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Digimon Rumble Arena

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from: Atari

July 12, 2002
Fighting gams come no better than on the PSone. But one of the all time greatest games for the Nintendo was Super Smash Brothers. The newest version of it has been posted onto the the GameCube, and is extremly promising. So when Digimon Rumble Arena turned out to be an interactive Playstation beat 'em up, the game turned out to be worth it's size in gold.
You have nine digimon to battle with and can unlock more by completing the game more than once. The levels provide interactive scenery, allowing players to jump up and down the screen and get power-ups. In the Revolution stage, you can be standing on the floor, then standing on the ceiling, then crashing to earth again. In the garbage disposal level, if you stand on a platform too ... Read More:

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Mortal Kombat Trilogy Value Series

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Midway Games Ltd

January 26, 2001
I recently bought a copy of mortal combat trilogy from this website, after playing it about 4 years ago. I would rate this game THE BEST fighting game EVER. Using an arcade style of fighting but still with all the gore of modern games, mortal combat kicks it opponents. To start off there is 37 charecters (5 unlockable) all with their own signiture fighting moves, weapons and falalities, making this the most satisfying fighting game ever. Not only is the fighting satisfying, but finishing the enemy off by uppercutting them onto a pit of spikes or pulling out their skeleton or maybe just turning into a dragon and biting them in half. No matter how many times you do it, or to what, it will always make you smile. (Just don't attempt!)

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Tenchu: Stealth Assassins

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from: Activision


Despite being a huge admirer of the fourth Tomb Raider game this still remains to be my faveourite PS1 game. Its wonderfull gameplay, original use of stealth and tactics, and its emphasis on patient exploring and atmosphere put it above most other similar games. Add to that a wonderful feeling for the magical, sinister and mystical world of medieval Japan and you have a great package which has not dated, and has not been tarnished by its rather disapointing sequals. It's rare that a video game should have such a haunting and emotionally tense effect on me. The music is often lovely and the sound effects have a strange unearthly feel to them which only adds to the suspense! One I will keep playing.

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Worms - Platinum

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from: Atari


Worms platinum, the origonal first ever version might sound poor but it's pretty amazing. You've still got good wepons such as cluster bomb , basooker, grenade, prod, parachute and about twenty others! I got this game about 8 years ago and have played on it continuesly ever since. This game also has a comedy side to it aswell. Say if a worm throws a grenade, it hits a wall and bounces back at the same worm that threw it, then another worm shouts in a really high voice "stupid". But to sum it up, this game will make anyone laugh from 4 year olds to what ever age. You really should buy this game and you'll be proud that you have!

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Sydney 2000

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from: Eidos

August 25, 2000
I am a very big fan of the Olympics normally, so I had to go and get the new video game on the day it came out, no doubt. Maybe the graphics could be improved a little but apart from that, its a quality game, and i stress the word quality, especially for gameplay.

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Music 2000: Music Creation (PS)

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from: Codemasters


This game is really good cause it gives people who are really into music a chance to create their own music... I am not an enormous music fan but the songs I have made on this game I think are great but the system is complicated and after a few songs you realise thar their aren't that many riffs so you have to make your own.

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Rugrats: Studio Tour

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from: THQ


My 2 young children loved Rugrats when I first bought this game a couple of years ago. However, controlling the characters is just too hard! Even now my 9 year old gets frustrated with it. It has lots of cute levels and some are ok to control, but overall I would say definately avoid buying this for very little ones.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PSone)

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from: Electronic Arts

November 15, 2002
I loved the first Harry Potter game because it has lots of twists and turns. But this game, even though it was fun, just ended too quickly. It was too easy in most parts, except on the part where you travel through the fireplace-sooo frustrating, and the narrator reading out parts of the book was an ok concept in the first Harry Potter game, but it just had too much of it in this game, cutting out some of the best parts of potential gameplay!

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Spider-Man

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Activision

September 15, 2000
This is still the greatest spidey game ever created, even with the free-roaming graphically better games based on the three movies. This game is more closely based on the comics than the movies than any other adaptation and makes the perfect game for any fan of the comics.
The controls are really easy to get to grips with, you'll be swinging from roof-toop to roof-top, beating up bad guys and doing some of that good'ol trademark wallcrawling you hear so much about in no time at all. The storyline is a real mystery/thriller involving spidey being framed, some of his worst enemies teaming up in a vast conspiracy, venom kidnapping mary-jane and a symbiote invasion of new york. If that wasn't good enough you've also got some fantastic level design varying from dizzying roof-tops, ... Read More:

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Breath of Fire IV (PS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Capcom

August 03, 2001
Decent RPGs are few and far between – every gamer knows this and Capcom’s release of this game was very welcome, especially in Europe, where the Final Fantasy’s (as welcome as they are) just aren’t enough for some people’s appetites.

This one won’t be for everyone – the story is quite vast and sets itself up relatively quickly which requires the player to keep track of what is going on.

The story goes that a Princess Elena has disappeared thus requiring here sister, Nina, to go and find her. On this journey, she meets Ryu (which means dragon in Japanese), the protagonist, and they set off on their adventure (Ryu tags along because he has lost his memory). While this is happening the other main character, Fou-Lu, has awoken ... Read More: