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OutRun2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/21/04 Nearly twenty years have passed since Sega first released the original OutRun. To this day, it remains one of the most beloved driving titles Sega ever released. Up until now, we haven't seen a full sequel to the title though. All that has changed with OutRun2-- available... Read More	Second Sight By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/21/04 Second Sight is the new game from Free Radical Design. You know them best for their TimeSplitters series. This year two developers have decided to make titles that incorporate psychic powers. Earlier in the year Midway released the popular Psi-Ops and now we have Second Sight. Read More
Nintendo DS By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 11/21/04 Nintendo's big focus this holiday season seems to be the Nintendo DS. Even Metroid Prime 2: Echoes seems to have been pushed aside to shine the spotlight on Nintendo's handheld revolution. It was all so quick too. It was just six months ago that the Nintendo DS was first revealed to the world at E3... Read More	Mortal Kombat: Deception By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 I recall when Mortal Kombat was first released to home consoles during the era of the SNES and Genesis. Nintendo would not allow the game to show blood and the developers were forced to show âsweatâ? being beaten off the characters. Sega had no problem with blood and although the game didnât... Read More
Tron 2.0: Killer App By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 Science Fiction fans love Tron. Back when it was released in 1982, it created a revolution that people are still in love with today. Despite the popularity of it, there has never been a movie sequel. Buena Vista Games tried to resolve that with Tron 2.0 for the PC last year.... Read More	The Nightmare of Druaga By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 Back in the 1980's Namco released an Arcade title called The Tower of Druaga. This game put players deep in a dungeon for some real-time hack and slash action. These type of games don't come out that often so I was pretty surprised to see The Nightmare of Druaga released. ... Read More
Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/19/04 Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders is actually not a brand new franchise. Although it was not a popular game, the original Kingdom Under Fire: A War of Heroes was available only on the PC and was yet another standard RTS clone. Because of the lack of originality, the title never sold... Read More	Demon Stone By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/18/04 The developer of the popular The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers game for EA has joined forces with Atari to bring the same type of Action gameplay to the home consoles based on the Dungeons & Dragons universe. While The Two Towers was a really good game, Stormfront has really done a... Read More
Gungrave: Overdose By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/18/04 In 2002, the PS2 got an action-packed title known as Gungrave that was nice to look at but didn’t play very well. Fast forward two years later and we get a big upgrade to the Gungrave franchise with Gungrave: Overdose. This title has much better gameplay, a good story, and solid graphics. The best... Read More	Outlaw Golf 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/17/04 A brand new golf game for only twenty clams?!?! That is what you get when you pick up a copy of Global Star's sequel to Outlaw Golf. In Outlaw Golf 2, players are treated to more of the same wild and crazy antics that made the first game such a hit. For the most part, it comes... Read More
Dead or Alive Ultimate By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/16/04 Tecmo's <I>Dead or Alive</I> franchise has been around for years now and has gained a loyal fanbase. After three successful entries in the franchise, Tecmo decided it was time to go back and revisit the first two games in the series and put them in a collection package for Xbox... Read More	Syberia II By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/14/04 Adventure gaming has seen much better days. With most of the big name Adventure titles getting canceled, fans of the genre have had to look to smaller games from companies like The Adventure Company on the PC to get their Adventure game fix. While the PC sees 99% of the Adventure games released,... Read More
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/14/04 One of the most beloved anime franchises is Ghost in the Shell. When the movie came out back in 1995, people went nuts over the deep story and awesome animation. However, there has yet to be a decent videogame based on the franchise. Can Bandai help change that with their latest release based on... Read More	Halo 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/11/04 <b>Halo</b>: the name alone is enough to send chills down the spines of gamers everywhere. Bungie's monumental Xbox launch title blazed up the sales charts and never looked back; not even at the hot blonde sitting pretty in the number 6 slot. <I>Halo</I>... Read More
Counter-Strike Source By Derrick Lewis \| 11/10/04 Valve continues to hold their long-standing reputation for publishing quality games, and Counter-Strike: Source is no exception. With the recent gold status of Half-Life 2, Valve has decided to release this ever-so popular mod to their impatient community. Without a doubt, Source builds upon the... Read More

