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121. Atari Anthology
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122. DDR UltraMix 2 LIVE
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123. Saddle Up: Time To Ride
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124. Dance Dance Revolution Konamix
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125. Nancy Drew: The Final Scene &
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126. KONAMI Dance Dance Revolution
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127. MahJongg Master Deluxe Suite
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129. Worms Triple Pack
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130. Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland
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131. Eye Toy: Groove with Camera
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133. FIFA Street
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135. Smash Court Tennis 2: Pro Tournament
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136. Pokemon Crystal
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137. Nicktoons: Movin
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139. Classic NES Series: The Legend
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140. NDS Puyo POP Fever

121. Atari Anthology

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Asin: B0002VS8T2
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Atari
Sales Rank: 1898
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

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Features

  • 18 Classic Arcade Games Atari Anthology features 18 of the most memorable games to ever hit the arcades including Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Liberator, Crystal Castles, Missile Command, TEMPEST and many more not have seen in years.
  • 62 Atari 2600 Carts Massive gameplay offering that will deliver some of the most addictive game designs ever. Including Gravitar, Millipede, Super Breakout, Video Pinball and Warlords.
  • Five Bonus Games Off the Wall, Blackjack, Steeplechase, Desert Falcon and Sprintmaster Never released since the 80s.
  • Challenge Modes These exciting new challenges include timed hot-seat competitions, the psychedelic Trippy Mode, Double Speed games, Time Warp games and Time Challenges that will test players abilities in the extreme.
  • Incredible 3D Interface

Reviews (6)

5-0 out of 5 stars Amazingly Fun after All These Years
Did you used to play with your Atari set for hours and hours? How about the classic arcade games like Battlezone and Crystal Castles? They're all in this collection!

This is just an AMAZING deal - you get over 80 complete, original games in the pack. I am in my 30s and haven't played many of these games since I was a teenager. Yet when I jumped into the Adventure game, I immediately knew all the maps, where to find the keys, were the dragons would be lurking. Playing Yar's Revenge, I became hooked for quite a while, remembering all the techniques to win the game. Somehow my brain has been hard wired to remember these things, and it's really cool to go back to a game now and say "Wow, I had TONS of fun with that!"

There are even full scans of the manuals, so you can read each manual from cover to cover if you wish.

In addition to all the Atari console games, you also get the original arcade games like Battlezone. I was a HUGE battlezone fan, driving my tank around and seeking out the enemy. It is so much fun to be able to play it at home!

It is just astounding that they fit all these games onto one CD. I used to scrimp and save for weeks to get just one cartridge! I would have thought it was a miracle back then to be handed 80 of them in a box and told "here, have fun". I would have played for years on end.

Sure, the graphics are old-style. You get blocks of color without much detail. Even on a big screen TV, it's sometimes hard to figure out what the maps are telling you. But that is part of the charm, of course. Lunar Lander is just as much fun now as it was then. Hangman doesn't need good graphics, nor does chess. Those mind games are a challenge no matter what they look like.

I really don't see a downside here. You pay one price for that CD and you literally could play for years. Each game is complete. There are games for every age group, for every gamer type. It really does prove that in the end, a great game isn't about sound or graphics. It's all about the design.

A must buy!

4-0 out of 5 stars Worth it alone for the arcade ports
I bought this primarily for the real arcade ports. I have had a look at the 2600+ games and there's as awful as I remember them. So that portion, whilst extensive, is only there for a nostalgia kick or if you absolutely have an old 2600 game you loved. The arcade parts are great though. My friend owns a real Asteroids machine and so I know how spot on the arcade version of Asteroids is. Plus the games store your high-scores - an important aspect I think.

Everything is included - overlays, controls, side art and backgrounds are visible to give the true arcade look. They can even be toggled on and off if you'd rather play the arcade game fullscreen. Lots of background info is included as well as fun challenge modes and enhanced graphic options.

If you want pure Atari arcade conversions this is the one to buy - the 2600 games and the background info and extra graphics are just the icing on the cake.

For the price you can't go wrong. Recommended.

3-0 out of 5 stars This would be better if original controllers were available
I played Atari 2600 and 5200 games incessantly as a kid. When I saw this on the shelf recently it was an instant buy. While the graphics and sound are the real deal, I didn't much enjoy not having the original controllers to play them with, like the trackball, spin wheel, or paddle. Also, I could do without having to "zoom" in past the arcade cabinet facia just so I could have the game "full-screen". In any event, my favorites are on here, including "Tempest" and dozens of others. Not bad.

4-0 out of 5 stars Arrrggghhhh!!!!! Ripoff!!!
I SHOULD HAVE NO STARS UP THERE BUT I MESSED UP AND I CAN'T CHANGE IT. Red Baron is still messed up like it was in the PC version. THE TANKS AND OBSTICLES IN BATTLEZONE ARE BLACK!!! YES BLACK! TOTALY SCREWED!!! THE FIRST BAD XBOX GAME!

Here is some good news. The Game Cube Rebel Strike 3 has the old ATARI STAR WARS ARCADE GAME AS A HIDDEN BONUS!!!! Select options chose passcodes enter rtjpfc!g then enter another code timewarp to unlock Star Wars enter freeplay to earn tokens it might even have the empire stikes back game too but I don't know.


I agree it realy sucks that they left out 2600 Basketball. I said so in my review of the pc version. Champinship Soccer was another good one they left out. Why why why why why????
Agggghhhhhhga!! Just saw somtehing called an Atari Flachback system. It looks like a 7800 system made by the people who make those game in the controler type games. The Space Invader one I got is realy sweet. It has Pheonix which kicks butt.

4-0 out of 5 stars Atari Anthology For Xbox But No Atari 2600 Basketball?
So now you can play most all of the old Atari arcade and home games on the Xbox. They are very well done and are really really just like the originals. The graphics are excellent and look exactly like the originals, and the sound is superb. The game-play is just fine except some of the paddle type games can take a little getting used to. Here are some highlights of what you get:

ARCADE:
Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Lunar Lander, Millipede, Missile Command, Pong, Space Dual, Super Breakout, Tempest, etc... You can adjust or change the controls, game-play, screen size, and original cabinet art. Bonuses include pictures and documentation of the original cabinets, sales flyers, manuals, etc...

HOME ATARI 2600:
Asteroids, Battlezone, Breakout, Centipede, Millipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, Yar's Revenge, Football, Baseball, Golf, Adventure, Realsports, Steeplechase, Swordquest, Night Driver, Bowling, Video Chess, Combat, Hangman, and many more. BUT NO ATARI BASKETBALL! You can adjust or change the controls, game-play, and screen size as well as view the original instruction manuals. Bonuses include original art, sales flyers, and documentation. The cool thing about the home 2600 games is that you can do all the Game Selects with the red B button and see text on the screen describing the selection options. This is obviously much better than what one had to do with the original Atari 2600 for Game Selects.

You also get some video interviews with Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari. He is the guy who copied Ralph Baer's and Magnavox's Ping-Pong game from the Magnavox Odyssey (the very first video game system) to create the coin-op arcade game "Pong". Atari got sued because of that and lost, but never the less helped build the video game industry.

This whole compilation would have been perfect if they would have included the infamous Atari Basketball. As goofy as this game was, it was very fun. It was programmed in such a way that all games against the computer were close ones. Why they had to leave Basketball out is exceptionally mind-boggling. There is no logical reasoning for it. It is still worth getting, but just like most all greatest hits music CD's, there is a song missing.

All in all this is a excellent compilation because all the games are absolutely no different than they originally were, other than the fact that an Xbox controller is used.
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122. DDR UltraMix 2 LIVE

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Asin: B0002RQ384
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Konami
Sales Rank: 1168
Average Customer Review: 2.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

MODEL - 30033 VENDOR- KONAMIFEATURES- Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2Competition means so much more when you can dance circles aroundlive opponents! Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2 connects players via Xbox Live to deliver the ultimate in interactive dancing. Go online and setup tournaments, compete in dance competitions, anddownload new songs and characters.* Online tournaments, download songs, upload content and more! * Bigger music library including exclusive songs for the Xbox! * Exclusive game modes including Team Battles and Attack Mode!* Special "Work Out" mode allows you to track the calories you burn. -- SPECIFICATIONs ------------------------------------ ESRB Rating : E for Everyone Genre/Category: FamilySystem: XBOX On-Line Compatible: YesNice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theKonami 30033 - DDR Ultramix 2 Live Xbox and all other Konami Video Game Handheld Soft ... Read more

Features

  • Online tournaments, download songs, upload content and more!
  • Bigger music library including exclusive songs for the Xbox!
  • Exclusive game modes including Team Battles and Attack Mode!
  • Special "Work Out" mode allows you to track the calories you burn

Reviews (3)

2-0 out of 5 stars No good songs at all!!!Mostly no DDR official songs!
This game is bad!They had it to play at my local Best Buy store, and the songs were really boring, they only had 4 songs I knew for a DDR master, A, V, Dream A Dream, and .59

I suggest u play in arcades where they have only official DDR songs, and more songs.

2-0 out of 5 stars Seasoned DDRVet
I have been playing DDR for a couple of yearsw now, I can pass pretty much all songs on Maniac (heavy mode) With the exception of Max(period) I'm not going to go into "ohhhh lol lol this game is so much fun rofl and it's a good workout lmao." I don't care. The song selection sucks. YOu have to pay like 5 bucks to download all the good songs, like Sakura, Heaven is a 57' Metallic Grey,.59 remix, ect.... It dosen't have the classics I've been yearning for. A good thing, It does have a MAX 300 remix that's a 10 footer. Another flaw, It's missing Oni Mode. The lack of PSMO makes it very under par.

4-0 out of 5 stars What a GAME!!
I had this game since Christmas,and I gotta say this game is pretty fun!With songs that makes your bottom shake!Game modes like,Beginner,Light,Standard,and Heavy are perfect for your style.My Favorite song is Zero-One.You can win songs on Light mode or Standard or possibly Heavy!But beware this makes your feet hurt.That's why I put 4 stars.But overall good game. ... Read more


123. Saddle Up: Time To Ride
by Dreamcatcher Interactive
list price: $19.99
our price: $18.99
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Asin: B00062VFGA
Catlog: Video Games
Manufacturer: Dreamcatcher Interactive
Sales Rank: 2418
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Features

  • Multiplayer mode included – replay a course with other players
  • Compete on 14 different and unique courses
  • Ride through 6 different landscapes
  • Integrated adventure mode allows you to play through the game while trying to solve a mystery
  • Customize your horse with your favorite features

Reviews (8)

3-0 out of 5 stars Good idea, but too frustrating
I enjoyed everything about this game except for the difficulty of the game play. In order to progress through the game, you need to complete increasingly difficult courses, some in a paddock and some cross-country, within a specified time and relatively error-free. Perhaps it's easier for younger players and it's my slow adult reflexes that trip me up, but I found this close to impossible. The controls are too clumsy to allow you to move your horse around the course at a pace quick enough to beat the time.

Don't consider this game unless you have endless patience, don't ever lose your temper, have lightning-quick reflexes, and are obsessed with horses. Otherwise you'll do what I did: scream in frustration and uninstall.

