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The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/10/04 Just a glimpse of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time during E3 2003 lead me to a conclusion that most other journalists also came to... That is, Prince of Persia was one of the best games shown at E3 2003 and that it would become one of the best games released in 2003. We were right. Read More	Halo: Combat Evolved By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 02/09/04 When it was released two years ago, Halo: Combat Evolved was the system-seller for the Xbox. The original developer, Bungie, was making the game for the PC when they agreed to turn it into the exclusive launch game for the Xbox. For Microsoft's sake, it's a good thing that happened. Halo was an... Read More
I-Ninja By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/04 I didn't give I-Ninja much thought when I saw it at E3 2003. I was more concerned with seeing as much of Soul Calibur II as possible. However, what I did see of I-Ninja showed an adventure that was comical with intense gameplay that frustrated even the Namco representative showing off the... Read More	The Haunted Mansion By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/04 One of my favorite rides at Disneyland is The Haunted Mansion. I am not the only person who enjoys this ride and all the others at Disneyland. For some reason, no matter how popular this park or its rides are, not many games have been made out of these rides. I recall playing a... Read More
R: Racing Evolution By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/04/04 Namco once delivered new versions of its Ridge Racer series with much frequency. However, the series hasn't seen many updates lately and fans have been wondering when the next incarnation would finally make its way on to the current generation of consoles. That wait is finally over with... Read More	XIII By Adam Beck \| 01/31/04 Everyone anywhere have read comic's sometime in his or her life. Well now you can experience the full action of a comic, in a video game! The game is a comic, with the 쓭ash, Boom, Bang, etc.nd the cool looking comic style of a cel-shaded video game. XIII is a game that you would call something... Read More
Final Fantasy X-2 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 One of the longest running series of video games has finally received a direct sequel to a game! The 1st Final Fantasy game to reach a new era of video gaming. The Final Fantasy Series has been around since the 1980's. The first Final Fantasy game was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System... Read More	Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 Most people played the 1st Budokai, and most enjoyed playing as Goku and friends, but yet the first Dragon Ball Z Budokai needed the feel of actually playing in the anime cartoon. Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 captures that. Read More
Monster Rancher 4 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 There have been many video games of you obtaining a monster to train, like Pokemon, Digimon, mostly aimed at the younger age group, yet Monster Rancher 4 set the age to everyone, with fun around every corner. Did Tecmo release a Monster Rancher that will give a kick to it? Or did it jut not work... Read More	Manhunt By Adam Beck \| 01/28/04 The Grand Theft Auto video games have never been very popular to kids under the age of well… 12, but it is still rated 'M' for Mature, for a reason! Now Rockstar has released a more violent video game, with more ways to shock the customers! Read More
Deus Ex: Invisible War By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 01/27/04 The original Deus Ex was released in 2000 and was later claimed as Game of the Year by many publications. What made it so great? It was choice. What I mean is that Deus Ex gave the player an unprecedented amount of choice with respect to how he or she wanted to proceed in the game. While some look... Read More	Pac-Man Vs. By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 01/24/04 Connectivity -- it's been the subject of debate and criticism against Nintendo ever since E3 2003. Simply put, "connectivity" is the word Nintendo uses to describe connecting the Game Boy Advance with the GameCube for enhanced gameplay. However, Nintendo has received much criticism among gamers and... Read More
Fatal Frame 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/06/04 The survival/horror genre is one that is dominated by <I>Resident Evils</i> and <I>Silent Hills</i>, but among these great games, there are a few unique gems that, while often overlooked, are just as suspenseful and fun to play. One such game was Tecmo's original <I... Read More	Railroad Tycoon 3 By Lawrence Filler \| 12/28/03 Do you miss the days of setting up model railroads in the basement, garage or anywhere you got open space? Do you miss the days of just sitting around relaxing as the trains run their course at whatever pace you decide? Well, miss it no more; Railroad Tycoon 3 is here to solve that problem. Read More
Manhunt By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/28/03 Rockstar is back with their most violent game yet. No, this is not a new version of Grand Theft Auto but Manhunt. In this game, you control James Earl Cash, a deathrow inmate who is put to eath by lethal injection at the beginning of the game. The game starts out with this disturbing scene and by... Read More

The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/10/04 Just a glimpse of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time during E3 2003 lead me to a conclusion that most other journalists also came to... That is, Prince of Persia was one of the best games shown at E3 2003 and that it would become one of the best games released in 2003. We were right. Read More	Halo: Combat Evolved By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 02/09/04 When it was released two years ago, Halo: Combat Evolved was the system-seller for the Xbox. The original developer, Bungie, was making the game for the PC when they agreed to turn it into the exclusive launch game for the Xbox. For Microsoft's sake, it's a good thing that happened. Halo was an... Read More
I-Ninja By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/04 I didn't give I-Ninja much thought when I saw it at E3 2003. I was more concerned with seeing as much of Soul Calibur II as possible. However, what I did see of I-Ninja showed an adventure that was comical with intense gameplay that frustrated even the Namco representative showing off the... Read More	The Haunted Mansion By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/04 One of my favorite rides at Disneyland is The Haunted Mansion. I am not the only person who enjoys this ride and all the others at Disneyland. For some reason, no matter how popular this park or its rides are, not many games have been made out of these rides. I recall playing a... Read More
R: Racing Evolution By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/04/04 Namco once delivered new versions of its Ridge Racer series with much frequency. However, the series hasn't seen many updates lately and fans have been wondering when the next incarnation would finally make its way on to the current generation of consoles. That wait is finally over with... Read More	XIII By Adam Beck \| 01/31/04 Everyone anywhere have read comic's sometime in his or her life. Well now you can experience the full action of a comic, in a video game! The game is a comic, with the 쓭ash, Boom, Bang, etc.nd the cool looking comic style of a cel-shaded video game. XIII is a game that you would call something... Read More
Final Fantasy X-2 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 One of the longest running series of video games has finally received a direct sequel to a game! The 1st Final Fantasy game to reach a new era of video gaming. The Final Fantasy Series has been around since the 1980's. The first Final Fantasy game was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System... Read More	Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 Most people played the 1st Budokai, and most enjoyed playing as Goku and friends, but yet the first Dragon Ball Z Budokai needed the feel of actually playing in the anime cartoon. Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 captures that. Read More
Monster Rancher 4 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 There have been many video games of you obtaining a monster to train, like Pokemon, Digimon, mostly aimed at the younger age group, yet Monster Rancher 4 set the age to everyone, with fun around every corner. Did Tecmo release a Monster Rancher that will give a kick to it? Or did it jut not work... Read More	Manhunt By Adam Beck \| 01/28/04 The Grand Theft Auto video games have never been very popular to kids under the age of well… 12, but it is still rated 'M' for Mature, for a reason! Now Rockstar has released a more violent video game, with more ways to shock the customers! Read More
Deus Ex: Invisible War By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 01/27/04 The original Deus Ex was released in 2000 and was later claimed as Game of the Year by many publications. What made it so great? It was choice. What I mean is that Deus Ex gave the player an unprecedented amount of choice with respect to how he or she wanted to proceed in the game. While some look... Read More	Pac-Man Vs. By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 01/24/04 Connectivity -- it's been the subject of debate and criticism against Nintendo ever since E3 2003. Simply put, "connectivity" is the word Nintendo uses to describe connecting the Game Boy Advance with the GameCube for enhanced gameplay. However, Nintendo has received much criticism among gamers and... Read More
Fatal Frame 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/06/04 The survival/horror genre is one that is dominated by <I>Resident Evils</i> and <I>Silent Hills</i>, but among these great games, there are a few unique gems that, while often overlooked, are just as suspenseful and fun to play. One such game was Tecmo's original <I... Read More	Railroad Tycoon 3 By Lawrence Filler \| 12/28/03 Do you miss the days of setting up model railroads in the basement, garage or anywhere you got open space? Do you miss the days of just sitting around relaxing as the trains run their course at whatever pace you decide? Well, miss it no more; Railroad Tycoon 3 is here to solve that problem. Read More
Manhunt By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/28/03 Rockstar is back with their most violent game yet. No, this is not a new version of Grand Theft Auto but Manhunt. In this game, you control James Earl Cash, a deathrow inmate who is put to eath by lethal injection at the beginning of the game. The game starts out with this disturbing scene and by... Read More

