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Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PS2)

from: Konami

May 11, 2007
Fifa not on the same planet. P r o E v o I s K i n g

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Enthusia Professional Racing (PS2)

from: Konami

May 06, 2005
Unfortunately, Enthusia Professional Racing seems to have been severely overlooked on the PS2.

In terms of format, it's very similar to Gran Turismo 4. There are many cars in GT4 that are present in Enthusia but likewise, there are many cars in Enthusia which are missing from GT4 (I know, it's quite hard to believe!) In terms of quantity, Enthusia does not deliver the same amount of cars as GT4 but then, what racing game does?? However, I think you'd agree that 211 cars from about 50 manufacturers is plenty enough for most people :-)

In terms of courses, there are a good selection, although the majority of them are fantasy courses which have been created by the programmers at Konami (only Nurburgring and Tsukuba are real ... Read More:

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Pro Evolution Soccer 5 Platinum (PS2)

from: Konami

May 12, 2006
I used to be a fan of Fifa series but i got a bit fed up and decided to try the pro evo series . I've been a Fan of the series ever since until this one, The AI does some really strange things such as your passes seem to go to the wrong players etc, I know it supposed to be realistic so i don't mind when some passes go astray but the amount of times I've been in good positions and my player passes to completely the wrong player became a bit of a joke. Also that no matter which player you are using for example Craig bellamy (even with speedburst) can't outrun some of the slowest defenders in the premiership. Part of the reason i like pro evo was purely because it felt real and basically if you played poorly against the computer you would lose, if you ... Read More:

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Yu-Gi-Oh-Power of Chaos-Yugi the Destiny (PC)

from: Konami

April 16, 2004
an amatuer could make this game.
its boring,repetative and dull,no animtions,lousy music and yugi only says 3 things,that after a while,made you regret buying the game in the first place.
its only advantage is that its alright if you only want the basics and its userally low price.

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Steel Horizon (Nintendo DS)

from: Konami

November 23, 2007
Steel horizon is a gr8 turn based naval strategy game, if that is the sort of thing you like. I am on mission 3 or 4 and I am hooked already. you can controll ports and create air craft carriers and other things. I won't go on and on about how good it is,altho I could, because it takes 2 long to read. the missions are quite long and you may have to come back to it another time but i'm ok with that. over all, a good game. Worth the money!

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Silent Scope Complete (Xbox)

from: Konami

March 19, 2004
Just been playing Silent Scope Complete, amazing fun, even better than House of the Dead 3, there is so much in it, been reading how some people have had trouble with certain light guns, just to let you know i tried it with a Play-On light gun works 100%, when calibrated properly, just like being in the arcade...

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Dancing Stage Disney Mix

from: Konami

August 23, 2002
We have Dancing Stage Fever and Euromix but my children (5 and 7) just couldnt manage them and got fed up with all the booing and failing so I tried this Disney one and it has been a great success. The 5 year old loves it and is progressing to level 2 on some of the songs. Also while the word 'boo' appears on the screen there are no crowd booing sound effects. There is also a free play option where they can dance the whole song without failing at all. I would definitely recommend it for small kids just starting off with a dance mat.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Xbox)

from: Konami

April 16, 2004
I have played a demo on TMNT's on the X-box and this is truley an amazing game it sucks you down the sewer and fighting the Foot along with the evil Lord Sheader.
Cartoon graphics are great and what I have seen so far the game play is top noch!
The only pitty is that it is taking twice as long to come out on the X-Box!
Over all ring this one on your calander its going to be one SHELL of a ride!

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Melee (PS2)

from: Konami

October 14, 2005
I bought "Mutant Melee" because I wanted a cheap Ninja Turtles game to give me some nostalgic thrills, and, to a certain point, you get this in this game. Based on the recent (2003 onwards) cartoon series, Melee sees you play as one of the many Turtles characters through a series of challenges, or, if you choose to go for the multiplayer melee mode, you can play mini-games or just kick the shell out of each other.

In terms of graphics, this game is pretty good by PS2 standards. I actually think the characters look great in their cell-shaded 3D forms, and the backgrounds aren't bad either, even if the camera angle is static, and sometimes pulls out too far to allow you to see what you're doing.

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Yu-Gi-Oh! Reshef of Destruction (GBA)

from: Konami

August 13, 2004
Those who have watched the cartoon or played the previous games should get plenty of enjoyment out of this game. It features pretty much all the cards that you will have seen in the original series (but misses out on some cards like 'polymerisation'). The time it takes to increase your dueling level and deck capacity can take a while but there are a good mix of duelists you can challenge that get harder as the game progresses.

The superior/inferior rule regarding the elements makes the game more of a challenge, but some of the spell cards like 'change of heart' are extremely frustrating. You end up just continually stealing eachothers monsters and cancelling eachother out. The Egyptian God cards are the only cards you can play without being affected. ... Read More: