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4 public written reviews

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Fallout 32008

2 out of 5 stars

absolutely nothing. i have never played a game with so many graphical glitches, audio lags, gameplay bugs, slowdowns as much as this game. and you have to pay an extra £40.00 to play the rest of it. no factions it would be great if you could join the enclave if you were an evil character and do about 20 missions for them, really get immersed but none of that in this game. there is only about 25 side quests and the…

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Ikaruga2001

4 out of 5 stars

ikaruga for the gamecube is an amazing, engaging, fun, simple game. the graphics still look quite fresh since it came out on arcade systems a while back. the whole game is really simple and user friendly. and still keeps its freshness and fun. it is quite short but its a quality game none the less. the whole polarity element to it keeps it fresh and unique rather than just being a fly side to side to avoid incoming…

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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker2002

2 out of 5 stars

the wind waker for the gamecube has got some very well done cel-shaded graphics, nice smooth controls, some well made and intricate dungeons, loads of side quests to complete, some nice npc's, engaging and compelling storyline. the things i dont like about it are i really dont like cel-shaded graphics im not a shallow person and judging the game on the look of it. but i really dont like the slightly childish look it…

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion2006

2 out of 5 stars

oblivion: oblivion for the pc is a good game, but not really a good rpg. the graphics are great and the audio and musical score is so beautiful and serene and immersive, more so than the damn game. i think there is an element of quantity over quality here, for example when you enter a place you see a npc there, just standing there doing nothing which makes the game less realistic, along with fact there are no…

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