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Disgaea: Hour of Darkness

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from: Atlus

September 02, 2008
This game is so much fun.

It also has high replay value

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Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

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from: Square Enix

June 15, 2006
This is a riviting, fun game. Challenging and hard to put down once you starts. Time just slips by. Thoroughly enjoy it. I wish they would make more of this type of games for the older systems.

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Star Wars Battlefront

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from: Lucas Arts Entertainment

June 15, 2006
Playing this game made me want to watch the films, rather than continue with the game. I don't have internet access at home, hence no ability to play the multiplayer section, so that may explain why I didn't cotton to it. From the single player perceptive, this game would have been great fun if it played more like Call of Duty. Battlefront doesn't have characters with any depth at all. You don't feel like you're part of anything. Battles last only a few minutes -- sometimes, as I ran to the front the battle ended before I even fired a shot. Fix these items in future games, and it may be captivating. On the good side, it has the Star Wars feel, and you can play both the rebel and imperial sides. Lots of weapons, vehicles, etc. I'm new at playing this kind ... Read More:

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Radiata Stories

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from: Square Enix

September 08, 2006
this game i think could have been much better if it wasn't filled with non stop lame sounds. like the kind you hear on the radio sometimes. and if the charecters weren't really lame and child like i mean your main guy is suppose to be the son of the greatest knight and he acts like a little girl. this game is definately targeted for younger audiences which is wierd why they gave it a teen rating. Also the combat was really lame, it was one button and if you hit a guy enough times you could do a power hit... yeah super exciting, but it was really boring and the whole game looks really cartoonish, like kingdom hearts... another bad game if you ask me who thought it would be could to put final fantasy and disney together?

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Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga

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from: Atlus Software

April 07, 2005
This game is good fun- its an intriguing world and rather good looking even though the story is a little predictable and the battle system can get a bit tedious- but THIS GAME IS NOT WORTH $100 in fact i would not be willing to spend more than $30ish on it THESE PRICES ARE OUT OF CONTROL

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Dance Dance Revolution Supernova

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from: Konami

September 26, 2006
This game is good fun- its an intriguing world and rather good looking even though the story is a little predictable and the battle system can get a bit tedious- but THIS GAME IS NOT WORTH $100 in fact i would not be willing to spend more than $30ish on it THESE PRICES ARE OUT OF CONTROL

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2008

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from: Konami

March 11, 2008
Really interesting

like the one before but with more dribble, and recquire more precision when shouting or giving the ball to another player.

really cool game.

For beginners. You'd better play on beginner mode first...

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Thrillville: Off The Rails (PS2)

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from: Lucas Arts Entertainment

October 16, 2007
This is an awesome game for PS2! I recommend it! Hours of non-stop fun!

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Yu-Gi-Oh GX: The Beginning of Destiny

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from: Konami

January 09, 2008
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Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: The Beginning of Destiny is, as hard is it may be to believe, the first Yu-Gi-Oh! game to come out for the PS2 that depicts the actual TCG. The other two games for this system, Duelists of the Rose and Capsule Monster Coliseum, while having the Yu-Gi-Oh! name, weren't in the form of a trading card game. In fact, Duelists of the Rose was a turn-based strategy game that could very well have not had this license attached and Capsule Monster Coliseum dealt with the spin-off miniseries and the game played in those episodes.
Everything about this game hearks to the recent PSP Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Tag Force line of games. Visually, The Beginning of Destiny has the same style both in-duel and out. Characters appear as big-headed, chibi-style ... Read More:

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Tetris Worlds

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from: THQ

March 20, 2002
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Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: The Beginning of Destiny is, as hard is it may be to believe, the first Yu-Gi-Oh! game to come out for the PS2 that depicts the actual TCG. The other two games for this system, Duelists of the Rose and Capsule Monster Coliseum, while having the Yu-Gi-Oh! name, weren't in the form of a trading card game. In fact, Duelists of the Rose was a turn-based strategy game that could very well have not had this license attached and Capsule Monster Coliseum dealt with the spin-off miniseries and the game played in those episodes.
Everything about this game hearks to the recent PSP Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Tag Force line of games. Visually, The Beginning of Destiny has the same style both in-duel and out. Characters appear as big-headed, chibi-style ... Read More: