A once-great helicopter combat sim is still pretty good, if you don't mind the déjà vu.
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International Cricket Captain III continues much in the same vein as the last entry in the series, with incremental changes to player statistics to ensure it remains more cricket simulator than sports action game.
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No budget and no new ideas make Gods a less than enthralling action RPG, even with its Penthouse Pet star.
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It's a second-verse-same-as-the-first stand-alone expansion that adds seafaring jobs but fails to correct any of the issues of the original game.
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Beyond the Sword is a great expansion pack with a lot to offer for Civ fans.
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The PC version of GRAW 2 is custom-built for the platform, and it's so difficult that it appears to have been custom-built for masochists, as well.
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Marvel TCG isn't too bad as far as digital trading-card games go, but it's unlikely to convert anyone not already invested in TCGs.
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Speed and crazy difficulty make this Rainbow Six rip-off with a British accent immensely frustrating.
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Call for Heroes is yet another poorly made Diablo clone crawling its way onto the budget shelf.
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Puzzle problems and a terrible interface land Dead Reefs on the rocks.
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The video game version of Order of the Phoenix captures none of the magic in the Harry Potter books or films.
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Ratatouille is a sufficient, if unfulfilling, platformer.
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Hospital Tycoon tries to inject a bit of drama into its by-the-numbers tycoon game formula, but ultimately ends up dead on the operating table.
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The pure joy of commanding a small army of malicious minions more than makes up for Overlord's minor shortcomings.
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Lost Planet's strong single-player campaign stands out, in spite of buggy online functionality and other missteps.
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