Chrono Trigger (Android version, 25 hours)

Chrono Trigger is supposedly one of the greatest RPGs of its era, and maybe one of the greatest of all … More

Animal Crossing (Nintendo GameCube, 30 hours)

Animal Crossing is probably the dopiest game that’s ever been made (not counting the sequels). But the dopiness is exactly what’s … More

Mario Kart: Super Circuit (Game Boy Advance, 20 hours)

Nintendo has made a lot of Mario Kart games now. They are in the business of making money, and Mario … More

Sonic Advance 2 (Game Boy Advance, 10 hours)

Sonic Advance 2 is really just more of the same from the original Sonic Advance. There, the review is over, and there’s … More

Sonic Advance (Game Boy Advance, 5 hours)

Hot on the heels of Sega becoming a third party developer (agreeing to develop games for non-Sega hardware), we have Sonic … More

Pinobee: Wings of Adventure (Game Boy Advance, 1 hour)

This is the second game on my blog to receive only one star, the first one being Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater … More

Halo 3 (Xbox 360, 20 hours)

Halo 3 is an important game, though not as significant as the original Halo. It is the last main numbered entry in … More

Halo: Combat Evolved (Xbox, 20 hours)

You need to realize that before Halo, first-person shooters built from the ground up for consoles were hard to find. We … More

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (Xbox, 7.5 hours)

Pandora Tomorrow is probably a better game than the original Splinter Cell. Too bad it’s so short. The whole game … More

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell (Xbox, 10 hours)

The Metal Gear Solid series changed the world of video games by introducing the stealth genre. Instead of mindlessly running … More