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The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/10/04 Just a glimpse of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time during E3 2003 lead me to a conclusion that most other journalists also came to... That is, Prince of Persia was one of the best games shown at E3 2003 and that it would become one of the best games released in 2003. We were right. Read More	Halo: Combat Evolved By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 02/09/04 When it was released two years ago, Halo: Combat Evolved was the system-seller for the Xbox. The original developer, Bungie, was making the game for the PC when they agreed to turn it into the exclusive launch game for the Xbox. For Microsoft's sake, it's a good thing that happened. Halo was an... Read More
I-Ninja By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/04 I didn't give I-Ninja much thought when I saw it at E3 2003. I was more concerned with seeing as much of Soul Calibur II as possible. However, what I did see of I-Ninja showed an adventure that was comical with intense gameplay that frustrated even the Namco representative showing off the... Read More	The Haunted Mansion By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/04 One of my favorite rides at Disneyland is The Haunted Mansion. I am not the only person who enjoys this ride and all the others at Disneyland. For some reason, no matter how popular this park or its rides are, not many games have been made out of these rides. I recall playing a... Read More
R: Racing Evolution By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/04/04 Namco once delivered new versions of its Ridge Racer series with much frequency. However, the series hasn't seen many updates lately and fans have been wondering when the next incarnation would finally make its way on to the current generation of consoles. That wait is finally over with... Read More	XIII By Adam Beck \| 01/31/04 Everyone anywhere have read comic's sometime in his or her life. Well now you can experience the full action of a comic, in a video game! The game is a comic, with the 쓭ash, Boom, Bang, etc.nd the cool looking comic style of a cel-shaded video game. XIII is a game that you would call something... Read More
Final Fantasy X-2 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 One of the longest running series of video games has finally received a direct sequel to a game! The 1st Final Fantasy game to reach a new era of video gaming. The Final Fantasy Series has been around since the 1980's. The first Final Fantasy game was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System... Read More	Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 Most people played the 1st Budokai, and most enjoyed playing as Goku and friends, but yet the first Dragon Ball Z Budokai needed the feel of actually playing in the anime cartoon. Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 captures that. Read More
Monster Rancher 4 By Adam Beck \| 01/29/04 There have been many video games of you obtaining a monster to train, like Pokemon, Digimon, mostly aimed at the younger age group, yet Monster Rancher 4 set the age to everyone, with fun around every corner. Did Tecmo release a Monster Rancher that will give a kick to it? Or did it jut not work... Read More	Manhunt By Adam Beck \| 01/28/04 The Grand Theft Auto video games have never been very popular to kids under the age of well… 12, but it is still rated 'M' for Mature, for a reason! Now Rockstar has released a more violent video game, with more ways to shock the customers! Read More
Deus Ex: Invisible War By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 01/27/04 The original Deus Ex was released in 2000 and was later claimed as Game of the Year by many publications. What made it so great? It was choice. What I mean is that Deus Ex gave the player an unprecedented amount of choice with respect to how he or she wanted to proceed in the game. While some look... Read More	Pac-Man Vs. By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 01/24/04 Connectivity -- it's been the subject of debate and criticism against Nintendo ever since E3 2003. Simply put, "connectivity" is the word Nintendo uses to describe connecting the Game Boy Advance with the GameCube for enhanced gameplay. However, Nintendo has received much criticism among gamers and... Read More
Fatal Frame 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/06/04 The survival/horror genre is one that is dominated by <I>Resident Evils</i> and <I>Silent Hills</i>, but among these great games, there are a few unique gems that, while often overlooked, are just as suspenseful and fun to play. One such game was Tecmo's original <I... Read More	Railroad Tycoon 3 By Lawrence Filler \| 12/28/03 Do you miss the days of setting up model railroads in the basement, garage or anywhere you got open space? Do you miss the days of just sitting around relaxing as the trains run their course at whatever pace you decide? Well, miss it no more; Railroad Tycoon 3 is here to solve that problem. Read More
Manhunt By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/28/03 Rockstar is back with their most violent game yet. No, this is not a new version of Grand Theft Auto but Manhunt. In this game, you control James Earl Cash, a deathrow inmate who is put to eath by lethal injection at the beginning of the game. The game starts out with this disturbing scene and by... Read More

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