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| 81. Wipeout XL | |
![]() | Asin: B00002SVML Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Psygnosis Sales Rank: 8097 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Buy if you want a slap of crap.
Wipeout XL takes what everyone loved about the original and upped it a notch. The graphics are higher Resolution, the music is more upbeat, the weapons are more lethal. But perhaps the greatest reason to play it is that it's REALY FAST. There is simply no experience on earth like playing Wipeout XL on Phantom Class (the fastest class) with the hidden class of ship (unforetunately it loses weapons in exchange for maxed-out stats). When you play this game in this configuration, it truly is sublime. Weapons are fired at you, but you outrun them. You're bouncing off the wall like crazy, but going so fast it feels like you've got the speed burst weapon on continuous fire. It's easy to see what makes this game so great. It's a great concept executed flawlessly. You have great art direction, great controls, great gameplay, and great music. At a pace so fast it should carry a warning label. If you love racing games, and especially if you love Wipeout, you'll HAVE to buy this game.
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| 82. Saltwater Sportfishing | |
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| 83. Scrabble | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00001QHXS Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 4530 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 84. Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling | |
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| 85. Wheel of Fortune 2 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004SPXZ Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 5288 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 86. Panzer General | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00002STQ7 Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Mindscape Software Sales Rank: 3485 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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The Panzer General Series is truly an incredible step forward in turn based strategy.Not as simple as such games as Heroes of Might and Magic 3 but much more simple than The Battle of Kursk.In this middle nitche, players get to feel like they are running an army but they don't get saddled with the 3 to 1 logistic system. And, as quaint as Panzer General may seem, it is a very deep game.Even Panzer General 2 avoided have the polethera of units and tactics as are in 1.You will be able to use navies, strategic bombers and just about anything else one might expect to see on the WWII battlefield.Play is challenging and rarely stale.Getting the coveted Decisive Victory is never too easy but it remains attainable and rewarding.The prestige system is also useful, giving players points for taking cities, eradicating units and so on.But...Most importantly, your army carries over from level to level, meanng that the game can be played several times with different units and the outcome will be different(there are also branches based on the speed of victory).Trust me, this game is timeless and endless.
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| 87. Bogey: Dead 6 | |
![]() | Asin: B00002STIC Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Acclaim Sales Rank: 9883 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 88. Cart World Series | |
![]() | Asin: B000050FB7 Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Sales Rank: 11426 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 89. Lion King 2: Simba's Mighty Adventure | |
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| 90. G. Darius | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00002STPN Catlog: Video Games Publisher: THQ Sales Rank: 9335 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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I fear that, since almost all of your foes in this game are robot aquatic creatures (sharks, crabs, sea horses, etc.), some people may dismiss it as "silly".In fact there is nothing silly or stupid about it.It's a fast-paced side-scroller with intensity to spare, and it boasts some of the most hectic bullet-dodging mayhem you'll ever encounter. Your spacecraft has two weapons which are fired simultaneously:the standard, straightforward gun (horizontal) and grenades (vertical), both of which can be upgraded by snatching orbs from defeated enemies.What makes the game unique is the capture ball, a weapon you can launch at your foes to turn them into your sidekicks.They'll follow you loyally and attack whenever you fire, like the "options" in the Gradius series.There are quite a few different enemies you can do this to, and all of them have unique offensive capabilities.Some fire a very basic shot;some fire a "spread" shot;some hurl themselves at the opposition, causing damage by brazenly crashing into them at high speeds. Speaking of speed, G Darius rips along at a pretty brisk pace,although the stages themselves are of satisfactory length.Minor slowdown sometimes occurs when you're doing battle with a boss and it launches about 100 bullets in your direction at once.In those rare cases, the slowdown is actually a blessing in disguise, because it affects everything on the screen, not just you. Yes indeed, the screen can get mighty cluttered at times, but never to a hopelessly overwhelming degree.Unlike some shooters where staying alive is a strictly academic process of trial and error and moving into the right spot at the right time (cough, R-TYPES, cough), G Darius never "punishes" the player for an unwise maneuver by condemning him/her to an instant death.If your reflexes are sharp enough and you never release the rapid fire button, there is always at least a fashion model-slim chance that you'll be able to blast your way out of an extremely sticky situation and emerge victorious by the skin of your teeth.Your shields can be powered up much like your weapons can, a fact that brings new meaning to the term "life-saver". Mind you, you can do more than dodge and peck away at the opposition to elude destruction at the hands (well, fins anyway) of a big, bullying barracuda or a cluster of kamikaze catfish.Foes bound to your service by the capture ball can be detonated if you want to take out any surrounding adversaries (or if you just plain get sick of having the stupid beasts follow you around).Even better, you can use them to power up your Alpha Beam, a weapon that will easily cut a swathe of carnage through standard enemies and lay some serious pain on the bosses as well.Don't start thinking you're omnipotent, though;each boss has a similar weapon (imaginitively titled the Beta Beam) and when yours meets theirs head-on, a struggle for supremacy ensues, with both beams growing in size and power until A) the duration of the beam expires, B) the battle concludes, or C) the entire screen gets filled by a glorious outpouring of blazing destruction originating from one side or the other. The graphics here may not be terribly impressive but they get the job done.The designs of the enemies sometimes leave a bit to be desired (there's only so much you can do to make robotic fish look exciting, y'know?).The backgrounds are the game's strongest visual point, with some cool animation telling miniature stories while you're fighting for your life.There's one stage where a planet in the distance is doomed to be destroyed every time you play.Poor planet.My favorite stage has the ruins of a human city floating around;check out your ship's reflection in the mirrored windows of a skyscraper torn from its foundation, silently drifting through space. The soundtrack has some forgettable fare with a 16-bit feel, but a few tracks are really striking.There's one (in the stage I just described) that can only be described as sounding "spacy" which is devoid of percussion and is so laid-back, it makes the on-screen chaos seem like some bizarre new age therapy.The final battle music is suitably catchy and adrenalized...you can also hear it when you first load the game, before pressing start, but obviously it won't have the same impact.And the "game over" tune is...dare I say it...beautiful!It almost makes it pleasant to end the game prematurely. At the end of each stage, you'll have to choose between two adjacent stages to move on to.There are fifteen stages in all, and you'll have to beat five of them to win the game.Plus, each stage splits into an upper route and a lower route at the half-way point, and the boss will use different attacks against you depending on which route you take.Therefore, you'll have to play through the game quite a few times before you can truthfully say that you've seen it all.This, plus nine difficulty settings and the ability to adjust your reserve lives, credits, and capture balls makes for very high replay value for shooter fans of all skill levels. If you still enjoy 2-D shooters, either passionately or casually, I cannot recommend this game enough, as long as you're prepared to PLAY it rather than just look at it.Whatever it lacks in graphic intensity, it more than makes up for with the IMPORTANT kind of intensity, and that's in the gameplay department.I've had this game for several years and I can't imagine it growing tiresome anytime soon.
Instead of buying Gradius III & IV for PS2 (if you have one), you could buy this and another game for the same money. G Darius is much better than Gradius III & IV even though it was created for the PS1. P.S. if you can't find it - try Funcoland
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| 91. Blast Lacrosse | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005BIGB Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. Sales Rank: 4914 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review Players will react strongly to Scott Farrell's commentary. Some willlove his frequent one-liners and comedic timing, while others will hateit. There will be no argument over the game's shoddy graphics, however.The players are extremely blocky and lack detail. The game's controlsare a mixed bag. While running, passing, and checking are fairlysmooth, controlling a player's shot can be challenging. Technically and aesthetically Blast Lacrosse is an average gameat best. However, it offers the unique experience of a novel sport.Gamers looking for something different will want to consider thistitle. No other game will let you play out your dream of becoming aRochester Knighthawk. --Raymond M. Padilla Pros: Reviews (78)
SO GET READY FOR SOME MAJOR ACTION!!!
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| 92. NBA ShootOut 2003 | |
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| 93. Animorphs | |
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| 94. Fisherman's Bait | |
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| 95. The Land Before Time: Return to The Great Valley | |
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| 96. Master of Monsters | |
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| 97. The Flintstones Bedrock Bowling | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00002SVXY Catlog: Video Games Publisher: SouthPeak Sales Rank: 4407 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Most of the basics are pretty good in "The Flintstones Bedrock Bowling."It has some good backgrounds and graphics, the music and sounds are good enough, and it can be a lot of fun.The control is also good, but it's a little touchy at first, but once you play a few levels you'll be used to it.The only downfall to this game is that it's way too easy.This might make it best for young kids who like bowling or The Flintstones.There are obstacles on each level such as dinosaurs running around, but you can't fall off the edge of the level and even when you fall in a lava pit which would seem deadly, it just takes you back a little bit and you have to do that part over.However, "The Flintstones Bedrock Bowling" is a lot of fun and I recommend it to anybody that likes bowling games.It's a lot better than just about anybody would first expect it to be.
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| 98. Monster Seed | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00000J9J6 Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Electro Source Inc. Sales Rank: 8332 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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In this game you play the role of a character named Daniel,you're somebody called a Ruler,you can collect "seeds" and hatch and mix in "solutions" to make stronger monsters. This game was good because you can make your own monsters and carry as many as you want.It was also good because the game always has something good or bad happening. If they made it to where you cant get "deformed" monsters there would be a better variety of monsters.What would also make it better would be to make more "seeds". People who like Adveture,Drama,and making your own Monsters will like this game.
Still I would sugest this game to any RPG fan.
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| 99. Q-Bert | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00001QHXE Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Atari Sales Rank: 4205 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Editorial Review Q*bert doesn't make a very smooth transition from arcade to PlayStation, mostly because of itslack of decent control. In the original, coin-op version, players used a joystick that could move only on thediagonal to hop along cubes, changing their top color. In this version, the existence of the two sticks on thePlayStation analog or dual shock analog controllers is ignored. Instead, you must tilt your controller anduse the D-pad to diagonally move Q*bert across the playing field. Still, the game has an inspired design, with cute characters, funny sound effects, and plenty of power-ups. But the control interface has a hugeimpact on gameplay, and in this case it's negative.--Jeff Young Pros: Features Reviews (12)
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| 100. Need For Speed 3: Hot Pursuit | |
![]() | (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000038ABJ Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Electronic Arts Sales Rank: 3316 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Editorial Review Hot Pursuit gets its name from our favorite mode of gameplay, inwhich players try to exceed the reach of the long arm of the law bygreatly exceeding the speed limit. The ultimate goal is to beat youropponent to the finish line, but usually it's hard enough just dodgingoncoming traffic, swerving around police roadblocks (complete withspike strips), and trying to keep pursuit vehicles from slamming youoff the road. It's nearly as fun to watch replays as it is to race, andwe've only discussed one of the game's five types of play. Thisdiverse, fast-paced racer is definitely a keeper. --T. ByrlBaker Pros: Features Reviews (24)
Awesome new 3D tracks like: And if you enter the following cheats under the "USER NAME" option, you can access bonus levels such as: The Room (Enter "PLAYTM") Also, enter "SEEALL" to see all videos! This game is so hot that i play it all the time! Thanx 4 reading! ... Read more | |
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