5-0 out of 5 stars Totally Great!!!!
This game is the Best!!!! i love it because it is just like taking care of your own horse. grooming can be a annoyning but i sitll love it. doing the hooves takes like forever but thats okay. i love riding in competitions and taking care of the horse. the best horses are the two last ones you get. the horses are better in the competitons. im stuck on the wheel part and ive had the the game for about 3 months. if you buy this game you won't regret it!!!!

5-0 out of 5 stars Four
I think this game is really great, the graphics are good, but the grooming! every time you go to a show, you get a new horse to look after them on top of your other horses. Also some horses are better than others, for example, the best ones are the palimino, the dark grey (these are the last two horses you get ) and Eclair. The challenges are really tricky and I still havent worked out the wheel one and ive had it for a year!

4-0 out of 5 stars Fun Fun Fun
This is a really cool game even for me and I'm 16! Yea Its sad I know but I wanted a good horse game, I beat the Barbie Riding Game in less than an hour. So I was happy when I still haven't been Saddle Up and ive had it for almost a month!

The grooming can be really annoying after a while but its alot like real life. Picking there feet takes like 15 mintues the first time. The challanges are HARD! I still haven't figured out the wheel challange and its making me very mad!! But I still love it!

4-0 out of 5 stars Great Game for Horse Fans Like Me!!!
I love this game. It is fun as well as challenging. The part I don't like about it ,though is the grooming.

It takes like an hour just to pick a hoof, and you keep getting more horses to groom throughout the game! You have to ride and care for each and every horse, even if they don't belong to you! In some competitions, you have to ride you're "friends'" horses instead of your own. (Your horses are a lot better at pacing themselves in the challenges.) I also don't like how you can only save the game in your room. But worst of all, is how much grooming is involved EVERY DAY!!! Hose down the horse, brush him, pick his HOOF (not hooves, thank goodness), shoe him, AND clean his stall and take him to the pasture! All of that is involved before you can go riding!

BUT, I loved the graphics. The only problem is if you wander off course, your horse falls into a white area. It is a great game, though. And the courses and competitions are a ton of fun! The challenges are REALLY CHALLENGING. It takes a while to figure them out, but its fun while doing it. This is an awesome game for horse fans like me. This game shows what its like to own a horse. I think it should be ages 11 and up! ... Read more


124. Dance Dance Revolution Konamix

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Asin: B0000631W1
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Konami
Sales Rank: 387
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Amazon.com Product Description

Get ready to dance the night away with all-new songs and game modes in this sequel to Dance Dance Revolution. Players can save and edit dance steps to create their own dance routines. The special workout mode allows you to have fun shaping up while also tracking the calories you burn. And you can re-create the arcade experience with Konami's Dance Dance Revolution controller. The game includes more than 50 high-energy songs in a variety of genres, including pop, disco, Latin, techno, and house. It also features a completely redesigned interface and new graphics, plus a special edit mode that allows players to customize dance steps for every song, develop player-specific routines, and trade dance patterns with friends. Also included are new songs never released in the Japanese version. Burn up the dance floor with two-player modes, allowing players to dance cooperatively or competitively. Multiple options and difficulty settings make Dance Dance Revolution Konamix easy to learn for people of all ages. ... Read more

Reviews (52)

5-0 out of 5 stars AWSOME!!!
DDR Konamimix is very, very, very, ect. fun!! It is great for working out and losing weight!!!!! I was introduced to this because my school had it!!! belive it or not the princable lets us play with it all recess!!!! I am planning to by this game to enjoy it more that ever!!! YAY!!

5-0 out of 5 stars DDR<333
Only problems with Konamix, to me, is that it's not set up like the arcades (which is where I play half the time) and "basic" mode is the same as light on the other games (thought it would be standard). Other than that, it's great.

As for accessories, I got one of the really thin mats and it quickly got destroyed with friends who don't know how to pick up their feet and the mats would get scrunched up into a pile. So, I invested a bit more in a mat with a 1" foam insert and now, I'm putting forth a bit more to get a metal dance mat.

(I put 1 star for educational, because the most I see you getting out of it is a good work out and foot/eye coordination...=/)

4-0 out of 5 stars Tight Game, but its missing something
I hate video games, but DDR is to good to be considered a video game. This game has helped me build stamina and quick thinking skills. DDR Konamix has an awesome song list with the original Paranoia and this is the only US release which features the very complicated Orion.78[AM-EuroMix] So why would I give it four stars? Because you can't use speed modifiers.[x1.5,x2,x3,x5,x8]
I know most DDR fans don't really care something like that, but some songs on here are impossible to do with only one speed.

This game is still a good buy, but I recommend DDRMAX or DDRMAX2 over this one.

4-0 out of 5 stars A full fledged hooked on game
This game Rocks! For ps it has great graphics. And as an owner of the whole set of DDR games, you should listen. I like Yuni and Emi personally. Take my advice, get the game.
If only I had a memory card for ps.

5-0 out of 5 stars Great fun and workout!
This is a fun game! Every day at an arcade I see many kids there playing this game!They simply love it!I highly recommend buying this game! There are 52 songs to try! Theres even a workout mode so you can actually see how many calories you burned!GREAT! ... Read more


125. Nancy Drew: The Final Scene & Treasure In The Royal Tower
by Dreamcatcher

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Asin: B0001LV6RO
Catlog: Software
Manufacturer: Dreamcatcher
Sales Rank: 235
Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Features

  • In Nancy Drew -The Final Scene, Nancy's friend has been kidnapped and hidden in an old theater. You have three days to rescue before the building is demolished
  • Use your wits and stealth to sneak around as Nancy & find clues to this mystery
  • Meet with over 20 different characters & figure out which of them has a secret
  • In Nancy Drew -Treasure In The Royal Tower, you unravel the riddles in an old ski resort, to learn the secret it hides
  • The castle itself seems to be riddle or maze -- explore strange detours, mysterious artwork, and dead-end corridors

Reviews (4)

5-0 out of 5 stars Great deal=great game(s)
The Final Scene and Treasure in the Royal Tower are both great games. Treasure in the Royal Tower is my favorite out of the five I have(Secrets Can Kill, Stay Tuned for Danger,The Haunted Carousel and, of course,The Final Scene and Treasure in the Royal Tower). I have absolutely no complaints on any of these five games, except for in Secrets Can Kill the characters are very cartoony. In The Final Scene, the culprit was the person I least expected. All in all, I think the Nancy Drew games are the best computer games ever made(along with The Sims).These games are great for kids and adults alike, and if you don't buy at least one Nancy Drew game, you'll be missing out on some major family time. Buy this game, and you won't regret it. I guarantee. You won't regret it, and you'll want to buy more the minute you beat the game.

5-0 out of 5 stars Loved these games!
Both of these games are very addicting!My 7 year old son and I used junior detective (there is a harder level) and it was fun!Well worth the money you pay!

5-0 out of 5 stars Great family fun!
My 10 year old daughter and I had so much fun playing this together!I thought she would enjoy it on rainy days but I was just as enthusiastic about playing as she was!
And my 6 year old son loves it!My daughter got stuck a couple of times where I could not figure out how to help her but Herinteractive.com has a great message board for each Nancy Drew game with lots of hints and clues if you get stuck!
A great family activity for a rainy day!

4-0 out of 5 stars Double Pack
This double pack is really fun except it is hardly ever in stock!!!!!!! i had to wait a month because everyday when i went to look for it wasn't there! but it was definently worth the wait!! at such a good price this is definently the best game of the century!!!! ... Read more


126. KONAMI Dance Dance Revolution Extreme ( Playstation 2 )

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Asin: B0002IQOOQ
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Konami
Sales Rank: 1656
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

MODEL- 20072VENDOR- KONAMI FEATURES- DDR Extreme (Dance Dance Revolution) The greatest dance party returns with smash hit songs, unique modesand more features than ever before. Get ready to shake your groovethang with Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME. Over 100 minutes ofenergetic dance music and Eye Toy USB Camera (for PlayStation 2)support will have the dance floor pumping all night long. * Eye Toy Camera support creates a whole new level of interactivity!* New songs and popular hits by BT, Duran Duran and more!* New modes appeal to everyone from beginners to competitive dancers. * Special "Work Out" mode allows you to track the calories you burn.-- SPECIFICATIONs ------------------------------------ ESRB Rating : E for Everyone Genre/Category: Family/Music System: Sony PlayStation 2Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theKonami 20072 - DDR Extreme PS2 and all other Konami Video Game Acc ... Read more

Features

  • With the EyeToy support, players will now be able to appear in the game as themselves in both single and two player modes
  • Over 70 new songs -- with more than 100 minutes of new music from club favorites like Duran Duran, Junior Senior, BT and more
  • Wild new game modes like Watch Me Dance -- players can participate in the background events of a video, while they dance
  • New Hands And Feet mode gives you visual clues about thenext move, while Clean The Screen challenges you to remove all obstcales on screen with your hands
  • Fantastic next-generation graphics recreate the blistering excitement of the arcade hit

Reviews (10)

4-0 out of 5 stars Fun, engaging and exciting sequel...
There's been a lot of negativity brewing about this latest release in the DDR family, but with a much more accessible tracklist and some newer American hits (Move Your Feet, Planet Rock, Kids in America) as well as some forgotten DDR favorites, DDRMAX Extreme is definitely a good follow-up. It doesn't merit the criticism it has been receiving.

The gameplay is essentially the same, and with the addition of background dancers to choose from, players can not only beat levels to earn new songs, but they can also earn new dancers, as well as the different modes of gameplay (Party Mode, Endless Mode).

While the selection of songs might be more exciting than DDRMAX 2, the difficulty of levels is essentially less intimidating and more accessible to DDR beginners, save for naturally challenging tracks (Legend of Max, Drop Out, Maximizer). Hence, those players really seeking an EXTREME gameplay experience as the title suggests will be slightly disappointed.

Yet, as more songs are earned, players will have the opportunity to earn deft remixes of several of Extreme's hit songs (B4U, Higher, Drop Out, Tsugaru, Ecstasy).

In addition to the other PS2 releases in the same family, DDRMAX Extreme should a welcome component to anyone's collection.

2-0 out of 5 stars Uhhhhhhhhhh..... What Happened.
Many People (including myself.) love Dance Dance Revolution Alot!!! Some people go as far as to do nothing else but strut their stuff for this game. But DDR Extreme while tring to make a better game loses something very good. Long gone are the vertical scroll menus and are replaced with a supposedly easier menu. Konami made the menus easy for beginers, but experts will fumble around a while looking for a hard song. The color system for the songs are non existnt and you have to enter two or more menus to get to a song. This does make difficulty selection a bit easier because now you select the difficulty before the song. So those who didn't like double tapping the up and down arrows to select diffculty will be relived.
Oh yeah the songs are sometimes a level off when it comes to dif. a song that is 7 dif. will probally be a 6 or 8. The songs ARE NOT THAT GOOD!!! for every good song like Tusagaru (sorry for the misprint.) there are 10 song that are not good. Instead of party mode, they should have put more songs on there. My advice: wait until next year, Buy the Japanesse version if you have an import PS2, play at the arcade, or play last year's edition (which is probally the best version.)
Die hard fans and newbies will love it, the rest of us, just walk away slowly. Very, Very, Slowly!! (P.S. I'm Not a kid and no i'm am not a adult either.)

5-0 out of 5 stars The greatest game ever
I recommend this game for people who love to dance, are active and like music. You`ll enjoy either playing with a friend, starting a workout diary and much more! There`s some really cool songs like move your feet, y.m.c.a, and only you. Practice to master ddr. Keep cool, don`t jump around on the mat on fast songs, just practice one foot at a time like i did. You can also use the controller on 2 player but its best to use the mat.Maybe you could practice with the controller first to get the hang of the game. I hope you purchase this really cool game (don`t forget the mat!!!) and enjoy it!

5-0 out of 5 stars Best Video Game Series In History
An ultra fun video game that gives a good workout just seems too cool to be true, but there is a game that has those attributes:DDR, which is easily the best game ever made for sure!

Dance Dance Revolution Extreme and all the other DDR games out there are 2-D games with one major point:Dancing with your feet.You have a dance mat (or stage) where you tap your feet on the arrows planted on the mat, trying to step on the arrow labeled the same direction on the mat as the arrow that scrolls up the screen, trying to tap your feet on the arrow at the same time the scrolling arrow is inside the outlined arrow in the same direction.There are five (or six) ratings you can get for your accuracy:Marvelous (Not on a regular game), Perfect, Great, Good (Which should really be Average), Almost, and Boo.You want to get the first ratings I listed, and not an Almost or Boo, or else your dance gauge (Which kind of shows your health) will start to slip until it runs out and you lose a song.At the end of the song, you can receive an overall grade, depending on your overall accuracy, of either an E (Which you get for failing a song), a D (Which you get for surviving, but receiving a poor score), a C, a B, an A, an double A, or a triple A (Which you get for receiving a perfect score).

When you first get the game, you start with 44 songs, and you can unlock 26 more songs for a grand total of 70 songs.To unlock the hidden songs, you must clear songs about 5 to 10 times with at least a C rating.Once you win about 5 to 10 times, a new song is unlocked.The first song you can unlock is called Scorching Moon, and the last one you unlock is called The Legend Of Max.You can also unlock new dancers for dancing in the backround in songs without real music videos, but I never use characters (Having a character is optional).

The Party Mode, which is new for DDR Extreme, is a futuristic-style way to play video games, as you can dance with both hands and feet while seeing yourself dance, although you need the camera for PS2 to do so.Being able to play with both your hands and feet while watching yourself is genius, and must be extremely fun to do.The Hands And Feet Mode is likely the highlight of the Party Mode; the other games are too simple and easy.

Along the way, you can unlock two new modes:Mission Mode and Endless mode.In Mission Mode, you dance to different songs with an unusual task to win.Be careful about the visual tricks that are used in many of the songs in Mission Mode.In Endless Mode, you keep dancing until you fail with a randomly chosen character.The songs that you dance to are randomly selected.The problem with it is that I might end up with the ugliest character in the game to use:Rhythm, an ugly barbie girl that's hard to look at.

The Workout Mode in the game allows you to keep track of your fitness, and allows you to figure out what you should be doing to keep yourself healthy.If it's on, you'll see how healthy of a workout you got after you finish dancing to a song.Your score will be better if you play fast songs like Drop Out or either of the Paranoia remixes, so play those songs if you want to get fit quickly.

The training mode is a mode where you cannot unlock anything, but you can practice the different songs in the game without being stopped by failing and without the thrilling backgrounds.

Finally, I'll take you to the information mode, which gives info about all of the different songs in the game.It tells you if the song you're studying is from a previous DDR game or not, what you should try to do while dancing to the song, or what kind of music it is.According to it, plenty of songs from Dance Dance Revolution Konamix have been brought back, but only three songs have returned from DDRMAX2.

But why is this 2-D game that has the same goal over and over again so great?Well, there are certainly several reasons why:

1. DDR Extreme has a total of 70 different types of songs to choose from.You can find the type of music that's best for you.From a typical energetic dance song (B4U), to a song that's easy to recognize (YMCA, Waiting For Tonight, Like A Virgin), to a jazzy song (On The Jazz, Funk Boogie), to a Japanese pop star song (Firefly, Pink Rose), to a supercharged song full of energy (Drop Out, I Feel...) to a song that combines a whole bunch of styles together (JaneJana, Do Me HIGEO Mix, Make It Better), to a theme song from a movie (Never Ending Story, Enter The Dragon) to even a classic song from previous generations of DDR (.59, Drop The Bomb), there's destined to be a song that you'll enjoy.
2. The replay value to this game is incredible, since you can build up your mad skills from beginner to expert, trying to successfully receive all Perfects on songs.You won't want to stop!
3. If you like video games, but you're out of shape, this is a game that can help knock off your weight and keep you fit.I've lost six pounds playing this game since November.I've never been very fat in my life, but I've suddenly started to love working out ever since I started playing this game.Awesome!

Then again, there are some downsides to this game, but minor downsides:

1. The host of this game gets on your nerves easily.Fortunately, you can shut him off when you're dancing, but not when it's most annoying:When you fail a song.His quote, "W-w-what?" is super annoying, as when he speaks in Japanese.
2. Our dance mat is very low quality.It has a huge tear in it, and it moves everywhere, while I get Boos out of nowhere.Then again, the problem with the metal stage is that the arrows are planted low in the mat, and it's harder to step on the arrows than with the mat.

Now, I'd love to grade the songs availible in this game in terms of how much I like their sound.

1..59:A
2.321 Stars:B (This one is easy to hate, but I can deal with it)
3.A:C-
4.A Stupid Barber:A-
5.Absolute:A
6.B4U:A-
7.B4U (B4 Za Beat Mix):A
8.Bad Routine:C+
9.Believe:B-
10. Bizarre Love Triangle:B+
11. Can't Stop Falling In Love (Speed Mix):B-
12. Diving:B+
13. Do Me (H.I.G.E.O. Mix):B
14. Don't Clock Me:B-
15. Drop Out:A+
16. Drop Out (Remix):A
17. Drop The Bomb:A-
18. Ecstasy:A+
19. Ecstasy (Midnight Blue Mix):A-
20. Firefly:A+++
21. Frozen Ray (For Extreme):B-
22. Funk Boogie:C+
23. Go West:A-
24. Higher:B
25. Higher (Next Morning Mix):B
26. Highs Off U (Scorcicco XY Mix):B+
27. I Feel...:A+
28. I'm For Real:F
29. JaneJana:A- (It used to be an F, but I'm no longer annoyed by it)
30. Jet World:A
31. Keep On Moving:C
32. Kick The Can:B+
33. Kids In America:B+
34. La Senorita:A+
35. Ladies Night:B-
36. Like A Virgin:A-
37. Love Love Sugar:D
38. Make It Better:B
39. Maximizer:A
40. Miracle:D+ (What the heck is a miracle to the singers of this song?)
41. Mobo Moga:A-
42. Move Your Feet:D+ (Boring topic.Plus, this song is outdated for the DDR it debuted on.It's new for DDR Extreme)
43. Music:A-
44. Never Ending Story:B-
45. On The Jazz:B-
46. Only You:B-
47. Paranoia Eternal:B-
48. Paranoia (Dirty Mix):A
49. Peace Out:B
50. Pink Rose:A-
51. Planet Rock:C-
52. Scorching Moon:B
53. Simply Being Loved:C+
54. So In Love:C
55. The Legend Of Max:B+
56. The Reflex:B+
57. Theme From Enter The Dragon:A-
58. There You'll Be:B+
59. Trip Machine:A
60. Trip Machine Survivor:B
61. Tsugaru:A
62. Tsugaru (Apple Mix):A
63. V (For Extreme):B
64. Waiting For Tonight:B- (I like J. Lo's version better)
65. Wild Rush:B+
66. Wild Rush (Remix):B
67. Wonderland (UKS Misx):C (For swearing in the song)
68. YMCA:B+
69. You're Not Here:C+ (The song is too sad)
70. Your Rain (Rage Mix):A-

Top 3 Best Songs:......................Top 3 Songs I'm Best At:

1. Firefly....................................1. .59
2. Drop Out..................................2. Firefly
3. Ecstasy..............................3. B4U

Top 3 Worst Songs:.....................Top 3 Songs I'm Worst At:

1. I'm For Real.............................1. I'm For Real
2. Love Love Sugar......................2. You're Not Here
3. Move Your Feet..................3. Theme From Enter The Dragon

Top 3 Hardest Songs:
1. Do Me (H.I.G.E.O. Mix)(On the Heavy level)
2. Tsugaru
3. The Reflex (On the Heavy level)

(I would've put on The Ledgend of Max except everyone would think that it's the hardest song, and I wanted a more interesting song to top the top 3 list)

Top 3 Easiest Songs:

1. Funk Boogie
2. Peace Out
3. A Stupid Barber

Final Grade:A+.The minor downsides have no effect on this incredible game.It's simply amazing.I will be buying the previous DDR games in the future as well to increase my amount of availible songs.

In relation to the last sentence from above, these are DDR games currently in my collection:

- DDRMAX2 Dance Dance Revolution (Best Song:Hysteria)
- Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (Best Song:Firefly)

5-0 out of 5 stars Great for all ages!
I'm a 46 year old mother of 4, and I got this game with two game pads for the primary purpose of 1) getting some exercise indoors without being bored out of my mind, and 2) having a fun game to play with my kids that involved more than sitting on the couch and pressing buttons.

On both accounts, DDR Extreme succeeds beautifully.It's easy to learn the basics using the tutorial, and the rating system makes it easy to find moves within my skill level as I get better.Since each song has several levels of difficulty, and the players don't have to be on the same setting, it's just as much fun playing with my eight year old as it is with my sixteen year old.

I invested in a pair of top quality DDR pads, with one inch thick foam inserts, so it's easy on the feet, even though my legs don't usually like high impact activities.In workout mode, you can set it to be low impact only, but I like the choreography better high impact.

DDR Extreme may be redundant if you have other DDR titles, but if you don't, you will be well pleased with the song list.I have an Eye Toy, and have tried the Eye Toy games, but they are just gravy. The dancing is the meat of the game. ... Read more


127. MahJongg Master Deluxe Suite
by eGames
list price: $19.99
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Asin: B0000APUEH
Catlog: Video Games
Manufacturer: eGames
Sales Rank: 2277
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Product Description

MahJongg Master Deluxe Suite is the ultimate MahJongg product available. Containing MahJongg Master 5, the latest in eGames best-selling MahJongg series, PLUS all new MahJongg Patience, this is the most full-featured MahJongg game ever! ... Read more

Features

  • Contains two complete full-featured products
  • Mahjongg Master 5 and Mahjongg Patience
  • Includes 17 unique Mahjongg mini games
  • Enjoy 389 3-D rendered tile sets, 261 distinctive tile layouts, and over 1400 backgrounds
  • Create an infinite number of your own tiles

128. Donkey Kong Country 2

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Asin: B000238EJ4
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Nintendo of America
Sales Rank: 558
Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Donkey Kong Country 2 is a top-notch side-scroller that will put your reflexes to the test. Rescuing Donkey Kong is no easy task, and finding all of the secrets along the way is a true challenge that will keep any DK fan busy for a long, long time. ... Read more

Features

  • One quest, two Kongs!
  • Play as both Diddy and Dixie Kong, and master Diddy's Cartwheel attack and Dixie's Helicopter Spin.
  • Test your skills and beat the clock in Diddy's Dash, or race against your friends to see who's the fastest.
  • Go solo or challenge your friends in brand-new bonus games like Funky's Flights and Bag a Bug.

Reviews (14)

5-0 out of 5 stars DKC2rocks!
Any experienced gamer that thinks Donkey Kong Country is awesome is sure to like Donkey Kong Country 2!There are cheat codes for it,(such as Level Select,Music Player and other things)Cool levels,and more!Plus,you can do multiplayer and new bonus games,and Diddy's Dash!What are you waiting for? Get(or rent)your copy of DKC2 today!

4-0 out of 5 stars Well, im a casulal gamer..........
Well, im a casulal gamer and you might not want to listen to me but if you do theres a couple things i have to say.First off the game is great, but not educational. you can go to all sorts of lands and find the "krem coins" and feathers and such, i do think they should charge less money for theese "gameboy" games, but i have grat fun overall.


happy gaming, Ziggy

5-0 out of 5 stars He's back again and about time to.
One of best games for the Super Nintendo is back for the GBA. It is a very fun game and if you missed it for the SNES, then be sure to get it for GBA.

5-0 out of 5 stars well worth your money
this game is so much fun it will keep you entertained for hours. your options are almost endless. another thing is you cant beat it in one day. there are bounes games also. the graphics are great and it has good music that doesnt get on your nerves in about 30 min. you can also hook up your GBA cable link and play multiplayer. there is so many great things about this game i cant name them all and i dont want to spoil it for all you gamers that dont have the game yet. but if you do have the game then you know how awsome it is! its well worth your money to have a good time. so take my advise and go buy it!

5-0 out of 5 stars Donkey Kong Country 2
WHAT HAPPENED ? . That monkey is on the loose again...This is one of the most intense and enjoyable games ever. My hat`s off to the monkey, Hours of FUN....Eric ... Read more


129. Worms Triple Pack
by UBI Soft
list price: $9.99
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Asin: B00006ANZ2
Catlog: Video Games
Manufacturer: UBI Soft
Sales Rank: 274
Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

Cartoony strategy combat comes in threes in this explosive Worms Triple Pack! Now you can choose your method of destruction - the strategy classic Worms 2, the weapon-wacky Worms Armageddon, or the manic multiplay of Worms World Party.Lock 'n' Load for crazy strategy thrills times THREE! ... Read more

Features

  • Over 50 Wacky Weapons: Like shotguns, lasers and nukes!
  • Customizable Chaos!: With the "WormPot" Mission Editor of Worms World Party.
  • Multiplayer Madness: 1-16 Players
  • Free Demo: Worms Blast PC-CD Demo included

Reviews (14)

5-0 out of 5 stars The three best Worms games ever made, packed together.
I've been a Team 17 fan for years. When Worms came out first in 1995, I was pleasantly surprised.

Worms 2, Worms World Party, and finally Worms Armageddon (the best of the lot) use the same engine, so they might look similar at first. But once you start getting used to them, you'll notice some big differences (too much to list here).

Some of the best games ever made. For this price, this is a steal. Get it now! Demos available at www.team17.com, as well as patches that offer Windows XP compatibility as well as some extra features.

2-0 out of 5 stars WORMS, HAHA
Ok, let me lay it out for you.I just barely played this game out of sheer boredom, and i think the last time i played it was like 2 years ago.This game basically SUX!You have fun, figuring out everything and all, but after a while, it is just plain boring.Save yourself some time and buy an electric guitar, a snowboard, get Sum 41's cd Chuck, and dream the day away......

5-0 out of 5 stars Multiplayer F-U-N
The three games are of the same basic principle:you have land (2D height and width), weapons and enemies to destroy.This game has great versatility.You can edit landscapes, weapons and game options.You can play single player games vs. the computer or do premade missions as well as play multiplayer games on one computer or via network. Weapons include your classic bazooka, shotgun, punches and air strikes but you can also take out your enemy with zany things like banana bombs, sheep, carpet bombs or by pushing them off of the edge.Just make sure you have the system requirements and you are in for some F-U-N!

5-0 out of 5 stars Multiplayer F-U-N
The three games are of the same basic principle:you have land (2D height and width), weapons and enemies to destroy.This game has great versatility.You can edit landscapes, weapons and game options.You can play single player games vs. the computer or do premade missions as well as play multiplayer games on one computer or via network. Weapons include your classic bazooka, shotgun, punches and air strikes but you can also take out your enemy with zany things like banana bombs, sheep, carpet bombs or by pushing them off of the edge.Just make sure you have the system requirements and you are in for some F-U-N!

5-0 out of 5 stars I am sooooo addicted!
Once you start, you just can't stop! These games are great, and hard to find elsewhere. For this price, you just can't beat it! ... Read more


130. Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland

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Asin: B00005NCAK
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: SVG Distribution
Sales Rank: 570
Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

The object of Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland is to successfully save the village from being turned into a resort. Construction begins in a year, so you must find a way to save your homeland before that. Unlike previous Harvest Moon titles, Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland will offer nine unique ways in which to complete your task. Thus offering nine different endings to the game!Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland focuses more att ... Read more

Features

  • Make friends with over twenty characters.
  • Nine endings and plenty of events make every day on the farm anything but routine!
  • Cook up new meals using recipes or invent tasty homegrown concoctions in your kitchen!
  • Explore an innovative not-linear game system with a bushel of subplots and entertaining story lines!!

Reviews (92)

3-0 out of 5 stars Just one year
I have played other Harvest Moon games and I like them all, and I like this one too. The only problem is that you only get one year. In the other games, you can form lasting relationships, get married, even have kids, get divorced, remarry, etc. year after year. This one starts you from scratch after a year (you lose) or you manage to save the homeland (you win). You get to keep your stuff, but all the relationships start over. It's cool that there are different endings, but I lost interest after the second one- and that's only because I was putting up a brave face since the kids got it for me for Christmas and I didn't want them to feel bad! I was pretty disgusted the minute I realized I'd lost all the ground I'd gained just cause I beat the game.

This was particularly disappointing because I thought surely the PS2 version would have all kinds of extra side quests and fun stuff to do after the first year.

2-0 out of 5 stars What the...!?
This game has a great concept, lots of things to do, and a cute look. Why the low score? Well, the in-game time system is, in a word, wack. I would barely get outside and get my bearings, and it would be mid-afternoon already! Then, one time, I got lost trying to find a path in the "morning", and by the time I found it (a few real-world minutes later), it was "night"!! How am I ever supposed to build a farm and save the homeland if all the stores are closed by the time I get to them!? This game could have been Animal-Crossing caliber, but instead it's just confusing and weird. Too bad. I was really looking forward to it.

3-0 out of 5 stars An Entertaining Game
Ok, the mission to this game is to save the Homeland from being... turned into an amusement park.
You meet many characters, and experience the life of a farmer. Farmer style. You can buy chickens and cows, adopt a stray dog, and earn a trusty steed from doing great work at Bob Brownie's Part-Time job.
I recommend this game to everybody.

4-0 out of 5 stars Huh?
This is a weird addition of Harvest Moon. It's kind of weird, but it gets away from your farm and to your homelands. There multiple endings for this game, but here's my review.

Concept- Harvest Moon on PS2 = Weird

Graphics- am I playing Dark Cloud Or Harvest Moon?

Sound- The Catchy music makes this one the Harvest Moon gamewith the best score

Playability- Easy as pie

Entertainment- Enjoyable from begining to end, but it feels a little Wierd

Replay- Moderate-High

Alex- 8.25/10

5-0 out of 5 stars I LOVE THIS GAME!!!!
this game is so fun!!!! i love the new look of your house and animals!! ... Read more


131. Eye Toy: Groove with Camera
list price: $49.99
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Asin: B0001NBNES
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Sales Rank: 1698
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Sony PlayStation (97400) Eye Toy Groove With Camera PS2 ... Read more

Features

  • Win points for technique, style, and timing
  • Dance Move Maker option allows you to choreograph your own dance routine save it as a game level
  • For 1 to 4 players; both solo and team modes
  • Musical dance game that includes the Eye Toy camera
  • Dance along to 28 tracks from such artists as Elvis, Madonna, and Fatboy Slim

Reviews (9)

5-0 out of 5 stars A Great Time
Our whole family has had a BLAST with this game! Highly recommended for the whole family, parents included. Even my Dad, age 69, grooves with it.

4-0 out of 5 stars either is good
this game is dance dance for your arms. it is fun but not too challenging. all you do is put your hand in the right shape when called. and don't belive th create your own dance thing and the calorie thing and the two player thing and the songs are reduced. tçin create a dance, you make a dance but if the game dosen't like it, it comp0letly changes giving you a
pisicly impossible routine. this feture is better in dance dance. and the two player thing is complete nonsenes seeing as how it donsen,t tell you who should hit the marker which causes confusion and possibly colission. and the calorie thing geusses homuch you lost. and if you belive it, you better have good math skills because if you don't. youn won,t be correct, eve though you'll be wrong anyway. there is so much to say but my las sentances is the stars i gave this game are sympathy stars

4-0 out of 5 stars Super fun AND great exercise!!
Eye Toy: Groove is incredibly fun!I was skeptical about how the gameplay would work until I tried it out at Best Buy and then I was SOLD!The technology is amazing, it really picks up movement well.You don't have to be able to dance in order to play, just be willing to flail your arms around like a fool.Multiple modes of play means it doesn't get too boring (although the song selection is somewhat limited - hopefully Groove 2 will be forthcoming).The songs are fun, though, not as good as Amplitude but much better than DDR.Once you get into it you can really get a great workout!Our arms and shoulders were very sore the next day, as well as our legs just from bopping to the beat.

Our only objection so far is that it seems you must enter your name after every single time you play.Since no controller is involved, you have to enter your name by waving your hands around and selecting the letters.For some reason these targets seem less sensitive, so entering your name wears you out at least as fast as actually playing.We just got the game yesterday, so perhaps we'll figure out a way around this as we keep going.

4-0 out of 5 stars Coolest thing I've ever seen!
The day Eyetoy: Groove came out I bought it! It requires hitting, waving, swiping and a lot of movment! It even has a calorie counter so you can see how many calories you have burnt! Also TWO people can dance at the SAME TIME! Here is a tip for all Eye Toy players: when it tells you what to do in the beginning push start on the controller and it will skip it!

3-0 out of 5 stars EyeToy Party! My House! Be There!
Man let me tell you how good I am at this game. I suck at DDR but man oh man I can really tear through this one like tissue paper...WORD! If you've played EyeToy Play, Groove is pretty much the beats game in it with the cds and the speakers. Its a lot harder though cause the make you do different motion other than fist fist fist fist (you guys know what I'm talking about) It got REAL SONGS and most of them are REALLY BAD SONGS!!!! I just wish there were more modes to this game, its kinda all the same. But I'm gonna go practice and the try out for the next Wade Robson Project. ... Read more


132. Konami ENTHUSIA Professional Racing - complete package ( 20121 )

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Asin: B0006IIPUS
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Konami
Sales Rank: 3156
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

The realism of the game is bolstered by the innovative and proprietary Visual Gravity System which conveys a true sense of G-forces experienced by high-speed driving and maneuvering around a race track. This innovative feature is a first for the racing genre and gives gamers the ability to see and feel the pressure exerted on a car during racing. ... Read more

Features

  • Set to be the most realistic racing game to date, Enthusia will include hundreds of cars from more than 40 real manufacturers each car driven and captured in real life by the development team.
  • Photo-realistic graphics stand out as players race on dozens of real and fictional tracks around the world. Multiple camera views, including both a first- and third-person orientation, allow for players to either get behind the wheel or on top of the action. Variable weather conditions pose additional challenges that require players to stay on their toes. As players pass and weave their way to the front of the pack, they benefit from on-the-fly information about car handling, tire traction and
  • Approachable gameplay for novice drivers yet challenging for experts, Enthusia is a racing game that will appeal to players of all levels. Playable in single or two player mode, Enthusia takes advantage of the PlayStation 2 controller with pressure sensitive control of the analog buttons allowing players to feather the gas and brake.
  • For gamers that want to take complete control of the action, Enthusia will also be compatible with PlayStation 2 driving wheels, including the Logitech GT Force steering wheel.

Reviews (3)

5-0 out of 5 stars This makes GT4 look like Burnout 1
The other reviews covered most aspects, but one particular thing I have to add is this is the first racing game I've seen that actually lets you choose which cars you want to race against in Free Race mode!

These cars actually seem realistic to drive, instead of the "hover" effect of GT4.The sounds are 100% better than the whine and whizz of the GT4 cars, and believe me the graphics are just as good if not better; at least in Enthusia, you don't get the fuzzy, out of focus effect from a game that pushes the abilities of the PS2 too far.

Trade in or sell your Gran Turismo 4, and get Enthusia.The only thing I don't like is the name of the points used during the career mode; who thought "Enthu" points was a good idea really needs to dig into their Japanese/English dictionary a little bit more.Cheers!

4-0 out of 5 stars GREATLY ENTHUSED ABOUT ENTHUSIA!
As a seasoned video game racer (logitech steering wheel only please) I was intrigued by the comming attractions for Enthusia.
As GT4 was out first with its absolutely stunning version of the Nurburgring and hugely realistic driving dynamics, it was hard to get my brain and steering wheel around Enthusia at first try. I made the mistake of going directly from GT4 to one of Enthusia rear drive vehicles and was sorely dissapointed.
You see most of the rear drive vehicles on Enthusia are set up for terminal oversteer - with even gentle breaking and turn in the rear end comes around wildly on most vehicles - whether this is meant to inspire the drifting crowd I'm not sure, but its annoying and simply does not reflect actual rear wheel driving dynamics.Don't despair there are rear wheel cars that aren't too bad, but they are simply not the games strength.
However, and this is a huge However -especially for front wheel drive import fans - the front drive cars are astonishing
in there ability to properley convey front wheel driving dynamics. Both the Japanese Integra Type RSX Type S and the Jap spec Accord R in particular are just fantastic.
Four wheel drive vehicles also rival the very best for there driving dynamics and realistic physics.
The game exels particularly in the many original road courses thru city, country and desert settings.Honestly they are far superior to the original city tracks on GT4 - simply put whoever designed these courses new a lot about stringing corner after corner together in a very special way.Maybe beyond special - extrodinary. Graphically the game is not as sharp or as real as GT4, but its charming in its own way and the replay mode is excellent as are the realistic engine and driving sounds. The variety of cars is historically interesting and keeps one compelled to keep playing and racing to unlock all that are available - oh, and the racing is truly racing - in order to win and do well in the game you must drive correctly and cleanly and you must be fast!Unlike GT4 which is easily and perplexingly conquered.
If you can tell I'm really fond of this game you've been paying attention. One final word the historical Nurburgring is also included.It's good, but in all fairness does not compare to the version on GT4.Go get Enthusia if you love really racing cars.

5-0 out of 5 stars Amazing Game
I had to think it over weather to buy Gran Turismo 4 or this one since there werent many reviews on this game. But now I would say it was a good choice.

As for physics of the game its totally perfect very realistic, every car feels diffrent. Also the VGS system which displays the weight transsition can be really helpfull sometimes. Another thing that I really liked was the feeling of speed. In GT4 even when you are going at 100+ you feel like you are going 60 but in enthusia with blur effect and other stuff you really feel the speed.

In this game you cant buy cars for money you have to unlock them. Also in Enthusia life mode as you race you can upgrade your car's tuning level which is just basically increasing the tire quality, power and weight. This game is more about your driving skills rather that winning racing using high powered cars. You get more points for winning a race with a low powered car. Unlike other car racing games you get Enthusia Points taken of if during the race you get off road, hit a car, and etc. which prevents you from using tricks like using your opponents car to make a fast turn which alot of people are used to in GT4.

It has fair amount of tracks. Total comes up to around 20-25. One of the amazing thing in this game is a Mountain Downhill and Uphill track. That is something Initial D fans would really apreciate. Only 2 cars can race there at one time. And there can only be one lap ofcourse cause you start from top of the mountain and end up at the base.

Also it has a Enthusia Revolution Mode which really helps learn how to drive through the right line. ... Read more


133. FIFA Street
list price: $49.99
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Asin: B00075GLVA
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Sales Rank: 3358
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

Let your skills reign supreme with FIFA STREET. Blending fast-paced arcade action with the culture of freestylestreet soccer, expose the heart of the world’s most beautiful game in 4-on-4 match-ups around the globe. Withthe rules from the simulation soccer experience removed, own the streets like never beforedominate the pitchwith on-the-ball flare and individual style as you break out show-stopping Gamebreakers and highlight-reelfreestyle moves. Earn respect, build a rep, and turn your team into the unstoppable force with FIFA STREET.

Features:

  • Pro Players in Street Match-upsChoose from a variety of national teams and build your street squad froma collection of the world’s top professional players.
  • Fast-Paced Intuitive ControlLightning-fast and easily accessible controls allow you to pull off juggling,step-overs, and pannas all in your own personal style using the Trick Stick.
  • Global Street VenuesBreak away from the stadium and official game rules of soccerplay in ten globalstreet locations that reflect the strong culture and individual spirit of each region.
  • The Wall is the 5th ManUse the wall at each venue for strategic moves and dynamic passes.
  • Break the Game Wide OpenCharge your Gamebreaker to show-up your opponent with dramatic trickmoves that earn unbeatable shots and big highlight moments.
  • Rule the StreetCreate your own players, develop your characters, and earn respect. Unlock rewards andsteal players from the opposition in this single-player game mode.
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Features

  • The Wall is the 5th ManUse the wall at each venue for strategic moves and dynamic passes.
  • Break the Game Wide OpenCharge your Gamebreaker to show-up your opponent with dramatic trick moves that earn unbeatable shots and big highlight moments.
  • Rule the StreetCreate your own players, develop your characters, and earn respect. Unlock rewards and steal players from the opposition in this single-player game mode.

Reviews (4)

5-0 out of 5 stars no title necessary
I have just played this game for a little over an hour, but already I can tell I'll be playing this game alot.It has a bit of a learning curve when you start out.Jumping right into a game out of the box can be frustrating if you don't view the street trainingvideo a couple of times.It's very satisfying game play once you understand how maneuver.The tricks are literally mouth watering.
After you learn how to earn your combo shots (the ones that are practically impossible to block)you don't feel so ripped when the AI rips one through w/out possible defense.
In general I despise sports games, because I suppose I despise most sports Excluding Soccer.
This is a top quality arcade soccer game.Even as it is arcadish you will find that you have to master play, and it isn't simply a button masher as many of the arcade style sport games are.
After playing this just briefly I can't wait to see what the other EA FIFA games have in store.I'm sure they are a bit more refined, but EA has won me over with this title.
I definitely recommend picking this up if you are a soccer fan.

5-0 out of 5 stars Moves to make your mouth water
Ronaldinho is a living legend.....check out his moves

http://www.fifastreetmovie.com

Is he for real?

2-0 out of 5 stars Good Player Roster, Graphics, but Poor Controls and Gameplay
I'm a big fan of the EA Big Street series.I'm also a huge fan of soccer.I was pumped to play this game.

Unfortunately I am underwhelmed.The game play seems a bit lame and static compared to what you would expect from the street series.Most of this comes from controls that are not responsive.The point of the game is to beat your opponent with wild dribble moves.Unfortunately when the opponent uses a move on you, you literally lose control of your player while the animation shows your guy getting schooled.The soccer AI in this game is so poor that none of your other players can be counted on to help out your stranded teammate.

I just don't see a lot of replay value in this as the controls and gameplay are so static and frustrating.

Also disappointing is the fact that when you create a new team to play through the single player mode, your team is ranked at level 13 and your first opponent is level 25.I played ten matches and won only once because my players are hopelessly outclassed.

Some redeeming qualities of the game... there is a huge roster of real life soccer stars from several countries.Fans of European soccer will be happy to see Beckham, Henry, Totti, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, etc.Unfortunately, if your favorite star does not come from one of the dozen featured countries, forget about finding him in the game, which means no Schevchenko, Van Nistelrooy, Ljungberg, and none of the Greeks who won last year's Euro Tournament.

The graphics in this game are very nice.The players look stylish and are dead-ringers for the real players.The environments are decent looking too.

The lack of XBox Live play is absolutely unforgivable in a sports title of this nature.This is a terrible oversight.

In the end, I cannot recommend FIFA Street to anyone besides the most avid of soccer fans, and even then, don't expect to get a lot of replay value out of this.

5-0 out of 5 stars Awesome Game!
At first i thought this game was going to be a little ridiculuos and forced from the EA BIG title series. However, upon buying the game i found it not only to be extremely fun, but exciting, great-looking and an over all great game. BETTER THAN ANY OTHER STREET GAME! ... Read more


134. FIFA Soccer 2005
by Electronic Arts
list price: $19.99
our price: $18.99
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Asin: B0002FGFHA
Catlog: Video Games
Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
Sales Rank: 682
Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

Featuring more official team and league licenses than any other soccer game (including lower leagues from the most competitive European countries), an enhanced and extended Career Mode, EA SPORTS Online play for the PlayStation2 computer entertainment system, PC-CD and the Xbox video game system from Microsoft and the all-new Creation Zone that lets you customize new tournaments or even put yourself into the game, FIFA Soccer 2005 is the only complete, authentic and intelligent soccer experien ... Read more

Features

  • Soccer sports game
  • More than 350 official team and league licenses from around the world
  • Licensed stadiums with authentic crowd chants
  • Career mode lets you play from both the pitch and the front office
  • Single player, LAN multiplayer, and online multiplayer modes

Reviews (7)

3-0 out of 5 stars Arcade version, not a simulation
If you want to play football without much control depth then choose this over the European "Pro Evolution Soccer 4" (title is "Winning 11" in the US) and if you have heard the buzz surrounding that game then you should know that it is in the top three sports simulations of all time.

