The Game Archaeologist dials up Phantasy Star Online: The players - Joystiq

The Game Archaeologist dials up Phantasy Star Online: The players Joystiq I was part of the small subset that bought a broadband adapter for my GameCube and enjoyed the extra content, Episodes I & II, on the little 'Cube. Because I am an idiot, I also purchased the game for Xbox and PC, but I never really played either.

Resident Evil: Revelations - review - Pittsburgh Post Gazette

Resident Evil: Revelations - review Pittsburgh Post Gazette Then, the series took a detour from that convolution with Resident Evil 4 for the GameCube, a game that is still widely regarded as the best in the series. Since then, the RE franchise has been more about action than scares. Its most recent chapter, ... and more »

Fan Made Sega Dreamcast Revival Has Me Wishing Sega Still Made Consoles - DeviceMAG

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Fan Made Sega Dreamcast Revival Has Me Wishing Sega Still Made Consoles DeviceMAG Releasing in September of 1999, Sega's console had the stiffest competition, Sony's Playstation 2. Then, Microsoft's Xbox and Nintendo's Gamecube were released shortly after. Sega's console lost momentum quickly and the company decided to discontinue ... and more »

Top 5 PS2 Wins - GoozerNation

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Top 5 PS2 Wins GoozerNation 3) Backwards Compatibility: It seems to be a staple these days, but even then the 360 has limited compatibility, the PS3 took a good chunk of it out, and the newest Wiis neglect to point out that they lost GameCube compatibility.

Soulcalibur V (Xbox 360) Review - GoozerNation

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Soulcalibur V (Xbox 360) Review GoozerNation While we, as a family, owned Soulcalibur II (for the GameCube, of course), I found the game to be little more than a desperate cry for attention, with its exclusive characters for each respective system on the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. and more »

X-List: The Best Neo Geo Pocket Color Games - 2D-X

2D-X	X-List: The Best Neo Geo Pocket Color Games 2D-X Capcom 2. In many ways, I preferred it. Millenium is a calmer, more deliberate game than the jokey craziness of MvC2. Each action has a sticky friction, like the characters' feet are actually sticking to the ground of each arena.