SWAT 3 is right up there with the best tactical shooters, even to this day. It has some of the greatest AI in video games and can be a truly immersive experience.
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Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six 3: Gold Edition, Iron Wrath, & Raven Shield 2.0 Review
Possibly the best tactical shooter to date, Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield offers the ultimate freedom when it comes to planning and execution. A thinking man’s game.
Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry Review
An arena style brawler with simple gameplay and one of the best soundtracks in video games. The dedication to the source material is much appreciated.
Spawn: In the Demon’s Hand Review
This game has a lot of problems and yet it’s the best Spawn game to date. It has some great stuff going on but it’s marred by unbalanced characters and cheap design.
MadWorld Review
An extremely violent and vulgar game, MadWorld strives on its violent gameplay to create a unique and truly hilarious experience. It’s just a shame that the controls often hold it back from being even better.
Todd McFarlane’s Spawn: The Video Game Review
Spawn for the Super Nintendo is pretty bad. It starts out well enough but quickly takes a nosedive into bullshit. There are far better beat ’em up games from the 16-bit era.
Choplifter HD Review
Fly helicopters through various environments rescuing people, shooting enemies, and dodging attacks. Choplifter HD is a repetitive but fun little game that can keep you hooked if you get into it.
Deadstorm Pirates Review
A flawed but fun game and the best in the Time Crisis: Razing Storm collection.
Time Crisis: Razing Storm & Time Crisis 4 Review
Time Crisis: Razing Storm could have been so much more and even combined on the same disk with Time Crisis 4 doesn’t make up for either game’s shortcomings like being extremely short in length. Third game on the disk, Deadstorm Pirates, was reviewed separately.
Shadow Complex Remastered Review
A ”Metroidvania” style game where you explore a large facility and need to obtain weapons and upgrades to progress through previously inaccessible areas. It’s actually quite impressive for what was originally an Xbox Live Arcade game.