Winning 11 however is not an out-of-box game, taking days to learn, weeks to master and then improve on with other players. FIFA works straight out of box, is easy, but its limits become all too obvious in light on Winning 11, a game has been in development since the Nintendo 64 and is easily the best soccer engine out there.

The bottom line is that if you want a soccer game that works out of box, that you can play almost right away with anybody, then FIFA has it. If you want a real soccer sim that takes longer to get into but is far better, then choose Winning 11.

4-0 out of 5 stars Fifa 2005
Fifa 2005 is very simialar to Fifa 2004. But there are differences between the two. I really like 2005 more for the reasons that the new style is really cool. The music in the game is killer [they went for a more international music approach, rather than just the American music scene], and there is a visible differnece in the graphics upgrade. Basically, its an updated version of 2004. However, I bought this just for the hell of it, but 2005 doesnt come anywhere close to Winning Eleven 7. I bought Winning Eleven 8 recently, but it was in Japanese, but the gameplay is so much better. In F2005, no matter how many times you press sprint, the players just move so slow. The stadiums itselfs are not very lively, [i only saw one flag waving in the enitre crowd]. I bought 2005 mainly because I lost Winning Eleven 7, but Fifa 2005 is still pretty worth the buy. I do, however, prefer the winning eleven series. Gameplay is much easier and better at the same time.

5-0 out of 5 stars Buy on PC if you can
I bought this game first on the playstation 2 but soon realized,(by playing the PC demo, and then surfing all the fan sites) that the the PC version is a smarter purchse. The game is great soccer gaming experience, and by far the best gameplay engine to date. (Still not perfect yet, though) The most frustrating aspects are the missing teams, incorrect player faces, incorrect uniforms, and missing stadiums. However, all these issues can be addressed if you have the pc version, through the many fan/user created websites designed to fix these discrepancies. And that is my recomendation to the soccer gamer.

1-0 out of 5 stars Another [...] By EA!!
I'm a true footie fan and always will be, it's the only sport around the globe that is worth watching. Oh and by the way people who call this wonderful sport soccer are people who don't know anything about the true Football sport. I didn't actually buy this game and I never intended to but one of my friends had given me his copy which he didn't like to try. Boy was that worthless. EA sports managed over the years to bring a game for footie fans and make them enjoy it. Lately they have been trying to cheat off the Winning Eleven 7 game by Konami and it is evident in every move. No matter how hard EA will try they will never even come close to Winning Eleven 7 because they just simply don't haveFootball-true engineers working on this game and they are only after the money. Speaking to a lot of people(AMERICANS to be exact) they choose graphics over true realistic gameplay that represents true Football, and that just tells me one thing that they know nothing of the sport and should not come near it in whatever way. EA had said they had corrected errors in previous games but that's all a [...]because players in the game still wait for the ball to come to them instead of running towards it and also EA still haven't figured out a way past their formulated way of scorring goals. A good example of that if you want to score a goal all you have to do is cross and I guarantee a goal no matter what. EA sports FIFA "FOOTBALL" 2005 is simply a shadow imitation of Winning Eleven 7, and the only difference between the 2 is the graphics in EA is better and that is why I gave a 1 star. Whoever gives it more is no Footie Fan you just remember that. If you simply want good graphics then buy the game but keep in mind you are no footie fan, but if you want a realistic wonderful game you play Winning Eleven 7 which I give a 6 out of 5. Winning Eleven 8 is coming out soon it will erase every attempt by EA to succeed in Football games.

3-0 out of 5 stars 3 1/2 stars
its pretty good.

my previous fifa game was fifa 2002, and to be honest, 2002s graphics are as good or better than 2005s.

also, the menus are probably the worst ever.why cant they just use a simple layout like 2002 and 2002 world cup?it was so much easier to use.Dont get me wrong though.its a very ogod game, and if youre going to get a soccer game, this is defintely the one to get. ... Read more


135. Smash Court Tennis 2: Pro Tournament

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Asin: B0001XAO7A
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Namco
Sales Rank: 583
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Features

  • 16 pros in the game include Jennifer Capriati, Serena Williams, Lindsay Davenport, and Anna Kournikova
  • Hard court, turf, clay and carpet surfaces
  • For 1 player
  • Tennis sports game
  • Play in all 4 Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, Roland Garros (French Open), Wimbledon and the US Open

Reviews (10)

2-0 out of 5 stars can't actually play a match in tour mode
I just bought this game, relying on other reviews here on the site, explaining that in tour mode, you can switch off mission play and play 'normal' mode, which means you can play as you'd expect.

Well, I have to disagree, as I'd actually expect to play a FULL MATCH.You never get to play a match in tour mode...the maximum you get to play is a set (6 games).In the qualifying rounds, you only get to play TWO GAMES!(you never even get to play a whole set until the final match in a tournament!).

The gameplay and physics are amazing...just beware that you don't actually get to play a set....there will be no dramatics, like squeaking through a set, dropping one, and then coming back to win the third, at least not in Pro Tour mode (the only mode I'm interested in playing).

4-0 out of 5 stars My 2 cents on serves
There are some complaints about serves in this game. I have some experiences. I get at least 1 aces every game. For some weak opponents, I score a game by 4 straight aces. The trick is to use the direction buttons instead of left stick to control your serves! To receive a serve, remember to react early. So when I played against Andy Roddick in US Open, I never let him serve an ace. Instead, I served two aces to knock him out!

Hope this is useful for someone.

4-0 out of 5 stars Fun and accessible, though nagging flaws make it imperfect.
I'm a big fan of tennis games as well as the sport, so this release is right up my alley.It helps inspire confidence that the producer of this game is Namco, which has consistently given us quality gameplay and design -- witness the Tekken, Soul Calibur, and Time Crisis game franchises.

Smash Court Tennis 2 Pro Tournament gets most of its pieces right.There are a couple of problems in the game, but I can also say fairly that most tennis games have the same problems.

The pros:

- Good controls; you don't ever feel disconnected from your character.
- Decent graphics.Obviously there's a limit as to how much eye candy you can put into this kind of game, and this game's looks are neither deficient nor excessive.
- Excellent breadth.You get a complete tutorial so you can feel out the controls, 16 stock characters with their own quirks (for example, they throw the ball differently when they serve) plus the ability to create your own; hundreds of unlockables such as tips from the stars, sound tests, tournament histories and so on; and a fascinating Pro Tour mode (see below).
- The Pro Tour mode lets you play through your own character through a calendar-based system, going into training sessions with your coach, playing tournaments, and accepting training matches from players usually much more powerful than yourself.The great thing about the system is that it's so close to real life -- for example, if you train for three weeks non-stop before a tournament, you'll get more points and make your characters stronger, but your stamina goes down and you'll move slower and hit less hard.

The downsides of the game:

- Serving is a pain in the neck.This is the one complaint I have about the controls -- it's too easy for your player to serve faults, and so I'm forced to avoid the corners.
- The enemy never flunks a serve, nor does he/she ever fail to return your serve.I'm not looking for enemies who are sitting ducks, but how about making a tiny mistake once in a while?After about a hundred serves on my end, you would think they'd miss just one.Nope.And to have low-level enemies hit 110mph serves that go for the corner every time, while your character barely nicks 90mph even if you execute the serve perfectly, is a drag.
- The enemy can do things you can never do, such as run from one side of the court to the other and then hit a perfect cross-court shot.I've tried this -- when you attempt it, you would only ever get it to the middle of the court no matter how early you get to the ball.So it feels like you're not 100 per cent able to direct the ball where you want.
- The tutorial levels and training missions are useful -- but could have been more so.The game doesn't tell you what you're doing wrong when you fail a training mission, so it doesn't always help you improve your playing.
- The instant replays are so quick that you might as well not have them.Also, the camera tends to be at a bad spot for capturing the move.
- The interface of some of the menus is a little confusing.The designs look good, but could have been simplified.There is some clutter in the layout.
- Long loading times.And there are too many little presentations (such as that Dolby logo in the beginning) you have to wait out without being able to skip them.

The flaws are minor but enough to take a little out of the enjoyment.I'd still call this a quality game, and to give Namco credit, I've never played a tennis game that doesn't have most of the above problems (eg. enemies who never fail to return a serve, problems aiming your serve, and mechanical inability to hit cross-court shots).As far as tennis games go, this is still one of the best I've ever played.

4-0 out of 5 stars Andy, Serena
On this game andy serves awsome still you can't get a ace. I just don't understand.

5-0 out of 5 stars Best Tennis Game
This game is just brilliant. It's the most realistic tennis sim out there, but it's still accessible, fun and incredibly addictive. The gameplay is very deep due to the huge ball control at your disposal.

In Pro Tour mode you can choose BETWEEN Mission Mode (where you have to achieve certain objectives, e.g. come back from 0-40 down) *OR* Normal Mode. Some people don't realise you can turn off Mission Mode and just play the game in the normal way. In Normal Mode, you just play the tennis games as you'd expect, e.g. You serve, then the computer etc. until you win.

The gameplay is just great, you get involved in the most absorbing and realistic tennis rallies ever. It's such a pleasure to play. It does require skill though. It's not as simple or 'arcadey' as Sega's Tennis or Top Spin, but it is more rewarding and challenging. Smash Court Tennis 2 feels much more like a real game of tennis.

If you play tennis for real, enjoy the sport or just want to try something different then I would definitely recommend this game. ... Read more


136. Pokemon Crystal
list price: $29.99
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Asin: B00005LBHM
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Nintendo
Sales Rank: 722
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Amazon.com Review

Pok&eacute;mon Crystal is to Pok&eacute;mon Gold and Silver what Pok&eacute;mon Yellow is toPok&eacute;mon Red and Blue. It features severalminor upgrades from its predecessors, but in essence it's still the same game.The classic Pok&eacute;mon formula of adventuring, collecting, and battling isat a series best with Crystal. This is one of the best and most addictiverole-playing games for the Game Boy Color.

The most notable feature is theselectable female trainer who has her own set of animations and backgrounds.This is a great option for female Pok&eacute;mon fans who were previously stuckplaying the game as a male character. There are also subtle improvements to thecell phone system, HM moves, and prebattle animations. Rival trainers' phonecalls are now more plentiful and pragmatic. HM moves, which are requiredthroughout the game, are available at the push of a button--you'll no longerhave to navigate menus to use these moves. Lastly, seeing a Pok&eacute;mon's newanimation makes encountering new creatures more fun than before.

If youhaven't played Gold or Silver yet, Crystal is definitelythe way to go. If you've played those previous games, Crystal has onlyenough new features to justify a purchase from Pok&eacute;mon fanatics. Thisgame is compatible with the link cable, Game Boy printer, and Pok&eacute;monPikachu 2. It's playable on Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance only, and can beplayed on a television using Pok&eacute;mon Stadium 2 and a Transfer Pak.--Raymond M. Padilla

Pros:

  • New female trainer
  • Prebattle animations are cute
  • Lots of subtle improvements
Cons:
  • Too similar to Gold and Silver
  • Mobile phone features not in the U.S. version
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Reviews (254)

5-0 out of 5 stars Crystal ?, You betcha!
After the new gold and silver, Pokemon Crystal might be one of the greatest games Pokemon created. Unlike all of the revisions and new versions of Pokemon, You might want something better. What crystal allows you to do is that it is the only game to capture 90-95% of johto Pokemon wild.More things is that crystal was the first pokemon game that allows you to choose if you are a boy or a girl. You can make Pokemon hold items.You can also play in real time. After 150 Pokemon, you might think there is more. Well there is!! Crystal also includes 2 dirfferent types of Pokemon, steel and Dark. It was also the first to have these types. Bad things about crystal also means it seem to be a long game that might take forever! But can you handel 16 gym leaders through the game? However, the greatest thing Crystal can do is that you can get legendary Pokemon before the game. the badest thing for crystal is that you need to trade 27 out of 250 poke'mon.That's the number doubled of red blue or yellow!!

In all, this is a great game for long trips inside a airplane or a car.

5-0 out of 5 stars This is really Awesome!
I like the crystal, gold, and silver line better than all the rest of the pokemon games. 1.) you have to get 16 badges, which include Jhoto, the new world and Kanto, the old world. Kanto is 4x harder too. 2) no more annoying legendary birds! 3.) eevee gets 2 new evolutions, Espeon (the best one) and Umbreon (the average one.) you can be a girl too!

5-0 out of 5 stars My All Time Favorite
For people who have started to read my reviews I am a all time gamer, and this is my all time favorite game. This game is LOADED with stuff to do, figure out puzzles, capture pokemon, win battles and more! Here are the good and bad in my opinion:
Good
-Loaded with stuff takes a while to play (a good thing)
-So many pokemon to catch and raise
-The battles bring out the true trainer in you
-The pokemon now make noises and move when summoned
-You can choose gender
Bad
-Sometimes you can get very stuck
-Some of the puzzles need the game guide to figure out in my opinion
-The graphics aren't as good nowdays
Note that all the pokemon games are good and that I think this game appeals to all ages.

5-0 out of 5 stars I wish people would stop writing bad reviews about Pokemon
I have grown up with Pokemon. My whole life has been spent growing up on Anime and Manga. So, I feel at home playing these games, but, this review is for G/S/C, yes all 3 of them. THESE GAMES ROCK!!! If you get bored by this game, you probably are, well, picky. Yep, picky. I mean, if you, like I, are a true Pokemon veteran, you would know that it is Nintendo and Gamefreak's duty to create a third Pokemon game that includes more than its predecessors. All Pokemon games are deeper than they look, you just have to play them long enough. Sometimes, if you train and put effort into these games, you will be satisfied and weirdly enough, attached to your Pokemon. I keep a special case full of all of my favorite GB/GBC/GBA games, and these are in it. So, who cares if Crystal is the same as G/S, these games are good enough that you can change the course of everything. So, if you are an RPG fan or a fan of the show, or anybody who plays video games (well actually, I'd say most video gamers are people who have grown up around them, so, if you didn't, this is not for you) this is the game for you. And now, for my trademark ending *Peace Out*.

"I had to see the city with my own eyes" Tidus, Final Fantasy X
P.S. There is no GB/GBC/GBA game better than the Pokemon games (ROCK ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

5-0 out of 5 stars This is the best pokemon game
This is really the best pokemoin game, nothin' to do with Blue/Red versions, it has more things to do than Silver and gold, The story is the same, but there's some differences.
a) New female trainer (Named Jenny, Mariah, Kelis or Blu)
b) New puzzles and chambers at the Ruins of Alf
c) Suicune is easier to catch
d) When you reach to certain point in the game an ol' man gives you an egg that may contain a shiny pokemon like the red Gyarados, something like a yellow Marrill
e) More detailed graphics
d) New battle tower, ubicated near of Olivine City
Overall, the story doesn't change at all, but there's more things to do, Another thing that like me is the time.
You can set the clock as the real time. It's very important, beacause you can get pokemons only at night, or day
I wish Ruby and Saphire had a clock... ... Read more


137. Nicktoons: Movin

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Asin: B0002S9R4A
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: SVG Distribution
Sales Rank: 1164
Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

All the mini-games are based on popular Nickelodoen TV shows including SpongeBob SquarePants, Fairly Odd Parents, Jimmy Neutron, Rocket Power and Danny Phantom (brand new show!), along with special cameo appearances from other Nicktoons. ... Read more

Features

  • 13 different mini-games all based on popular Nickelodeon cartoons - take SpongeBob bowling, fix Cosmo and Wandas fish bowl, go for a drive with Mrs. Puff, help Timmy smash robots, use Danny Phantom's superhero powers to trap spooky ghosts, assist Jimmy Neutron with a high-powered rocket landing or play a game of street hockey with Otto
  • Multi-player action for up to 8 players
  • Authentic voice talent from the most popular Nickelodeon cartoons
  • All mini-games utilize the new Eye Toy add-on for the PlayStation 2 that literally puts players inside the videogame (by using their own body movements, players can control all the action)

Reviews (5)

5-0 out of 5 stars Family fun
Our family has "tournaments" every night.This game is amazing.I highly recommend it...it's fun for all ages!

5-0 out of 5 stars Nicktoons: Movin
In comparison to other Eyetoy games like Sega Superstars (see my other review) this title by Nicktoons is excellent!!!The game loads as expected and all the games, although quite simple to play, are fun for the kids.Well done to Nickelodeon and I hope they develop further titles.

5-0 out of 5 stars Lots of fun!
This is the first game we've bought for our Eye Toy and it was definetly worth it.There are 13 mini games all featuring Nick characters.Some of the games are pretty easy and even my two-year-olds can play, others give Mom and Dad a challenge.The room does have to be VERY well lit and a nearby wall in the background helps too.If anyone should walk behind you, they will automatically be "in the game" also.Anyway, we love it, lots of fun to watch and play.Fun for all ages.

5-0 out of 5 stars hilarious
"Movin" has many mini games that put you in the action (literally) with the PS2 EyeToy. Very innovative, very engaging. Not hard to set up.

Had tons of fun playing the games with friends and my children. It's fun to watch players waving, moving their arms to play the games.

I could see this taking over board games as the "go to" entertainment option when friends come over. For kids and grown ups with a sense of humor. NOTE: helps to have a well lit room to play in.

5-0 out of 5 stars great
this game is great its mostly for the yonger gamer but i enjoyed it just as much as they would ... Read more


138. Sonic Battle

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Asin: B0001615OI
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: THQ
Sales Rank: 719
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Features

  • Multiple special attacks for each character
  • 3-D settings offer great fighting options
  • For 1 to 4 players
  • Furious combat action with Sonic, Knuckles, and the gang
  • Eight playable characters and one mystery fighter to unlock

Reviews (39)

5-0 out of 5 stars A good direction for Sonic!
(How long have a played this game, I think the record place said 96 hours or something like that!) I was suprised to hear that Sonic was getting a fighter for the Gameboy Advance, quite different from the "run to the goal" Advance series. Personaly, I like fighting games (not the bloody ones, but you know, the Super Smash Bros. types), and had very high expectations for this game. It satisified them with high action fighting and a challening story mode. In this game you can play as a variety of characters from the Sonic universe: Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Shadow, Rouge, Amy, Cream, and the unlockabel E-102, and Chaos. You can also play as Emerl. One thing I like about this game is that there seems to be no "Strongest" character (excuding a super experianced Emerl), it all depends on fighing style (Tails and Cream work best for me). The fact you can actuall heal is cool too, as is the fact you can customize your special attacks. In Story Mode, you have to follow the story line and battle set characters, in battle, you earn cards whihc represent different attacks from the characters you fought, and skill points. If you press R to go to the customize screen you can teach Emerl these attackes if you have enough skill points. There are even altra rare ultimate attackes! When you first boot up Sonic Battle, you can only play "Sonic's story" in Story Mode, once you beat it however, you earn Tails "episode", then Rouge's episode, ect. Every character has an episode except E-102 and Chaos. Battle Mode is my fav. Play a battle on any stage, with any characters, with many customizable rules. Challenge mode is where you battle five set rounds to earn the most piont possible. Minigames are also included, though only one is single player. My only complaint is that you can't do the "virtuall training" you encounter in Emerl's episode with anyone but him. The reason I gave duribility (can you even see that rating, it made me do it and educational value [which this game does not have] when I reviewed it - it didn't make me with any other game, weird) 3 stars is that it has a variety of bad gliches, having special attacks and healing stop working is the most often occuring one. Once however, it almost deleted all my data by itself. But, these gliches could be (and probably are) a result of my playing for 96 or so hours. i recommend this game to anyone who owns a Gameboy Advance, whether you're a sonic fan or not!

4-0 out of 5 stars The blue spiky thing does it again!
When I first got a chance to play this game, I thought after seeing the intro (which was really none) that this was going to suck.Boy this shut me up.In this game, you can battle up to 3 other people with punches, kicks, and if you're Shadow (who really is something else), fire energy pulses.The action is fast-paced, but one problem I had is that the special attack meter takes too long to fill, the AI seems to hunt the player down every game, and its relatively easy to defeat an opponent with a combo into a wall-then slam to the ground-then a knockback attack.But either way, this game is rather addictive and worth the buy.

5-0 out of 5 stars A much-needed breath of fresh air!
As a former video game zealot from my childhood and who became increasingly disillusioned at how grim, and violent that so many video games have become (Men of Honor? Give me a break! That's just something to turn our kids into possible soldiers) but 2003's "Sonic Battle" however is a major relief and gives me hope of more of the harmless fun that made video games so much fun and great escape entertainment!

While the games I played were historically adventure games (which I generally prefer), this game combines the adventure genre with battle genre and this game almost combines the X vs. X styles of "Mortal Kombat" minus the blood with the light-hearted fun of the Sonic games of old and the results are absolutely amazing! The music is awesome as well and if I could hook it up to a stereo, one could possibly get better music than what radio stations can offer these days.

There are many modes. The first is the story mode where the game starts in Emerald Town with Sonic and Tails finding a mysterious robot on Emerald Beach. Little do they know that this robot is actually a product of the evil Dr. Eggman (Dr. Robotnik from the old games but now known as Eggman) who threw it out believing that it was just a piece of junk. But this robot is powered by Chaos Emeralds. The game just gets more fun from here onwards. More characters eventually come in including some that I've never even seen or heard of before.

Battle Mode is a different mode where you can select any character to play including 'evil' characters to battle against three competitors including 'clones'. "Battle Mode" can be played alone or against other players as well. This one is a lot fun.

Challenge Mode involves making lots of points when taking into account how quickly the competitor is defeated, how much damage is done, rate of offensive attacks hitting it's target, etcetera.

Mini-games is a totally separate area from the otehr modes in which miniature games are played. The only solitary player game in this area is the Mine-Dig starring Knuckles the Echidna and it is played in the same what that the computer game Minesweeper is played in which Knuckles must uncover the squares but not the ones containing mines.

"Sonic Battle" is a welcome return for my favorite video game franchise ever. Go and buy it today! Even adults might enjoy this game as well.

5-0 out of 5 stars 1 million thumbs up for Sonic Battle!!
My very faveorite Sonic game for gameboy advance! This is not your normal "Run through the zone and get to the goal ring" Sonic game. It is a battling game. It has tons of great adventures. The graphics are awesome, and so is the sound. There is a new Sonic charecter named "Emerl" the robot. You can customize his fighting skills and make him very powerful. This game is another A+ Sonic game to add to the collection!

4-0 out of 5 stars Sonic's First Cool GBA Game
Finally, none of that running at high speeds and collecting coins. There's action. I like Shadow, because whenever I'm Sonic against my friend, I lose. Rouge=lose, Amy=lose, Shadow=win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good for beginners and veterans. ... Read more


139. Classic NES Series: The Legend of Zelda
list price: $19.99
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Asin: B0001ZZNME
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Nintendo
Sales Rank: 383
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

Nintendo (AGBPFZLE) Legend Zelda Classic NES GBA ... Read more

Features

  • Action and puzzle-solving gameplay
  • Collect rupees to buy weapons and special items
  • For 1 player
  • Classic video game originally created for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
  • Save princess Zelda from the dark lord Ganon

Reviews (36)

4-0 out of 5 stars A classic adventure!What,no upgrades?
The legend of Zelda is a truely magnificent series,and a joy of an experience! Slash ememies,light tourches,unlock doors,find treasure,and defeat an evil king with a twisted-mind!
Use amazing weapons like boomerangs,bombs,aroows,a magic wand,and plently of different swords! Collect the mystical pieces of the Triforce before all is lost...
Souns catchy doesnt it? It sounds like an awesome adventure and it is,but before you rush off to buy it,please read on...

Recently,Nintendo has been remaking alot of thier older games for the GameBoy Advance,wow! That's great,isnt it? Here's the thing,almost all of the games that they've remade have absolutly NO changes! In some cases,I would consider this a good thing,but with this game you've got to be kidding me?!? I've played through the entire game once before,and although it is a very fun & charming game,well... Put it this way,they should have at least changed it a little. Couldnt they have fixed all of the little annoyenes in the game? For example,Links eyes & mouth are noting but green rectangles,couldnt they fix that by making the rectangles that make up Link's eyes blue,and the one for his mouth red? I wouldnt want them to completely overhaul the game,just fix a few things like the one that I listed above.

Another problem that I've always had with this game is that you're supposed to be saving the land of Hyrule,but did I miss something or has it already been wiped-out? Honestly,I'm I the only one who's ever noticed that there's nothing to save???
There are no buildings,no people,and no towns or castles in this game! I'm sorry,but I need to feel obligated by a games story to complete it,and there's no obligation because Link has absolutely nothing to save but a dusty-old wasteland and the only human being that lives there! Oh-no! Please Ganon,dont destroy that uh... Tree! No Ganon! You vindictive fiend,dont blow up that uh... Um... Hey wait,what am I afraid of? There's absolutly nothing of value for you to destroy!!! As for the Princess Zelda,tell her to call me when she has a land worth saving.-Link

Pros:A classic NES title remade to fit on your GBA,very challenging & interesting game,lots of weapons & items to collect,and a powerful enemy to defeat!

Cons:Nothing about this game has been changed! Even the things that despretly needed to be changed werent changed!!!
There's nothing to save from ganon's wrath because there are no towns or people anywhere! Ganon,the king of evil,is nothing more than a giant blue-skinned pig in battle armor!

Do you want to play a Zelda game with towns & people to save?
Then buy any other Zelda title there is!

Closing thoughts:Altough this game has a few things that I would have liked to have seen updated or changed,it is still a fun game
and it's worth he small price that they're charging for it.
My favorite Zelda titles include,The Legend of Zelda:The ocarina of time,The Legend of Zelda:Link's awakening,and The Legend of Zelda:The wind waker.

5-0 out of 5 stars Re-living the classics.....
I've owned my GBA SP only for a few weeks now (I had completely given up video games after my son was born two years ago) but I have to confess that I only bought it when I realized that the Link I used to know (and sometimes dispise when some boss would keep me under a killing streak) was back. I don't regret my decision at all....IT'S BEEN A BLAST!!!

Everything is back, of course not with the video quality of today and the score could have been a little louder, but still this is one great game to play. I had completely forgotten the intrinsicate delicacies of obtaining a boomerang and toss out the wooden sword or defeating a boss after SEVERAL tries.

Probably those of you young gba-adicts who grew up when this was already a classic will find it plain and simple, but for those of you out there that enjoyed rescuing Zelda in the early nineties...this is a must-have.

Enjoy.

1-0 out of 5 stars Er, sorry to be the "dissenter" here...
...but I don't like this game at all. I'm a big Zelda fan and loved all the GBC, N64, GBA and GameCube games, but because of my age, I had never played the "classic" Zelda games. So I picked this up, aiming to be a full-blown Zelda aficionado.

Yet within a few minutes of play, I realized that the game was far too primitive for someone reared in the era of Link's Awakening DX and Ocarina of Time. There are no NPCs to talk to, no exploration to be done, none of anything that I had come to expect from the series. I am well aware that I was probably expecting too much, but whether that's true or not, I was disappointed.

Although I didn't find anything to enjoy in this game, I'm not saying that it's bad. I'm sure that it was a classic of its era, and those who grew up with NES games will probably fall in love with it all over again. But from the perspective of someone who relies only on what she has read and heard for info on this bygone time, it simply seems like a bland, watered-down hack 'n slasher.

5-0 out of 5 stars A classic game now portable
The Legend of Zelda is one of my favorite NES games and now you can play it anywhere on the GBA. You can tell that this game is good because it is still alot of fun after all these years. I was fortunate to find this on sale the week it came out so even despite that, the price tag overall seems fair for such a great game although I don't think some of the other classic NES games are worth that price. Overall, if your a Zelda fan who wants to remember a great game or even if you've never played this before, you owe it to yourself to give this a try.

5-0 out of 5 stars The original is back!
The Legend of Zelda began as a humble NES game that was first released in the '80s that single-handlely jump started a whole new genre of video games-the adventure games-a unique combination of the action and RPG genres!While the Zelda franchise has evolved over the years, adding more and more interesting characters, complex storylines, and improved graphics, none of those games (not even the Ocarina of Time) can compare with the kind of quality charm the original had.I guess the old saying's true, "The original is always the best!" and the same can be applied to Zelda.While thestoryline and gameplay may be simplistic compared to the Zelda games of today, and while the graphics may be "outdated", the original Zelda continues to remain as challenging and fun as ever.The Zelda games of today often give the players clues as to which direction you're supposed to head in next after completing a certain part of the game, but the original Zelda didn't offer any clues whatsoever.

You had to rely on either your raw instinct or a strategy guide to figure out what to do next.The dungeons weren't easy to beat, either.You had to wonder around complex mazes while battling against all sorts of strange creatures before you finally made it to the boss.A tradition that has always been handed down since the original was that you could find a special item in each dungeon that could be used to help defeat the boss, but unlike the Zelda games of today, there weren't any clues as to where that special item was located at, so you had to find it on your own.And an interesting fact is that if you register your file name as "Zelda", it'll unlock an even harder version of the game to play.I've always wished that Nintendo would re-release the original Zelda because my NES is broken now and I can no longer play it, so I was very happy to learn that this game was being re-released on the GBA!And not only is this re-release a faithful import of the original Zelda, but because it's on the GBA now, you can play it where ever you're at!Now I'll finally get to relive the glory days of the original Zelda and newbie fans can experience the original for the first time, too!So, if you're an old time Zelda fan like me and loved the original, I highly recommend buying this GBA re-release of it because it's perfect!Or if you're new to the Zelda franchise and have never played the original before, I highly recommend picking it up, too!Don't let the "simplisticy" of the gameplay or the "outdated" graphics fool you!This is the most unforgettable Zelda game of all time and the best video game ever, and it should not be passed up! ... Read more


140. NDS Puyo POP Fever

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Asin: B0007U0GTI
Catlog: Video Games
Publisher: Atlus Software
Sales Rank: 500
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Product Description

Everything that you loved about Puyo POP is here as you puzzle your way through the ultimate combo creator: Fever Mode! This is where you'll throw as many chains together as possible in order to crush your opponents with unbreakable Nuisance Puyos. When the Giant Puyo appears, change its color and watch those triple and quadruple Puyo combos pop. You can go it alone and go for top score in Endless Mode and the brand new Story Mode, or play with up to 8 players with single-card download play! Do ... Read more

Features

  • DS Exclusive! Play up to 8 players with Single-Card download play!
  • DS Exclusive! Unique touch screen controls!
  • Play as any one of 14 crazy characters.
  • New puzzle pieces feature triple and quadruple sets.
  • Customize your Puyo POP game to your liking!

Reviews (2)

4-0 out of 5 stars Good Puzzle Game for DS
The only other version of Puyo Pop I've played was on the GBA and I have to say that Puyo Pop Fever is an improvement in just about every way. The graphics are about as slick and colorful as you're going to get on a Tetris like puzzle game but this is definitely not a game that's designed to exploit the dual screens. The action is all on the top screen and although you can use the stylus interface to control your Puyo I prefer using the classic button control system.

Every game with dropping blocks tends to get labeled a `Tetris clone' but Puyo Pop is more closely akin to Dr. Mario in that the goal is to align like colors to free up space. With Fever, players now get to contend with new three and four block Puyo's. The hook is that when four or more blocks of the same color touch and disintegrate you also wreak havoc on your opponent's area. As blocks are obliterated other blocks may drop into the freed up space causing additional colors to align and `pop'. This is called chaining and the more chaining you can perform the more nastiness you throw your opponent's way. Players are forced to arrange for chaining rather than just try and clear their era.

The new `fever' mode is a way to cause some hellacious mayhem by setting up ready made chains that can be capitalized on when placing blocks in the perfect spot. Suddenly five and six chains become easy to perform.

One of the flaws in the GBA version was the problem of over efficiency. If you clear out your own area you suddenly find yourself caught with no defense. Fever corrects the problem by rewarding good play rather than punishing it. When an area is cleared the game drops a pile of new blocks into your area with ready made chains that can be exploited. This small tweak makes a huge improvement in the game. The game still seems to play a bit unfair against the CPU. Winning and losing is often as much a matter of poor play on the part of the CPU as it is stellar play on the part of the player. I've had many games where I seemed to be playing well and lost and others where I was playing poorly and quickly won.

5-0 out of 5 stars Some say this is the best yet.
If you like the series, then you've more than likely been waiting for a new addition and this fits in perfectly. Quite simply It's puyo pop at it's best with the inclusion of an all new Fever mode and up to 8 player mayhem. Don't worry if you don't have 7 other people to play with.. the CPU can fill in any empty spots.
Don't hesitate if your thinking about a new DS games, this is among the best. ... Read more


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