OutRun2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/21/04 Nearly twenty years have passed since Sega first released the original OutRun. To this day, it remains one of the most beloved driving titles Sega ever released. Up until now, we haven't seen a full sequel to the title though. All that has changed with OutRun2-- available... Read More	Second Sight By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/21/04 Second Sight is the new game from Free Radical Design. You know them best for their TimeSplitters series. This year two developers have decided to make titles that incorporate psychic powers. Earlier in the year Midway released the popular Psi-Ops and now we have Second Sight. Read More
Nintendo DS By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 11/21/04 Nintendo's big focus this holiday season seems to be the Nintendo DS. Even Metroid Prime 2: Echoes seems to have been pushed aside to shine the spotlight on Nintendo's handheld revolution. It was all so quick too. It was just six months ago that the Nintendo DS was first revealed to the world at E3... Read More	Mortal Kombat: Deception By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 I recall when Mortal Kombat was first released to home consoles during the era of the SNES and Genesis. Nintendo would not allow the game to show blood and the developers were forced to show âsweatâ? being beaten off the characters. Sega had no problem with blood and although the game didnât... Read More
Tron 2.0: Killer App By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 Science Fiction fans love Tron. Back when it was released in 1982, it created a revolution that people are still in love with today. Despite the popularity of it, there has never been a movie sequel. Buena Vista Games tried to resolve that with Tron 2.0 for the PC last year.... Read More	The Nightmare of Druaga By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 Back in the 1980's Namco released an Arcade title called The Tower of Druaga. This game put players deep in a dungeon for some real-time hack and slash action. These type of games don't come out that often so I was pretty surprised to see The Nightmare of Druaga released. ... Read More
Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/19/04 Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders is actually not a brand new franchise. Although it was not a popular game, the original Kingdom Under Fire: A War of Heroes was available only on the PC and was yet another standard RTS clone. Because of the lack of originality, the title never sold... Read More	Demon Stone By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/18/04 The developer of the popular The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers game for EA has joined forces with Atari to bring the same type of Action gameplay to the home consoles based on the Dungeons & Dragons universe. While The Two Towers was a really good game, Stormfront has really done a... Read More
Gungrave: Overdose By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/18/04 In 2002, the PS2 got an action-packed title known as Gungrave that was nice to look at but didn’t play very well. Fast forward two years later and we get a big upgrade to the Gungrave franchise with Gungrave: Overdose. This title has much better gameplay, a good story, and solid graphics. The best... Read More	Outlaw Golf 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/17/04 A brand new golf game for only twenty clams?!?! That is what you get when you pick up a copy of Global Star's sequel to Outlaw Golf. In Outlaw Golf 2, players are treated to more of the same wild and crazy antics that made the first game such a hit. For the most part, it comes... Read More
Dead or Alive Ultimate By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/16/04 Tecmo's <I>Dead or Alive</I> franchise has been around for years now and has gained a loyal fanbase. After three successful entries in the franchise, Tecmo decided it was time to go back and revisit the first two games in the series and put them in a collection package for Xbox... Read More	Syberia II By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/14/04 Adventure gaming has seen much better days. With most of the big name Adventure titles getting canceled, fans of the genre have had to look to smaller games from companies like The Adventure Company on the PC to get their Adventure game fix. While the PC sees 99% of the Adventure games released,... Read More
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/14/04 One of the most beloved anime franchises is Ghost in the Shell. When the movie came out back in 1995, people went nuts over the deep story and awesome animation. However, there has yet to be a decent videogame based on the franchise. Can Bandai help change that with their latest release based on... Read More	Halo 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/11/04 <b>Halo</b>: the name alone is enough to send chills down the spines of gamers everywhere. Bungie's monumental Xbox launch title blazed up the sales charts and never looked back; not even at the hot blonde sitting pretty in the number 6 slot. <I>Halo</I>... Read More
Counter-Strike Source By Derrick Lewis \| 11/10/04 Valve continues to hold their long-standing reputation for publishing quality games, and Counter-Strike: Source is no exception. With the recent gold status of Half-Life 2, Valve has decided to release this ever-so popular mod to their impatient community. Without a doubt, Source builds upon the... Read More

