Music Reviews

Alright...I've just rented Psi-Ops and have gotten to the last chapter of it....but i know enough to write a review. You are Nick Scryer...a Mindgate Psi-Soldier with 6 psychic powers.... *in order of when you get them in the game* telekinesis (lifting/throwing of objects/persons), remote vision (a kind of spy camera mode that lets u explore the areas ahead of you undetected), mind control (lets you control non-psi soldiers and make them do your bidding), pyrokinesis (throws a wall of fire in the direction you're facing) and Aura Vision (lets you see diferences in objects, writing on walls, and alter-dimension creatures invisible to the naked eye). The story starts out with you being captured and brainwashed so you forget how to use your psi powers. Slowly but surely you gain them back as you prevent the General from using mysterious artifacts to ressurect ancient powers. This game is refreshing and I would reccommend it to anyone who likes shooters. Happy Hunting!

Okay I just played this game on a demo in playstation magazine recently an it was awesome. Using pyrokinesis throwing walls of fire, telekinesis levitating objects and people Note: you can stand on top of an object and levitate yourself. Remote viewing where you can see whats ahead of you and think about what to do. Mind drain where you can drain your enemies dry and get more psi {psychic energy to perform your mind powers}. Hint :Aura view is a secret for now but it is rumored that its sort of like Spider- mans spidey sense. Maybe you can detect enemies and get info not able to be viewed with the naked eye. This is rated M for Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, and Strong Language. This game is awesome I'll reccomend it to anyone it is what you can expect from Midway

This is an excellently fun and scathingly challenging shooter that I, personally, cannot wait to see ported to the GBA. It would make a very solid addition to the Game Boy library of any experienncd gamer or fan of shooters. To put it lightly, you must be like me and enjoy excercises in frustration. You will die many, many times before you memorize the enemy patterns and develop the neccesary reflexes to move on to the next stage.

I must disagree with the assertion, however, that this is the best R-type game out there. While this and the original R-Type, certainly makes the top 3, I believe that R-Type Final, with over 10 stages and 100 ships, is a much more well rounded portrait of the series as a whole. It has much more replay value as well. If you can't stand polygonal slowdown, though, R-Type III is certainly a viable choice. A very fun game indeed, if you are a fan of classic shooters or you are just looking for a very challenging GBA game, look no further than R-Type III.

Irem's R-Type series is, without question, the finest space shooter series out there. The game took a basic concept, and completely rewrote the way it was done - and all for the better, too. They say the third time is the charm, but are they right? Read on for my review of R-Type III.

PROS:
-Unlike previous R-Type games, in which the Force Ball that attached to your ship was always the same, this game gives you a choice of three different force units! No two are exactly alike.
-The game will give you a good challenge. If you're looking for a challenge, you've come to the right place.
-There is considerably more variety here than in previous R-Type games.
-The game is much easier to find than its long out of print Super Nintendo counterpart.

CONS:
-The only thing really wrong with this game is the extreme difficulty. The Game Boy's small screen is a contributor to this. Though I actually LIKE being challenged, many gamers don't like hard games, and this may turn them off from even wanting to try the game.

OVERALL:
-If you only buy one R-Type game, the third installment in the classic series is your best bet. Do not pass this game by if you're a fan of side-scrolling space shooters - you'll only be hurting yourself if you do.

This is the shooter that really made a game good..LOTS of excellent 3D action and shooting. This is what the game is supposed to be about anyway. First person games are my favorite and I do not care much for a story but Serious Sam still has a general story and good graphics and sound! Although there are new shooters coming out that have newer graphics systems, this one made what those games are now, whether anyone wants to admit it or not! I never found one bug in these games and I have played them on several computers. I love the Godgames series and always have. I look forward to more from them!

