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Quake 4 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/10/05 Quake 4 is the triumphant return of the classic id Software series to the PC (and later this year on Xbox 360). The Quake franchise was born out of id's attempt at building a brand new franchise along with a great game engine. Using the technology from Quake titles sped up the development times for... Read More	Ratchet Deadlocked By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/10/05 The Ratchet and Clank series has seen its share of awesome titles during its run on the PlayStation 2. The fourth installment on the franchise marks a ton of fundamental gameplay changes while still feeling relatively the same. This is both a good and bad thing. Read More
Jak X: Combat Racing By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/06/05 Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was a breath of fresh air for the PlayStation 2. It was with that game that Sony began to take dominance away from Nintendo in the platformer genre. Two sequels later, Naughty Dog still isn't done with the franchise. But those of you expecting just... Read More	Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/03/05 Everyone's favorite raccoon has returned to the PlayStation 2 for his third adventure. This time Sly brings more friends with him to help him in this witty and charming cel-shaded platformer that only Sucker Punch could bring you. While it may be practically the same game, Sly 3 has... Read More
MediEvil: Resurrection By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 It is no secret that the PSP has seen its share of software shortages. With so few titles coming out on the market, gamers quickly grab any title that comes out. Sadly quite a few of the recent PSP releases have been less than spectacular. Enter Sony's PlayStation Portable follow-... Read More	RPG Maker 3 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 Oh how the years go by... I remember my first E3 very fondly in Atlanta, Georgia during the year of 1997. The Nintendo 64 and PlayStation were battling it out for dominance and Sega was in the background licking its Saturn wounds. However, one game I was eagerly waiting for was... Read More
Madden 2006 By Antoine Byrd \| 10/27/05 I must admit, this year I wasn't too excited about playing this year's installment of madden. I was thinking it was going to be the same game with a new roster and a few new animations. I must admit after actually sitting down with the game for a few weeks, I'm very impressed. Read More	NCAA Football 06 By Antoine Byrd \| 10/27/05 Everybody knows that I am just not much of a college football fan on the consoles.I will admit that I was, once again, not very excited about playing this year's installment of NCAA 06. I was thinking it was going to be the same game with a new roster and a few new animations. However,... Read More
Advance Wars: Dual Strike By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 09/22/05 Advance Wars: Dual Strike is actually the ninth game in a long running series with a seventeen year history in Japan. Of course, you probably know that the series only first brought war to American soil with the release of Advance Wars on the Game Boy Advance in 2001. The series has proved to be... Read More	NHL 2K6 By David Doel \| 09/20/05 After experiencing an NHL lockout for an entire season, I can safely say that I've encountered my worst nightmare as a hockey fan. That one year lost is just one more chance the Leafs could have used (and badly needed) to be Stanley Cup champs for the first time since '67, but I digress. It's now... Read More
Killer 7 By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 09/20/05 <i>killer7</i> had people guessing ever since it was first unveiled way back in 2002. We were still guessing when it was shown unplayable at following two E3's. It will have players guessing until the very end, and most likely, it will have them guessing even when the credits are... Read More	EyeToy Play 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/20/05 The little EyeToy camera has yet another game disc for you to throw into your PlayStation 2. EyeToy: Play 2 is the second release of mini-games from Sony that takes full advantage of the creative nature of the camera. For those of you that were turned off or did not enjoy the first... Read More
The Giant Beauty By Ryan Schaefer \| 09/18/05 This month we bring to you a game from the majestic islands of Japan in the Far East. Getting the itch for something different, I decided to hit up the import market and see what craziness I could get my paws on. Oh and what craziness I did find. I present to you Daibijin SP2000 Vol. 50. I have no... Read More	Nintendogs By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/05 From the creative mind of the ever-popular Miyamoto, Nintendo offers a truly unique handheld experience with Nintendogs. In this simulation, players can control one of several dog breeds. You will be responsible for feeding them, watering them, bathing them, training them, etc. ... Read More
In the Groove By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/10/05 In the Groove is a Dance Dance Revolution (also known as DDR) clone from RedOctane. RedOctane first became popular several years ago when they began offering an online rental service for videogames similar to Netflix. They branched out and became the developer of the best DDR dance mats... Read More

