Showing posts with label 2004 games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2004 games. Show all posts

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Alien Hominid

This is a very fun, great looking game a very basic side-scroller that's not to be missed. It has it's flaws, and could have benefitted from more power ups, levels and extras, but that's the icing on this already excellent cake.

Rating: 89/100
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Pc-Ps2 Genre Shooter Styles Platform Shooter Developer The Behemoth Publisher O~3 Entertainment Release Date November 16, 2004 Controls Keyboard-Gamepad
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door

PC Genre Role-Playing Styles Third-Person 2D RPG Developer Intelligent Systems Publisher Nintendo Release Date October 11, 2004 Controls Keyboard or Gamepad
Rating: 90/100
review: Great game, a vell needed sequel cuz the first 1 got credited for my favorite 64 game of all time. Great Graphics, great sounded and bg music. Tons of New Badges and partners, what more could you ask for. The one thing i would like more is the level gaining experience ways. They should just use experience points like they did in superstar saga. And it could be a little harder. But its easiness makes it less frustrating and more fun to play. Definitely one of the best rpgs on the cube! Lets hope they make a third one!

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Thief Deadly Shadows

Pc Genre Adventure Styles First-Person Action Adventure Developer Ion Storm Publisher Eidos Interactive Release Date May 25, 2004 Controls Keyboard /Mouse
Rating: 85/100
Review:
Thief III is one of those annoying games which, while fun to play, could (Adventure) have been truly excellent if some (Adventure) glaring faults were fixed. The first of these (Adventure) is that the range of tools (Adventure) available as a thief is a huge step (Thief III) backwards from Thief 2 . Rope arrows (Adventure) are gone, and the climbing gloves that take their place are barely used. The blackjack is now (Adventure) only minimally functional, which is particularly irritating.

The hub system for the city, and (Adventure) the idea of allying with the hammerites and pagans were good, but (Adventure) again more could ahve been done with them, as (Adventure) they ultimately have little impact on the game.

The story is reasonably engaging, and (Thief III) there is the odd excellent level like the Shalebridge Cradle, which does (Adventure) make up for a few shortcomings.

Overall it's a still a fun game, but a bit (Adventure) disappointing for fans of the series.