If you like a first person shooter with plenty of shooting, and plenty of wry humor, this is your game. Not quite perfect, but close. With visuals that are at times stunning, and fast paced varied action, this game is both fun and beautiful. And I can't forget the humor. Everything from the plot to the enemies to the sound bites of Sam to the personality of the computer contains well placed humor that works quite nicely. You can tell that the folks who made this gem had fun with it, and they have created a truly fun game. This is a game you just can't miss, and at twelve bucks (as of 10/6/03) you have got to pick it up.

This is a great package - two fun word games! You can challenge your mind by looking for words -- or you can REALLY challenge your mind and play with a timer! Either way, it is fun, and you can make excuses that it is also educational. What more do you want?

What Word looks a bit like boggle, but don't shake the monitor. :-)

You're given a board of 5 rows by 5 columns - 25 letters. Some letters have a brighter glow, making them worth more points - this is a random occurance. On the right panel is a list of words and their point values, below that are the words you must complete before you run out of turns (depending on the number of letters you've used) and below that is a super "what" word that can only be completed by making words with special orange tiles.

Challenging and addictive!

Text Twist is almost like Hangman on steroids. You're given jumbled letters and you try to get as many words as you can. You can click a button to randomly shuffle your letters over and over again to re-order them to see if it stimulates your brain into spotting new words. You can play an untimed mode in which you have to find all possible words, or a timed mode in which you have to find the longest word to survive, and all other words are bonus points.

You can use your mouse, but an easier method is to just type out the word and hit enter. Easy and fun - and a great way to speed up your typing skills!

If you played Wordtris before, but got bored - this is the next level and you won't get burned out!

This is where it all started, from disc 1 to disc 3. Yes they are all seperate games but wow, you are in for an excellent ride. For the closet Indiana Jones and tough girls wanna be, live out that fantasy,without losing life or limb. Find the guides if you can it saves hours of headaches.

This is one of the greatest compilations ever. Three of the best Playstation games in ONE BUNDLE!!! You get Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider II, and Tomb Raider three for less than one of them cost when they were first released! Each game comes in it's own jewel case with it's own instruction booklet. These are exactly the same as the originals, only each disc includes video demos of Chicken Run and Timesplitters. If you already own all three, I wouldn't recommend gettin this set unless you are a collector that wants the cool looking box it comes in. If you like the Tomb Raider series, here is your chance to get all three of the first titles for the price of one.

NOTE: The individual games CAN NOT be returned or sold as a used game to a store. You must either return the whole pacakge or sell the whole package (and yes there is a way to tell the difference between the box set discs and the regular game discs)

This has got to be the best value ever from Leap Frog. You get numbers 1 to 5 with cute visuals that go with each number. The plush is soft and easy to hold or squeeze. My 5 month old neice can't put it down. A must have.

My son has had this toy since about six months. He is now 8 months and he likes to touch and mouth the pieces. He also loves it when I stack it up for him so that he can hear the music. The pieces are vanilla scented and the music is very pleasant and fun. I can't wait to see him learn to stack it on his own.

I will have to like this game. My birthday is March 10th , so the release date is Mar. 18th, so I will get it, don't worry.
Yes, I'm into Barbie, I collect certian dolls and play with certain dolls. Please every Barbie fan should get this game.

The Secret Agent {Barbie} game is tough ok. I've been playing the computer one. First time i beet it but, it's really hard to do certain stuff in the game.
So I bet this one will be tough to like Powerpuff girls Relish Rampage for PS2. I love the Power Puff Girls as well.

"I'm Into Barbie."

Santa gave this game to my 5 year old son. My son loves Batman, so this game was a perfect fit. The graphics are great and very entertaining. There is NO violence of any kind. In order to complete the entire game, you must solve several task which require listening, observation and thinking skills. There are 3 different levels to vary the difficulty of the challenges. However, once you have solved the game, that is it. It is the same everytime. My son's don't seem to mind though, they just play it over and over.

This is awesome cheaply priced game. Its basically "Volfied" a "Qix" sequal that came out in like 1989. In this game you cant ake the offensive against that pesky little Qix! The only downside is there is no password or save level feature.