Quake 4 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/10/05 Quake 4 is the triumphant return of the classic id Software series to the PC (and later this year on Xbox 360). The Quake franchise was born out of id's attempt at building a brand new franchise along with a great game engine. Using the technology from Quake titles sped up the development times for... Read More	Ratchet Deadlocked By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/10/05 The Ratchet and Clank series has seen its share of awesome titles during its run on the PlayStation 2. The fourth installment on the franchise marks a ton of fundamental gameplay changes while still feeling relatively the same. This is both a good and bad thing. Read More
Jak X: Combat Racing By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/06/05 Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was a breath of fresh air for the PlayStation 2. It was with that game that Sony began to take dominance away from Nintendo in the platformer genre. Two sequels later, Naughty Dog still isn't done with the franchise. But those of you expecting just... Read More	Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/03/05 Everyone's favorite raccoon has returned to the PlayStation 2 for his third adventure. This time Sly brings more friends with him to help him in this witty and charming cel-shaded platformer that only Sucker Punch could bring you. While it may be practically the same game, Sly 3 has... Read More
MediEvil: Resurrection By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 It is no secret that the PSP has seen its share of software shortages. With so few titles coming out on the market, gamers quickly grab any title that comes out. Sadly quite a few of the recent PSP releases have been less than spectacular. Enter Sony's PlayStation Portable follow-... Read More	RPG Maker 3 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 Oh how the years go by... I remember my first E3 very fondly in Atlanta, Georgia during the year of 1997. The Nintendo 64 and PlayStation were battling it out for dominance and Sega was in the background licking its Saturn wounds. However, one game I was eagerly waiting for was... Read More
Madden 2006 By Antoine Byrd \| 10/27/05 I must admit, this year I wasn't too excited about playing this year's installment of madden. I was thinking it was going to be the same game with a new roster and a few new animations. I must admit after actually sitting down with the game for a few weeks, I'm very impressed. Read More	NCAA Football 06 By Antoine Byrd \| 10/27/05 Everybody knows that I am just not much of a college football fan on the consoles.I will admit that I was, once again, not very excited about playing this year's installment of NCAA 06. I was thinking it was going to be the same game with a new roster and a few new animations. However,... Read More
Advance Wars: Dual Strike By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 09/22/05 Advance Wars: Dual Strike is actually the ninth game in a long running series with a seventeen year history in Japan. Of course, you probably know that the series only first brought war to American soil with the release of Advance Wars on the Game Boy Advance in 2001. The series has proved to be... Read More	NHL 2K6 By David Doel \| 09/20/05 After experiencing an NHL lockout for an entire season, I can safely say that I've encountered my worst nightmare as a hockey fan. That one year lost is just one more chance the Leafs could have used (and badly needed) to be Stanley Cup champs for the first time since '67, but I digress. It's now... Read More
Killer 7 By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 09/20/05 <i>killer7</i> had people guessing ever since it was first unveiled way back in 2002. We were still guessing when it was shown unplayable at following two E3's. It will have players guessing until the very end, and most likely, it will have them guessing even when the credits are... Read More	EyeToy Play 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/20/05 The little EyeToy camera has yet another game disc for you to throw into your PlayStation 2. EyeToy: Play 2 is the second release of mini-games from Sony that takes full advantage of the creative nature of the camera. For those of you that were turned off or did not enjoy the first... Read More
The Giant Beauty By Ryan Schaefer \| 09/18/05 This month we bring to you a game from the majestic islands of Japan in the Far East. Getting the itch for something different, I decided to hit up the import market and see what craziness I could get my paws on. Oh and what craziness I did find. I present to you Daibijin SP2000 Vol. 50. I have no... Read More	Nintendogs By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/05 From the creative mind of the ever-popular Miyamoto, Nintendo offers a truly unique handheld experience with Nintendogs. In this simulation, players can control one of several dog breeds. You will be responsible for feeding them, watering them, bathing them, training them, etc. ... Read More
In the Groove By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/10/05 In the Groove is a Dance Dance Revolution (also known as DDR) clone from RedOctane. RedOctane first became popular several years ago when they began offering an online rental service for videogames similar to Netflix. They branched out and became the developer of the best DDR dance mats... Read More

