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( Full Disclosure : This review was written by somebody with no previous experience playing any old school Mega Man games and so perhaps my skills were not up to scratch) Picture the scene. There you are, sitting on the stage select screen of Mega Man 10, pondering over who of Dr Wiley's latest batch ridiculous looking henchman to tackle first. Their portraits all glaring back at you with very annoyed expressions on…
Uno is great. As a physical card game its cheap, easy to learn and a damn load off fun when playing with the right people. UNO has become a cult classic with Xbox 360 owners because the people at Carbonated Games have mananged to take all those things that make UNO great and streamline them for XBLA. Now just to get it out of the way I will not be explaining the rules of UNO, firstly because I cant really be…
The Rainbow Six series has always taken a back seat to other shooters i.e. Halo, Call Of Duty. However they rarely lack in quality and Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is no exception. It is a perfect example of a game that can remain unchanged. The combination of suberbly refined squad tactics and frantic gunplay add up to make a very satifying and rewarding experience. The plot is well, there. Same old story,…
Halo 3 Multiplayer Review Halo is a first person shooter series created by Bungie Studios. The series has become widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time. This review talks about the multiplayer only. At launch in September 2007 there were 10 multiplayer modes to choose from that were split up into two playlists, ranked and social. The modes varied dramatically from team deathmatch to races but…
Soul Calibur XBLA Review Soul Calibur was released in 1999 on the Sega Dreamcast four years after the Arcade and Playstation release of Soul Edge. The game was revolutionary with its introduction of the Eight Way Run allowing a freedom of movement that previous 3d fighters could not offer. The game was not well received in arcades and was ported over to the Dreamcast , the game has had a huge fan base ever since.…
