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40 Winks (PlayStation) Reviewed on June 14, 2000 Check prices
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40 Winks (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: 40 Winks might be a good purchase for a parent with a 6- to 10-year-old who's just starting to play video games, but other than that, anyone looking for a quality platformer should look elsewhere. Read review

Specs: Everyone, Eurocom Entertainment Software, Adventure, 1 Player

Blue Stinger (Dreamcast) Reviewed on April 15, 1999 Check prices
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Blue Stinger (Dreamcast)

The Bottom Line: While it may disappoint dyed-in-the-wool Resident Evil fans, Dreamcast newcomers looking for an adventure fix on their new machine should be pleased. Read review

Specs: Mature, Climax Entertainment, Adventure, Horror Action Adventure, Horror, 1 Player

Vampire Hunter D (PlayStation) Reviewed on February 11, 2000 Check prices
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Vampire Hunter D (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Like most other Resident Evil clones, the game just doesn't capture the magic of the Resident Evil series. Read review

Specs: Mature, Jaleco Entertainment, Adventure, General Adventure, 1 Player

StarTropics (NES) Reviewed on January 1, 1972 Check prices
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StarTropics (NES)

Specs: Everyone, Nintendo, Adventure, Sc-Fi Action Adventure, Modern

Steel Harbinger (PlayStation) Reviewed on December 1, 1996 Check prices
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Steel Harbinger (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Steel Harbinger is both a great game to look at and a great game to play. Read review

Specs: Mature, Mindscape, Adventure, General Adventure, 1 Player

Mission: Impossible (Game Boy Color) Reviewed on April 3, 2000 Check prices
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Mission: Impossible (Game Boy Color)

The Bottom Line: Mission: Impossible seems geared to those hard-core gamers out there who have both the time and the patience to spend replaying level after level until they've finished the game. Read review

Specs: Everyone, Rebellion, Adventure, 1 Player

Deathtrap Dungeon (PlayStation) Reviewed on April 22, 1998 Check prices
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Deathtrap Dungeon (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Deathtrap Dungeon turns out to be at the low end of games for the Sony PlayStation. Read review

Specs: Mature, Asylum Studios, Adventure, General Adventure, Fantasy, 1 Player

Martian Gothic: Unification (PlayStation) Reviewed on January 26, 2002 Check prices
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Martian Gothic: Unification (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Martian Gothic: Unification does a decent job of blending explorative gameplay and third-person zombie fighting with a truly horrific story. Read review

Specs: Mature, Coyote Developments, Adventure, General Adventure, 1 Player

Superman 64 (Nintendo 64) Reviewed on June 8, 1999 Check prices
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Superman 64 (Nintendo 64)

The Bottom Line: It serves no purpose other than to firmly establish the bottom of the barrel. Read review

Specs: Everyone, Titus Software, Adventure, General Adventure, 1-4 Players

Animorphs (Game Boy Color) Reviewed on January 1, 1972 Check prices
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Animorphs (Game Boy Color)

Specs: Everyone, Ubisoft, Adventure

Titus the Fox (Game Boy Color) Reviewed on January 1, 1972 Check prices
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Titus the Fox (Game Boy Color)

Specs: Everyone, Titus Software, Adventure, General Adventure

Omikron: The Nomad Soul (Dreamcast) Reviewed on July 14, 2000 Check prices
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Omikron: The Nomad Soul (Dreamcast)

The Bottom Line: In the end, when you take all of Omikron's various parts and add them together, the game doesn't amount to much. Read review

Specs: Teen, Quantic Dream, Adventure

Hey You, Pikachu! (Nintendo 64) Reviewed on November 3, 2000 Check prices
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Hey You, Pikachu! (Nintendo 64)

The Bottom Line: If you're not a fan of the series or not into solving puzzles, your needs will be better met elsewhere. Read review

Specs: Everyone, Ambrella, Adventure, General Action, 1 Player

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PlayStation) Reviewed on January 1, 1972 Check prices
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PlayStation)

Specs: Everyone, Argonaut Games, Adventure, Fantasy Action Adventure, Fantasy

Crusaders Of Might And Magic (PlayStation) Reviewed on April 19, 2000 Check prices
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Crusaders Of Might And Magic (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Those looking for an engrossing RPG experience and a decent 3D adventure may want to check out Crusaders of Might and Magic. Read review

Specs: Teen, 3DO, Adventure, General Adventure, Fantasy, 1 Player

Metal Gear Solid VR Missions (PlayStation) Reviewed on October 18, 1999 Check prices
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Metal Gear Solid VR Missions (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: The game would have scored higher if it had come packed with the original game, but without it, it must simply be judged as an optional expansion pack for Metal Gear fans who crave a little more of that stealth action. Read review

Specs: Mature, KCEJ, Adventure, Tactical Third-Person Shooter, Modern, 1 Player

MediEvil 2 (PlayStation) Reviewed on May 25, 2000 Check prices
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MediEvil 2 (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: MediEvil II feels as though it contains all the features that Sony Cambridge wanted to fit into the original game but didn't have time to include. They're wonderfully original and fun, but unfortunately the perspective problems make certain points far more difficult than they should be and keep this very good game from being great. Read review

Specs: Teen, SCE Studio Cambridge, Adventure, General Adventure, 1 Player

In Cold Blood (PlayStation) Reviewed on January 1, 1972 Check prices
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In Cold Blood (PlayStation)

Specs: Teen, Revolution Software, Adventure, General Adventure

Pajama Sam: You are What you Eat from Your Head to Your Feet (PlayStation) Reviewed on January 1, 1972 Check prices
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Pajama Sam: You are What you Eat from Your Head to Your Feet (PlayStation)

Specs: Everyone, Runecraft, Adventure, 1 Player

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver (PlayStation) Reviewed on August 16, 1999 Check prices
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Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Crystal Dynamics' long-awaited sequel to Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain is a far different animal from its predecessor. Read review

Specs: Teen, Crystal Dynamics, Adventure, 1 Player

Rugrats: Search for Reptar (PlayStation) Reviewed on January 5, 1999 Check prices
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Rugrats: Search for Reptar (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: If you've got young kids in your family, they'll likely enjoy it a lot. Read review

Specs: Everyone, n-Space, Adventure, General Adventure, 1-4 Players

Illbleed (Dreamcast) Reviewed on April 19, 2001 Check prices
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Illbleed (Dreamcast)

The Bottom Line: The game puts even less of an emphasis on combat than Resident Evil-style games; instead it focuses more on the process of identifying, and subsequently neutralizing, traps. Read review

Specs: Mature, Crazy Games, Adventure, General Adventure

Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins (PlayStation) Reviewed on August 9, 2000 Check prices
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Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: Tenchu 2 is an excellent sequel in that it provides better graphics and sound, more levels and characters, superior enemy AI, and a host of other improvements over the first title. Read review

Specs: Mature, Acquire, Adventure, 1 Player

Casper (PlayStation) Reviewed on December 1, 1996 Check prices
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Casper (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: The player spends a lot of time shuttling Casper through places he's already been, looking for the one doorway or vent he missed. Read review

Specs: K-A, Funcom, Adventure, General Adventure, 1 Player

X-Files (PlayStation) Reviewed on November 24, 1999 Check prices
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X-Files (PlayStation)

The Bottom Line: If you find that the game's storyline hooks you, and you don't mind the interface, keep it for a couple of extra days and beat it, since the game only takes about ten hours to complete. Read review

Specs: Teen, HyperBole Studios, Adventure, General Adventure, 1 Player

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