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OutRun2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/21/04 Nearly twenty years have passed since Sega first released the original OutRun. To this day, it remains one of the most beloved driving titles Sega ever released. Up until now, we haven't seen a full sequel to the title though. All that has changed with OutRun2-- available... Read More	Second Sight By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/21/04 Second Sight is the new game from Free Radical Design. You know them best for their TimeSplitters series. This year two developers have decided to make titles that incorporate psychic powers. Earlier in the year Midway released the popular Psi-Ops and now we have Second Sight. Read More
Nintendo DS By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 11/21/04 Nintendo's big focus this holiday season seems to be the Nintendo DS. Even Metroid Prime 2: Echoes seems to have been pushed aside to shine the spotlight on Nintendo's handheld revolution. It was all so quick too. It was just six months ago that the Nintendo DS was first revealed to the world at E3... Read More	Mortal Kombat: Deception By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 I recall when Mortal Kombat was first released to home consoles during the era of the SNES and Genesis. Nintendo would not allow the game to show blood and the developers were forced to show âsweatâ? being beaten off the characters. Sega had no problem with blood and although the game didnât... Read More
Tron 2.0: Killer App By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 Science Fiction fans love Tron. Back when it was released in 1982, it created a revolution that people are still in love with today. Despite the popularity of it, there has never been a movie sequel. Buena Vista Games tried to resolve that with Tron 2.0 for the PC last year.... Read More	The Nightmare of Druaga By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/20/04 Back in the 1980's Namco released an Arcade title called The Tower of Druaga. This game put players deep in a dungeon for some real-time hack and slash action. These type of games don't come out that often so I was pretty surprised to see The Nightmare of Druaga released. ... Read More
Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/19/04 Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders is actually not a brand new franchise. Although it was not a popular game, the original Kingdom Under Fire: A War of Heroes was available only on the PC and was yet another standard RTS clone. Because of the lack of originality, the title never sold... Read More	Demon Stone By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/18/04 The developer of the popular The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers game for EA has joined forces with Atari to bring the same type of Action gameplay to the home consoles based on the Dungeons & Dragons universe. While The Two Towers was a really good game, Stormfront has really done a... Read More
Gungrave: Overdose By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/18/04 In 2002, the PS2 got an action-packed title known as Gungrave that was nice to look at but didn’t play very well. Fast forward two years later and we get a big upgrade to the Gungrave franchise with Gungrave: Overdose. This title has much better gameplay, a good story, and solid graphics. The best... Read More	Outlaw Golf 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/17/04 A brand new golf game for only twenty clams?!?! That is what you get when you pick up a copy of Global Star's sequel to Outlaw Golf. In Outlaw Golf 2, players are treated to more of the same wild and crazy antics that made the first game such a hit. For the most part, it comes... Read More
Dead or Alive Ultimate By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/16/04 Tecmo's <I>Dead or Alive</I> franchise has been around for years now and has gained a loyal fanbase. After three successful entries in the franchise, Tecmo decided it was time to go back and revisit the first two games in the series and put them in a collection package for Xbox... Read More	Syberia II By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/14/04 Adventure gaming has seen much better days. With most of the big name Adventure titles getting canceled, fans of the genre have had to look to smaller games from companies like The Adventure Company on the PC to get their Adventure game fix. While the PC sees 99% of the Adventure games released,... Read More
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/14/04 One of the most beloved anime franchises is Ghost in the Shell. When the movie came out back in 1995, people went nuts over the deep story and awesome animation. However, there has yet to be a decent videogame based on the franchise. Can Bandai help change that with their latest release based on... Read More	Halo 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/11/04 <b>Halo</b>: the name alone is enough to send chills down the spines of gamers everywhere. Bungie's monumental Xbox launch title blazed up the sales charts and never looked back; not even at the hot blonde sitting pretty in the number 6 slot. <I>Halo</I>... Read More
Counter-Strike Source By Derrick Lewis \| 11/10/04 Valve continues to hold their long-standing reputation for publishing quality games, and Counter-Strike: Source is no exception. With the recent gold status of Half-Life 2, Valve has decided to release this ever-so popular mod to their impatient community. Without a doubt, Source builds upon the... Read More

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