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Tomb Raider 2 - Platinum

from: Eidos


I bought Tomb Raider 1 on PC yeeeeaaaars ago, and because i had xp, it didnt work well.
Then I bought this and was soo happy!
Lara's home is at its best in Tomb Raider 2, (TR 3 is boring) and the assault course is cool!
The wall of china level is a classic TR level, great for using all techniqques like diving, shooting, killing and so on.
The venice levels are great too, the first level is actually quite difficult, but dont be tempted to use a level cheat, i did and i regret it! The speed boat you can use in Venice is good to, and at the end of the first Venice level there is a neat peice of puzzzling to work out! The opera house level is very hard but also very good!
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Chili Con Carnage (PSP)

from: Eidos

February 16, 2007
This game was one of the reasons I bought the PSP slim for. The gameplay was brilliant and I really enjoyed what I have seen so far of the game. There is however one major flaw for me and that is I couldn't get beyond level 2-1. After defeating the mad `Mama' with her demented chickens I saved the game and switched it off for the night. The next night I switched the PSP back on and loaded up the game only to find that when the load indicator reached half way it stopped loading and then the whole PSP switched itself off. After several attempts the same thing happened, so I ordered a second copy of the game from a different store. With the same results. I then tried my friends PSP, which is one of the old style systems, and it worked fine. ... Read More:

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Justice League Heroes (Xbox)

from: Eidos

November 24, 2006
This game was one of the reasons I bought the PSP slim for. The gameplay was brilliant and I really enjoyed what I have seen so far of the game. There is however one major flaw for me and that is I couldn't get beyond level 2-1. After defeating the mad `Mama' with her demented chickens I saved the game and switched it off for the night. The next night I switched the PSP back on and loaded up the game only to find that when the load indicator reached half way it stopped loading and then the whole PSP switched itself off. After several attempts the same thing happened, so I ordered a second copy of the game from a different store. With the same results. I then tried my friends PSP, which is one of the old style systems, and it worked fine. ... Read More:

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Backyard Wrestling: Don't Try This at Home (PS2)

from: Eidos

November 14, 2003
this game is something that looks attractive from the outset but the game play is shocking. th only good things are:
1)Settings can provoke different attacks from things like irish whips.
2)Finishing moves look quite spectacular and the graphics look good then.

but for these are the only plus points.apart from that it is shocking as basically once you put a move in you win because it is almost impossible to reverse anything. No contrast in the matches and playing multiplayer is pointless because the winner is just the person who puts the first move in. Although it looks tempting and harmless fun it isn't SO DON'T BUY IT!!

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Hitman 2: Silent Assassin (Xbox Classics)

from: Eidos

October 10, 2003
What can make a game is atmosphere. It can have cool guns and suave moves but atmosphere is something that is under-appreciated. The Hitman games, especially Hitman 2, is drenched in atmosphere. It's settings wherein you play the levels are simply amazing.

Hitman 2 revolves around a clone who works in the profession of "cleaning" but, after the bloodbath of the original game, Hitman: Codename 47, our hero, 47, is now religious and lives alone in a church with a priest in Sicily. Wanting to lure him from his lair to show off his skills, a Russian crime lord hires a group of Sicilians to kidnap the priest. This takes you into the first level of the game, "Anathema", a powerful opening level as you stalk around the mansion of the Mafia ... Read More:

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Rogue Trooper (PS2)

from: Eidos

April 21, 2006
Rogue Trooper won't take you long to complete, but it's a great ride getting there and you'll be replaying quickly without a doubt.
This is a third-person sci-fi shooter which bases it's gameplay heavily on use of cover and the various futuristic weapons available. The cover system is very responsive and when you look at it in context well ahead of it's time, you'll duck down behind cover, pop up and take a few shots or throw a grenade, then pop back down before you get killed, there's enough health to let you deal some damage but not enough to sustain persistent run-and-gun tactics. You're always outnumbered and you're enemies will utilize cover in much the same way, gun battles are very intense and it's easy to get really sucked into them.
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Commandos 3: Destination Berlin (PC)

from: Eidos

October 24, 2003
Commandos 3: Destination Berlin was the latest instalment in the Commandos series, I had hoped that this game would be as good as the other titles but sadly I was disappointed with this title, this was given to me as a birthday present a few years ago. The game is good and the graphics are very smooth and clear, but my grievance is the lack of levels, as there are only four levels and I'd completed the game within two days. Good attempt but it just wasn't what I was expecting!

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Jumper (Xbox 360)

from: Eidos

February 22, 2008
this game is rubbish i dont even know why i rated it five stars lol

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The Italian Job: LA Heist (PS2)

from: Eidos

September 12, 2003
A brilliant game with loads of unlockables and lots of different modes. Will last months!

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Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen 2

from: Eidos

March 28, 2002
Blood Omen 2 has to be one of the finest action/adventure games on the PS2; from it's absolutely gorgeous gothic environments, eerie soundtrack, in-depth and compelling storyline and the best voice acting ever in a video game.

Arguably, the advantage that BO2 has over the Soul Reaver games is its linear layout; i.e; starting at the beginning of a level and moving forward to the end; anywhere you're not supposed to go it won't let you, so you never get lost.

The puzzles are quite challenging, but never tedious and the combat is excellent fun. Having to constantly drink the blood of both the enemies and townsfolk to survive adds an interesting challenge to the game, in a similar fashion to Raziel's Soul Devouring in the Soul Reaver games. ... Read More: