Circle Of The Moon, a launch title for the Game Boy Advance, is an obvious throwback to the "run-and-jump platform" games of the past. The surprising thing, however, is that the many years since its original 8-bit release has done little to diminish the indelible trademarks of the series.
Tag: Konami
Castlevania: Circle Of The Moon – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Blood, Mild Violence For parents, this game isnt exactly riddled with gratuitous violence, sex, and profanity. However, with all the devilish monsters, the horror theme may be too intense for younger players. If your kid doesnt like scary movies, this may not be […]
Castlevania: Circle Of The Moon – Second Opinion
By now, most Game Boy Advance owners should be comfortable with (or at least accepting of) reliving the past with the majority of releases 'revisioning' or outright porting the biggest hits of generations past. Konami helps this case of initial deja vu in its dark (in tone and luminance) Castlevania: Circle Of The Moon by mixing venerable 16-bit gameplay with an entirely new adventure.
ESPN MLS GameNight – Second Opinion
Ben's review is pretty close to how I feel about this game. As a true soccer fanatic, I truly appreciate the amount of work that has gone into the engine of ESPN MLS GameNight, as it still remains my favorite soccer video game.
ESPN MLS GameNight – Review
Then comes ESPN MLS GameNight—which is basically ISS Pro Evolution with ESPN and MLS (Major League Soccer) licenses slapped onto it. So now not only do you get every MLS team and player represented, but you also get commentary courtesy of ESPN commentators Bob Ley (English) and Luis Tapia (Spanish). Its been a long time coming for the ISS series, but finally there's an official soccer license attached that does justice to its fantastic gameplay.
ESPN MLS GameNight – Consumer Guide
ESPN The Games MLS GameNight lives up to its ISS heritage in every way possible—which is both good and bad. It contains the excellent gameplay and features ISS fans have come to love, but it doesn't correct any of the glaring faults that have become so prevalent in the series—the […]
Silent Scope – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Blood, Animated Violence
Silent Scope – Review
Silent Scope is a port. Nothing more, nothing less. What's more its not a very good one. Based on the arcade game of the same name, it throws you into the role of a sniper for hire. The President and his family have been kidnapped by a generic band of terrorists and it is up to rescue them. Ordinarily, Id jump at the opportunity to play the role of a sniper—many is the time I died in GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark while trying to score nothing but headshots on my targets—but Konamis release is so flawed that I couldn't even enjoy such a base indulgence.
Silent Scope – Second Opinion
What really kills me is that this game could have really opened up some new possibilities in narrative and action. Can you imagine if Silent Scope was based on a similar plot device like the Hitchcock classic "Rear Window?"
Ring of Red – Consumer Guide
According to the ESRB, this game contains: Animated Blood, Animated Violence
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