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3 public reviews

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A Capable Revisiting

4 out of 5 stars

The original Aliens Vs. Predator was developed by Rebellion for the Atari Jaguar. Rebellion created a new entry for the PC in 1999. The sequel to this PC release was developed by Monolith, and is a more capable and satisfying rendition than either of its predecessors. The game provides a novel approach to the three factions regularly featured in the series. It provides not only three campaigns, but three overlapping…

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King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow1992

5 out of 5 stars

King's Quest VI is the pinnacle of a long running and critically acclaimed series of adventure games. I consider it to be the finest example of the point-and-click Sierra-developed titles. The story feels in every way like a fairy tale. The writing is excellent, the entire experience thick with poetry and humor. The voice acting on the CD-ROM version is superb, with peerless lip-syncing. The puzzles are clever and…

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Metal Storm1991

4 out of 5 stars

Metal Storm was a very intriguing genre hybrid from near the end of the NES's glory years. It was released with precious little fanfare or marketing, and passed under most consumers' radar. It was also a brief title, it can be completed in very little time by an experienced player. Despite these shortcomings, it was surprisingly groundbreaking in its approach to game mechanics, and has aged very gracefully for a NES…

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