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The second generation of Pokemon titles proved that the monster collecting phenomenon was not just a fad. They broke sales records, and firmly established the series as one of the biggest in the world. They were still however tied to the hardware of the original Game Boy. To say they looked dated is an understatement. These games did have support for the Game Boy Color but we...

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By and large fans of the Suikoden series consider the fourth installment to be one of its big blunders. After experimenting with part three Konami returned more to the roots of the franchise. Unfortunately it felt low budget and was competing against some other heavy hitting releases at the time. I loved it. The game felt like classic Suikoden, but can recognize that it has s...

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The Nintendo DS was the system that brought handhelds out of the gaming ghetto. This is especially funny considering Sony claimed the PSP was going to be the hardware that did so. Technically it’s true.The Nintendo DS after all a response to Sony entering the portable market. The system went on to become one of the best selling of all time. The Nintendo DS dominated in all ma...

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The Nintendo Wii may have been a console focused around unique motion inputs, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t have its fair share of traditional experiences. Today we’re specifically talking about role playing games. You know, RPGs. For the past few generations Nintendo consoles have been lacking in this area. With how big of a hit the Wii was in Japan most expected the conso...

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Let me start this review by first stating that I’m not a fan of the original Mortal Kombat. When it was first release I was swept up in the hype surrounding the on-screen violence. What kid wasn’t? I was left underwhelmed when I actually played it though. Of course that was the Super Nintendo version. This release was marred with input delay and censorship. It might just be t...

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