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Thief is a sneaky hit
Game Review - Thief: Deadly Shadows

Thief is a sneaky hit

July 21, 2004 Jevon Jenkins

Thief: Deadly Shadows drops you into the world of a master medieval thief like nothing before it.

LAN-tastic mixed playing field
Game Review - NetPassage 26G

LAN-tastic mixed playing field

July 19, 2004 John Breeden II

The NetPassage can help make your next LAN party a little bit easier to manage, especially if you have a mixed wireless and wired playing field.

Kills the Pain, Fast!
Game Review - Painkiller

Kills the Pain, Fast!

July 14, 2004 Greg Crowe

Painkiller is such a well-made shooter that even our anti-shooter puzzle gamer converted after playing.

Adventure Game's Instant Classic
Game Review - Beyond Good & Evil

Adventure Game's Instant Classic

July 12, 2004 Chella Ramanan

Good and Evil is a lot more good than evil. The game really breaks new ground and easily becomes an instant adventure game classic.

Agent 47's Greatest Hits
Game Review - Hitman: Contracts

Agent 47's Greatest Hits

July 7, 2004 Jevon Jenkins

Going with the nostalgia angle, Hitman: Contracts combines some of the classical best assassinations with some new challenges.

Over Arcing RTS
Game Review - Joan of Arc

Over Arcing RTS

July 5, 2004 John Breeden II

Joan of Arc combines the strategy of an RTS with the action of a first person shooter.

Swimmingly good kids fun
Game Review - Barbie Mermaid Adventure

Swimmingly good kids fun

June 28, 2004 Eileen Wooley

Barbie Mermaid Adventure is another excellent title in the beautifully drawn, slightly educational series loved by young girls the world over.

Fun's not Invisible in this War
Game Review - Deus Ex: Invisible War

Fun's not Invisible in this War

June 23, 2004 Chella Ramanan

Although many might argue it is not as good as its predecessor, DeusEx: Invisible War is a lot of fun, and breaks out into the console world too.

Classy Classics
Game Review - Amiga Forever 6.0

Classy Classics

June 16, 2004 John Breeden II

One of the first great gaming computers, the Amiga is back with emulator software so you can play on your PC.

Capitol Crime
Game Review - Beyond the Law: The Third Wave

Capitol Crime

June 14, 2004 John Breeden II

Beyond the Law has you defending the US Capitol and other cities from terrorists. Sound familiar?

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