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Championship Manager 2007 (PC CD)

from: Eidos

October 12, 2006
a great game when you start but after a few seasons you can get bored and fed up as many of the players are unknown to everyone so you end up spending more money on scouts than the players. the actual matches are very good as you can change the game speed and what part of the game you want to watch but the graphics are awful with coloured circles representing players. this game overall is well worth it due to its realistic features but i wouldnt spend over £20 on it as it will only entertain you for a year or so and no longer unless you are very dedicated (and or (possibly)have no social life)but a good game overall.

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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (PC CD)

from: Eidos

November 24, 2006
After playing this game a couple of times one thing that gets really annoying about it is the choice of Avatars you have to make to represent yourself. The game would be better off without them as they are only an annoyance after a few minutes, making the game seem childish.
One big difference from the TV game is that you don't seem to have the option of taking the cash at a certain level - it keeps going till you get knocked out. The Avatars are the only real gripe with this game though

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Conflict: Desert Storm (PS2)

from: Eidos

September 13, 2002
Ok, so first you start on the main menu.
Which is preety easy to understand, and straight forwards... and none of those complicated menus, that you can't find anything.

Then you start the game; loading times are ok, not the fastest... but you don't feel fustrated by the wait.

The tutorial mode is also great, it's not boring like a lot of game tutorials out there.
This one, you even come to laugh with the way that the major talks to you.

But the controls are so easy, that you don't even need to do the tutorial.
Do it anyway, just for a laugh.

You start the campaign, and you are quickly drawn into the magnificent graphycs, and the environment.

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Conflict: Desert Storm II (PS2)

from: Eidos

September 19, 2003
i have completed this game and it is great. the controls are easy once you get the hang of them which isnt long and the missions are very varied, from escaping prision to tracking down the big guns, i may not be the most experienced gamer but it is a good game and i would reconend it to anyone. the only disappiontments are firstly its lengh, when i completed it i was suprised it was already over, the trouble is you cant put it down. you can choose between two different groups with little difference, all in all i enjoyed it and hope you do if you get it

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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (PSP)

from: Eidos

December 01, 2006
i have completed this game and it is great. the controls are easy once you get the hang of them which isnt long and the missions are very varied, from escaping prision to tracking down the big guns, i may not be the most experienced gamer but it is a good game and i would reconend it to anyone. the only disappiontments are firstly its lengh, when i completed it i was suprised it was already over, the trouble is you cant put it down. you can choose between two different groups with little difference, all in all i enjoyed it and hope you do if you get it

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ShellShock: Nam '67 (PS2)

from: Eidos

September 03, 2004
Quite graphic in places. Bullets will send arms and heads flying in all directions as you blaze away with M16 and grande launchers.

Whilst not fast paced stuff, the action scenes and story are good.

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Futurama (PS2)

from: Eidos

August 01, 2003
I think that Futurama is a VERY enjoyable game, it does have its flaws such as somtimes the camera angle won't move to where you want it, but overall I think this is a very good game. Definately worth 4 stars!

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Dino Master (Nintendo DS)

from: Eidos

June 28, 2007
I think that Futurama is a VERY enjoyable game, it does have its flaws such as somtimes the camera angle won't move to where you want it, but overall I think this is a very good game. Definately worth 4 stars!

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Tom and Jerry (Nintendo DS)

from: Eidos

December 01, 2006
Found this very tedious and repetitive. Not something that will be staying in my collection for long that's for sure.

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Tomb Raider III

from: Eidos


This game is a truly spectacular adventure leaving little room to complain. Its most distinguishing quality embodies the huge diversity of backgrounds that the levels encompass. These range from the lush forests of India, the enigmatic urban locale of London, the exotic finesse of Pacific Islands, the barren yet awe-inspiring canyons of Nevada Desert, the dubious A.I operations of Area 51, an exhilarating climax within the icy wastes of the Antarctic, a secret quad bike track in Lara's humble abode and an inconspicuous secret level: 'All Hallows' that can be unlocked should you obtain all of the in-game secrets.

The level mechanics are well thought out, involving some inventive and challenging puzzles that only the most intrepid of Tomb Raider ... Read More: