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NASCAR Heat 2002 Review (PS2) |
July 31, 2001 |
NASCAR season is upon us, and somewhat
more visible this year thanks to certain notable passings. Of course, NASCAR Heat 2002 isn't a game
for NASCAR-weenies like me. It's a game for hardcore NASCAR simulation fans, like our man
Jake. Check it out. |
Chu Chu Rocket Advance Review (GBA) |
Sega's excellent puzzle title, Chu
Chu Rocket Advance, brings plenty of gaming goodness to the GBA. With thousands of
puzzles, infinite replayability, tons of options, and a level editor, this is one bad, bad
time hog. Go ahead, just play one round. We dare you. |
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FREE--TRIBES 2 Summer of Champions
Tournaments |
July 27, 2001 |
D-Link,
an award winning designer, developer and manufacturer of networking and communications
solutions, Sierra, one of the oldest and largest worldwide publishers of interactive
entertainment and productivity software, and VitalStream, Inc., a leading provider of
customized solutions for digital broadcasting today announced that they have formed an
alliance to support tournaments of
Sierra's Tribes 2 team-based online game. With up to $30,000 in prizes,
players can enter for free, and win prizes such as D-Link MP3 Players, D-Link Networking
Kits, signed copies of Tribes 2, and Tribes 2 Summer Games 2001 jerseys. Get the scoop here! |
Atlantis: The Lost Empire Review (GBC) |
Disney's
animated hit comes to the GBC, and it isn't half bad. Atlantis: The Lost Empire allows you to
control several of the characters from the movie, using their various talents to succeed
at saving that thing that needs saving. We haven't seen the film, but we played the game. Click here. |
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WarJetz Review (PS2) |
July 26, 2001 |
Continuing
their World Destruction League series, 3DO brings us WarJetz. Take command of a sweet airplane
loaded with weapons and blow the competition right out of the sky. Or don't, if you take
the advice of our man Jeremy. Apparently this is one to pass on. See for yourself. |
Matchbox Emergency Patrol Review (GBC) |
Who
needs imagination? Nobody! At least, not when you've got a GBC. What fantasies could equal
the reality of its little screen? Matchbox
Emergency Patrol will have you putting out REAL fires and catching REAL crooks, rather
than just pretending in mom's flower garden. Sweet. Click here. |
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MX 2002 Featuring Ricky Carmichael Review (PS2) |
July 24, 2001 |
THQ has carved a niche in
the freestyle motocross genre, and they've got that niche filled up with their latest, MX 2002 Featuring Ricky Carmichael. With some
30 racers, lots of tracks, and tons of tricks, this is one to check out for sure. Get to the starting line. |
Spec Ops: Ranger Elite Review (PSX) |
Take Two's "Got
Game" line has been hit and miss. Some, like Darkstone or Action Bass, have been pretty decent.
But the Spec Ops series hasn't. Last summer, Brandon wrote a hilarious review of Spec Ops. This summer our newest writer,
Dave Logan, came up with an equally hilarious review of Spec Ops: Ranger Elite. Click here. |
Summoner Review (PC) |
Originally planned for
the PC, Summoner is a
Playstation 2 port-- the PC version was temporarily abandoned in order to make
the PS2 launch. The good news is that there was no need to worry-- there's plenty of
gaming goodness with a unique fighting system and some bonuses specific to the PC
platform. Follow me! |
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Escape From Monkey Island Review (PS2) |
July 20, 2001 |
The classic LucasArts
adventure franchise has made its way to PS2. Hilarity and wacky hijinx ensue in Escape From Monkey Island. With pirates, monkeys,
and lots of "grog," what could possibly go wrong? Well, let Monica tell you all
about it. Click here scurvy dawgs. |
ICO Preview (PS2) |
After not enough
gameplay on ICO at E3, we're happy to get on the
latest Sony Jampack and check it out. You can pick up a Jampack at your local games store,
and in the meantime you should check out Jason's impressions of this phenomenal title. Click here. |
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Game Boy Advance Accessories Reviews |
July 19, 2001 |
We've
been blessed by the biggest names in console accessories manufacturers: Nyko, Nuby, and Pelican. These three companies have put
out a wide array of lights, battery packs, carrying cases, link cables, and other
accessories so you can make your GBA experience super cush. Check out our Game Boy Advance Accessories Survey for the
whole story. |
Star Trek Voyager Elite Force Exp. Pack Review (PC) |
Built
around the Quake III engine, Star
Tek Voyager Elite Force Expansion still has all the features that made the
original the only really excellent Star Trek game to date, plus an added feature or two.
New levels, new missions, and new areas make the old game a good bit better. Resistance is futile! |
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