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I am impressed with myself with how quickly this review turned up, as I have been quite excited about this game, I wanted to review it as soon as possible, and give it a little extra push. You see, this game has had quite the troubled development cycle. This game began development, in 2003, and has had quite the journey since then, being shown on E3 2004, and then being restarted from scratch, because they wanted the game to be more mature. Yet, the project was shelved, until it was...

Second Sight, is a 2004 Third Person shooter made by Free Radical and Published by Codemasters (Yes the same company famous for their racing games) it's important to note that the Publisher of this game on Steam is THQ Nordic, Free Radical made only 5 games, This game, the Time Splitters Trilogy and Raze, As a big Fan of the Time Splitters Trilogy I was very happy to play this game, because I was hoping it to be as good as the TS games, but is this game as good as the TS Trilogy ? Story The...

It is always interesting to go through my game collection, just to see what stuff I could review, or what game is in there I haven’t played, and use the “let’s review it” as an excuse to finally go through it. When my eyes laid upon this game, I remembered one thing, it is now delisted, a quick search said that the reason was that 2K, said that the partnership licenses expired, and the common theory is that its related to the licensed music in the soundtrack. So, 2K took the easy way out...

Vanishing Point was released in 2001 for the Dreamcast and PS1, it was the last game made Clockwork Games before they close down their doors, and it was published by Acclaim, by what I said so far you would think this is a bad game, but I in fact think quite the opposite about it, despite it's short comings, I think this is a game that does the fundamentals right, I will be Reviewing the Dreamcast Version What is Vanishing Point It's an Arcade Racing game with license cars, On it you have...

The Super Nintendo had a lot of RPGs made for it; the Super Famicom even more so. With the likes of Star Ocean, LiveALive, Shin Megami Tensei, Terranigma, Breath of Fire, Dragon Quest, and Super Mario RPG all on store shelves, how is a game developer supposed to compete? Well, one way to go about it is to reach out to a different audience. Perhaps try a more humorous tone and go for a completely off-beat setting. Establish your game strengths in its writing than in its mechanics. That's how...