSX is apparently the best game
ever -- ever -- and everybody likes Deus Ex. Click here for a summary of the 2001
Interactive Achievement Awards. |
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