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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas offers more missions, more cars, more features and more mayhem. But in...
Twin tots with bowl cuts are supposed to be the pulmonary kickstarters in this yawn-inducing hunt and fetch-style shocker from the sam...
Just like The Sims except without that annoying pixilation in the way. And, hey, you're Hef!
Still the reigning champion of futbol, but not by much.
A highly stylized 2D shooter slightly tarnished by control and AI issues.
Can THQ bring the comic-book hero's creative crime fighting to life on PS2?
Private military contractors have just recruited The Grand Theft Auto antics.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip...
This Getaway is more like the one that got-away.
Conflict: Vietnam aims for historical accuracy and high entertainment, but does it hit the mark?
Smells like something your dog buried in the backyard.
Fans will have nothing to complain about with Atari's latest∧ neither will anybody else, actually.
Although the PC game exudes with innovation, it's not the finest hour for this Call of Duty.
Don't expect a re-invention of the wheel and you'll be provided for; otherwise here's hoping that the hinted-at third installment will...
Just as Grand Theft Auto III was followed by an equally good Vice City, last year's Sands of Time begets the fun Warrior Within this y...
Super-deformed war machines get squished up for a "G-rated" sterilized romp in SD Gundam Force: Showdown!
Twenty years after their creation in Eastman and Laird's 1984 indie-comic, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are still going strong-unl...
College ball never looked, or played, this good.
NBA Live 2005 uses style and substance to lift its game another level.
"Grrr...you still have time...Grrr...to admit your foolishness and apologize...Grrr..."
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