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Cops: The Power Of Dull
Game Review - Cops 2170: The Power of Law

Cops: The Power Of Dull

April 13, 2005 Craig Coppola

Cops 2170 has quite a few painful flaws which conspire to forever lock this game away in the "probably don’t want to play" file.

Kills The Pain, Again
Game Review - Painkiller: Battle out of Hell

Kills The Pain, Again

April 11, 2005 Greg Crowe

The sequel expansion pack to Painkiller has got even our puzzle reviewer in a frenzy. Watch that rail gun!

Thanks For The Memories
Game Review - Mind Palace Memory Games 1.0

Thanks For The Memories

April 6, 2005 Jevon Jenkins

Mind Palace Memory Games uses 2,500 year old techniques to strengthen your memory. And besides being useful, it’s also a lot of fun.

Medal Winner
Game Review - Athens 2004

Medal Winner

March 30, 2005 Jevon Jenkins

Athens 2004 may have shipped a bit late for the Olympics, but the game does a great job of capturing the spirit of the games.

Moving to Checkmate
Game Review - Chessmaster 10th Edition

Moving to Checkmate

March 28, 2005 Greg Crowe

We pit Chessmaster and Fritz 8 head to head in a battle over one of the oldest, and most famous, games in the world.

Zoo Station
Game Review - Zoo Tycoon 2

Zoo Station

March 21, 2005 Nate Wooley

One of the most rewarding and fun simulations to come out in years, Zoo Tycoon 2 offers all the excitement of the zoo without the bad smells.

Force Power Squared
Game Review - Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords

Force Power Squared

March 16, 2005 John Breeden II

Knights of the Old Republic II comes to the PC after a successful run on the Xbox. This is without a doubt one of the best titles LucasArts has ever fielded.

What’s Your Poison?
Game Review - Psychotoxic

What’s Your Poison?

March 9, 2005 Jeff Criscito

Psychotoxic is combines traditional first person shooter elements with a lot of unique abilities, like invading people’s dreams.

Make the Jump!
Game Review - Star Wars Galaxies: Jump to Lightspeed

Make the Jump!

March 7, 2005 John Breeden II

Star Wars Galaxies expands with an addition to their massively multiplayer game that will have you blasting enemy ships Han Solo style.

Was that five clicks or six, punk?
Game Review - PistolMouse FPS

Was that five clicks or six, punk?

February 28, 2005 Todd Hargosh

The PistolMouse from Monster Gecko looks, not surprisingly, like a pistol. What is surprising is how well it handles, and how much more fun it makes shooters.

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