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Legacy User 4940's Reviews

4 public reviews

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Castle Crashers2008

5 out of 5 stars

Ok, I really like Castle Crashers. I find it to be a great game to sit down and play with a group of people or by yourself. Castle Crashers is a fun game that everyone should buy. And here's why. Castle Crashers takes what the arcade

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Mercenaries 2: World in Flames2008

3 out of 5 stars

I have been looking forward for this game since I shelved my Xbox and put Mercenaries in a box with all my other Xbox games. I often thought of taking the game out and having another run through in the massive North Korean war zone. Mercenaries 2 is extremely different though in not only story line but how you interact with the different groups. In the original you would search for the North Korean deck of 52. This…

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Crackdown2007

5 out of 5 stars

Crackdown is a great game just to run around in. Which may look bad but that was really what I wanted out of it. If you've heard Giant Bomb talk about the game they don't seem to speak well about it which is kind of sad for me considering how much fun I had with this game. In Crackdown you are a genetically engineered cop who needs to destroy the organized crime that has become a part of every day life in this…

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Two Worlds2007

1 out of 5 stars

This game came out a long while ago and looked interesting from what I saw of it. I liked their ideas and the game play seemed interesting. Another RPG game taking place in a fantasy setting much like Oblivion. This was the main reason why I bought this game because I was expecting another rich colorful good looking world with interesting game play. The problem is this game looks and plays horribly. To start with…

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