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Quake 4 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/10/05 Quake 4 is the triumphant return of the classic id Software series to the PC (and later this year on Xbox 360). The Quake franchise was born out of id's attempt at building a brand new franchise along with a great game engine. Using the technology from Quake titles sped up the development times for... Read More	Ratchet Deadlocked By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/10/05 The Ratchet and Clank series has seen its share of awesome titles during its run on the PlayStation 2. The fourth installment on the franchise marks a ton of fundamental gameplay changes while still feeling relatively the same. This is both a good and bad thing. Read More
Jak X: Combat Racing By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/06/05 Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was a breath of fresh air for the PlayStation 2. It was with that game that Sony began to take dominance away from Nintendo in the platformer genre. Two sequels later, Naughty Dog still isn't done with the franchise. But those of you expecting just... Read More	Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/03/05 Everyone's favorite raccoon has returned to the PlayStation 2 for his third adventure. This time Sly brings more friends with him to help him in this witty and charming cel-shaded platformer that only Sucker Punch could bring you. While it may be practically the same game, Sly 3 has... Read More
MediEvil: Resurrection By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 It is no secret that the PSP has seen its share of software shortages. With so few titles coming out on the market, gamers quickly grab any title that comes out. Sadly quite a few of the recent PSP releases have been less than spectacular. Enter Sony's PlayStation Portable follow-... Read More	RPG Maker 3 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 Oh how the years go by... I remember my first E3 very fondly in Atlanta, Georgia during the year of 1997. The Nintendo 64 and PlayStation were battling it out for dominance and Sega was in the background licking its Saturn wounds. However, one game I was eagerly waiting for was... Read More
Madden 2006 By Antoine Byrd \| 10/27/05 I must admit, this year I wasn't too excited about playing this year's installment of madden. I was thinking it was going to be the same game with a new roster and a few new animations. I must admit after actually sitting down with the game for a few weeks, I'm very impressed. Read More	NCAA Football 06 By Antoine Byrd \| 10/27/05 Everybody knows that I am just not much of a college football fan on the consoles.I will admit that I was, once again, not very excited about playing this year's installment of NCAA 06. I was thinking it was going to be the same game with a new roster and a few new animations. However,... Read More
Advance Wars: Dual Strike By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 09/22/05 Advance Wars: Dual Strike is actually the ninth game in a long running series with a seventeen year history in Japan. Of course, you probably know that the series only first brought war to American soil with the release of Advance Wars on the Game Boy Advance in 2001. The series has proved to be... Read More	NHL 2K6 By David Doel \| 09/20/05 After experiencing an NHL lockout for an entire season, I can safely say that I've encountered my worst nightmare as a hockey fan. That one year lost is just one more chance the Leafs could have used (and badly needed) to be Stanley Cup champs for the first time since '67, but I digress. It's now... Read More
Killer 7 By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 09/20/05 <i>killer7</i> had people guessing ever since it was first unveiled way back in 2002. We were still guessing when it was shown unplayable at following two E3's. It will have players guessing until the very end, and most likely, it will have them guessing even when the credits are... Read More	EyeToy Play 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/20/05 The little EyeToy camera has yet another game disc for you to throw into your PlayStation 2. EyeToy: Play 2 is the second release of mini-games from Sony that takes full advantage of the creative nature of the camera. For those of you that were turned off or did not enjoy the first... Read More
The Giant Beauty By Ryan Schaefer \| 09/18/05 This month we bring to you a game from the majestic islands of Japan in the Far East. Getting the itch for something different, I decided to hit up the import market and see what craziness I could get my paws on. Oh and what craziness I did find. I present to you Daibijin SP2000 Vol. 50. I have no... Read More	Nintendogs By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/05 From the creative mind of the ever-popular Miyamoto, Nintendo offers a truly unique handheld experience with Nintendogs. In this simulation, players can control one of several dog breeds. You will be responsible for feeding them, watering them, bathing them, training them, etc. ... Read More
In the Groove By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/10/05 In the Groove is a Dance Dance Revolution (also known as DDR) clone from RedOctane. RedOctane first became popular several years ago when they began offering an online rental service for videogames similar to Netflix. They branched out and became the developer of the best DDR dance mats... Read More

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