Part 11: www.youtube.com This is part 10 of the Action 52 review, where I review City of Doom, Bits and Pieces, Beeps and Blips, Manchester and Boss. Let me just ask you one question: which one of these games are good? Yeah, not a single fucking one!
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Part 10: www.youtube.com Part 9 of the Action 52 review, yeah, it’s a pretty damn long review!! In part 9 I play Storm over the Desert, Mash Man, They Came, Lazer League and Billy Bob. Errr…yaaaayyy!
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Review Part 2 of 3: Classic Game Room was the FIRST classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999. Returning in 2008 with new episodes, Classic Game Room breaks out a review of TIMESPLITTERS: FUTURE PERFECT for the Playstation 2 PS2 video game system. Time Splitters is an amazing series of first person shooters FPS designed by Free Radical. TS Future Perfect is the third in the series and possibly the best. You play as Cortez sent from the future to the past, then present, and future, back to the past, and future, and you get the idea. It’s an awesome game for shooting game fans who want a fun story and great action. Originally Timesplitters had an amazing online function but it was cancelled and discontinued a few months ago and is no longer hosted on the servers (which SUCKS). CGRHD is eagery awaiting a new Timesplitters on the Playstation 3 PS3 or Xbox 360. We demand Timesplitters 4!! MAKE IT FASTER. I think Free Radical is making that game HAZE and we’re getting that as soon as possible, but Timesplitters is what we want around here. I want to play as Robofish and shoot Ninja Monkey and Mr. Giggles and the Gingerbread Man. TSFP also came out on the Xbox. Be sure to watch the original Classic Game Room episodes. Classic Game Room was the original classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999-2000, now on DVD. The HD series is reviewing PS3, PS2, Genesis, NES, Atari and Xbox 360. XBLA. videos review review show funny design level mapmaker make your own …

Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow video feature on the top 20 Super NES games of all-time. The Super Nintendo Entertainment System turns 20 years old this month, and to celebrate the birthday of arguably the greatest game console of all time, CGRundertow is taking a look at the system’s 20 greatest games. It’s 20 classics in 20 years! Part one of this four part feature covers games 20 to 16. This video feature features video gameplay footage of the Super NES games Super Punch Out!!, Super Street Fighter II, Turtles in Time, ActRaiser and F-Zero and audio commentary from Classic Game Room’s Derek and Kevin. Check out more reviews from Classic Game Room at www.YouTube.com www.YouTube.com and www.YouTube.com For the latest trailers, visit www.YouTube.com Get more Classic Game Room on Facebook at www.facebook.com and at www.ClassicGameRoom.com.

A video review / walkthrough / showoff video of Mega Man 6 (NES), with retrospective audio commentary. Part 3 of 6: Centaur Man and Tomahawk Man. Highlights include some truly awful puns, excessive playfulness, spectacular precision, a musical interlude, thoughtful explanations, slick video editing, the mighty return of everyone’s favorite sound clip, musings on the graphics, philosophizing about E-Tanks, an unusually helpful Flip-Top, briefly speaking like a cowboy, and some fine boss battles.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Nintendo 3DS: www.amazon.com Mortal Kombat: www.amazon.com PlayStation Vita: www.amazon.com Infamous 2: www.amazon.com Elder Scrolls Skyrim: www.amazon.com Uncharted 3: www.amazon.com Portal 2: www.amazon.com Nintendo DS Lite: www.amazon.com DSi XL: www.amazon.com PS3 Controller: www.amazon.com Mass Effect 3 Collector’s Edition: www.amazon.com Click any link to purchase the games and accessories on amazon. Check the descriptions of my videos often as I will be providing new amazon deals on videogames and gaming equipment often. Firehouse Rescue is a fireman simulator without any actual fires, like Call of Duty Black Ops without any actual soldiers. Although the game is geared toward younger children, the difficulty is inconsistent. The early levels are easier than getting into Snooki’s pants and the later levels have a timer in the maze portions which add a challenge for children but add no consequences in the actual rescue portion, turning that half of the game into nothing more than an interactive cut scene where your skill does not affect the final outcome. Although it’s a game for children, it is of poor quality and thus an awful Nintendo game. And the noises….oh the damn engine noise…Turn it off…TURN IT OFF!!! Disclaimer: Unlike Shane Dawson, smosh, barely political, Fred, realannoyingorange, shaytards, MichellePhan, nigahiga, raywilliamjohnson, sxephil, kevjumba, what the buck, MysteryGuitarMan…*inhale* makemebad35, BrittaniLouiseTaylor, juicystar07 …

A video review / walkthrough / showoff video of Mega Man 5 (NES), with retrospective audio commentary. Part 2 of 8: Stone Man and Napalm Man. Highlights include many amusing and impressive ways to obliterate baby Hard Hats, a clarification about a potentially erroneous statement that was made in the previous video, more unnecessary risks, firing in the wrong direction multiple times, an incredibly unfortunate waste of an item, surgically precise eradication of a jungle’s robo-tiger population, a demonstration of how Power Stone is the most useless weapon in the game, and some brilliantly clean boss fights.

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Video Rating: 4 / 5

AWFUL GAMES will return very soon, but first is a review dedicated to everyone in Japan who suffered and died in the recent earthquake and tsunami. Today I’m gonna review all 5 Super Sentai games released only in Japan (obviously because Americans have Power Rangers instead), including a re-review of an old game: -Chojin Sentai Jetman (Famicom – 1991) -Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger (Famicom – 1992) -Gekisou Sentai Carranger: Zenkai! Racer Senshi (Super Famicom: SuFami Turbo – 1996) -Hyakuju Sentai Gaoranger (PlayStation – 2001) -Ninpu Sentai Hurricanger (PlayStation – 2002) I also did this review to celebrate both the 35th Anniversary of Super Sentai and the upcoming Wii game Super Sentai Battle: Ranger Cross, which will be the sixth Sentai game released on home consoles (not counting Super Sentai Battle: Dice-O since that was an Arcade game). You may or may not agree with my opinions on some of these games and that’s ok, but remember, this review is coming from a long time fan, so I have my criticisms. Next review will indeed be the return of AWFUL GAMES, but I’m gonna wait ’til I reach 4000 subscribers because I’m almost there. Anyway, hope you enjoy! For more info on Sentai, check here: www.supersentai.com en.wikipedia.org Watch episodes online: supersentaiplanet.webs.com www.hinotori-fansubs.com www.tvnihon.com _________________________________________ Blog: allierx.blogspot.com “Like” AllieRX on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow AllieRX on Twitter: twitter.com

Through a series of experiments, we see what kinds of abuse NES cartridges can take. Download JOT’s cover of the password screen from Mega Man 3 (psst it’s the song in the credits) here: www.4shared.com

Some great iOS games to spark your iPad, including Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery, Hunters HD, and Shadow Era. Alex, Dan, and Jeff picks out some mist-play games games for the iOS that finally prove, beyond a Shadow Era of a doubt, that the iPad is a great gaming platform. Be sure to come back tomorrow for our review of The Killing!

The Sansa Clip+ is the second generation Clip adding microSD support along with more polish in the UP and build quality. For the full review please visit anythingbutipod.com