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from: Midway Games Ltd

November 14, 2008

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Game Party (Wii)

from: Midway Games Ltd

February 15, 2008
What a waste of money! I agree with all the negative comments above - this game is the worst Wii game I have. I can't believe that they would allow a load of American questions on the trivia bit when this is coming to an English market - that has to be one of the most ridiculous decisions ever made. The games are boring and there wasn't one I enjoyed that much. I did try to play it again with friends to see if I liked it any more in a group, but I didn't. Don't buy this - you will regret it. Mine's going on an auction site as soon as I get round to it.

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TNA Impact (PS2)

from: Midway Games Ltd

September 12, 2008
ok so i played a few matches in exhibition before hitting story mode, controls are straightforward, no multiple button fiddling as with smackdown vs raw, that said, the computer tends to reverse charatcer specific moves all the time, no option to turn this off, can get quite annoying especially when you have battered your opponent.

this game is definitely a button basher, found that its more effective to punch n kick strongly then keep trying to pull of slightly more skilled moves, even on easy the computer is fairly relentless with you, good difficulty, does make winning a match more satisfying.

story mode is silly but fun stuff, only a few matches in tho.

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Touchmaster (Nintendo DS)

from: Midway Games Ltd

July 05, 2007
i like this kind of game very much.so i like it a lot! very good to chanllenge myself to a new score!

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TNA Impact (PS3)

from: Midway Games Ltd

September 12, 2008
I was very excited to hear about a TNA game being released and was in total awe with the graphics after reading the reviews in various game magazines. I could not wait to buy this game.

I walked in to my local Gamestation to purchase this. As I was leaving, the cashier said to me 'See you in a few hours.' I wasn't sure what he meant by this and hurried home excitedly.

The PS3 installation took around half an hour. Yes, half an hour! As the game finally loaded I went straight to the exhibition match option. Hang on. Where are all the wrestlers? I was given the option to choose from around ten wrestlers. Yes, ten! I found that to be highly frustrating. So I picked Sting for me and Shark Boy as my whipping boy.

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Unreal Tournament III (PC DVD)

from: Midway Games Ltd

November 23, 2007
This game differs a lot from it's predecessors. As an example, a lot of the game modes from the previous Unreal Tournaments have been simply thrown out which spoils the fun a bit in my opinion. Cutting out game modes like Invasion really dissapointed me when I first ran the game. That being said, the introduction of a different plot made me interested at first. After time though, the fun seemed to wash away as playing the same games on slighty different maps killing the same people over and over gets a little repetitive. Sure. it's great fun for one-offs like if you're bored and looking to kill half an hour but I can't recommend it for constant playing. What happened to Invasion? Sheesh.

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Happy Feet (PS2)

from: Midway Games Ltd

November 24, 2006
This is the type of game you'd buy for a child of about 6 or 7 who likes Penguins.

Much like the film, you play the cute Penguin Mumble, who can't
sing but can tapdance brilliantly, for a penguin. The levels are basic, Dancing, Sleding down a cliff or
swimming, and most levels you have to collect things.
The graphics are pretty good, if a little bit chunky, but
the gameplay could be more varied. ***

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Unreal Tournament 3 (Xbox 360)

from: Midway Games Ltd

July 04, 2008
This game has been slow down so much compaired to the P.C version is so boring to play I enjoyed all the U.T and the best part about it was the pace of the game.

Graphics>not much to write home about reminds me of UT2004-2003 (PC version are 100 times better and thats were I think the screen shoots are from)

Maps> some times a far to big and with the speed of the game slow down it can just about put you to sleep.very old maps used from the first UT and few from 2004

Game>As said befor far to slow and the number of pepole on line very low too friday night no more then 30 must of been on

over all> Bad port from the pc version and slow down far to much and find it very boring.

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Stranglehold (Xbox 360)

from: Midway Games Ltd

September 14, 2007
If you have played the demo then you dont need to get the game. then demo gives you all the best things from the full game.
Perhaps ive been playing games too long, but max pain on the PC was doing this years ago and with much more depth and fun.
core concept is good and the mechanics work fine, (does feel like they just ripped off the max pain engine) but besides some nice settings its like they didnt have a clue what to do to make into a game, shoot 4 things, plant 4 bombs by pressing a, protect these people for 30 mins while endless waves of bad guys come, badly placed spawn points after death require you to trek though the same area again and again, very old fasioned and really really dull.
shooting people in the balls is fun though I will grant you. for a while at ... Read More:

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Unreal Anthology (PC DVD)

from: Midway Games Ltd

November 16, 2006
I'm sure there are plenty of gamers out there who've never played the original Unreal, nor the great Return to na Pali add-on pack. The original Unreal was scandalously overlooked, firstly because it was released close on the heels of Quake 2, and secondly because on it's initial release it was crippled with huge numbers of bugs (this does NOT apply to the Anthology edition, I should point out). However, Unreal featured graphics and sound that were, for it's time, absolutely breathtaking. The first time I played the game I literaly spent 5 minutes staring open-mouthed at the beuty of the SKY. It was that good.

Add in a compelling story, brilliant AI (the Skarj are serious foes), great sound & music and the original Unreal was a truly great game experience. Oh, and as far as I know it ... Read More: