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5/30/2012

Street Fighter Anniversary Collection Review

Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
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OK, quick summation of what this is: It has two games. One is Hyper SF2, which contains all five incarnations of SF2 rolled into one. The other is SF3: 3rd Strike, which is a separate and unique game that was overlooked by most gamers because of the advent of 3D fighters like Tekken. It also has the Street Fighter animated movie, for what that's worth (not much in my view but you might disagree).

Hyper SF2 is just as excellent and playable as you remember it with only two problems. One, as other reviewers have mentioned, is that the AI opponent is very cheap/hard (and it only uses Super SF2 characters). The other is that most Xbox/PS2 controllers do not handle the special moves well. You're not limited by character version; that is, you can pit Original SF2 Dhalsim against Super SF2 Guile. That's 50+ character variations, and while there's not much difference between them, there are a few minor instances of imbalance.

I really like SF3 because it's unique. The parry system is gutsy and helps remove most imbalances (only Yun and Yang are too fast). The characters are well designed, and the animation is the most fluid out of any 2D fighter ever. Sure, the last boss is too hard, but the single-player is not the selling point of a fighting game.

In both games, I found online play pretty laggy, and had to wait a while to find someone to play, which was disappointing. I think that it's way more fun to bring people together physically to play these games, like they used to gather around the arcade machine.

My only other complaint is that they could have included Street Fighter Alpha here, too, but didn't. The PS2 now has the Alpha Anthology, but for those looking for SF Alpha for Xbox or GameCube, your best bet is Capcom v. SNK 2 (but NOT the crappy Capcom Fighting Evolution).

If you like fighting games, get this one. I recommend also getting the SF Anniversary controller (they're $15 and work great with all fighting games) to maximize the control tightness. Then get your friends over and party like it's 1990.

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A combination of two Classic Fighting Games!Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike and Hyper Street Fighter: 2!

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4/20/2011

Doom 3 Review

Doom 3
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If you're willing to ratchet down the settings to low, you CAN play this game on a newer eMac (1.25 Ghz G4), iBook and possibly the new Mac Mini.I've been playing this on my eMac and aside from having to knock the visuals down a bit (bump mapping can be enabled for better visuals with little overall sacrfice to the frame rate), the game plays very well with an acceptable frame rate and no odd crashes or problems.

An excellent, tense, first person shooter for those who like to take their time and think their way through games.Rather than enduring constant frantic firefights, the player is forced to take a slow approach.The environment and sound effects all serve to heighten the overall sense of tension and dread, and it'snot uncommon to become startled at the sight of movement in the shadows or some loud noise.Excellent atmosphere with plenty here to keep you playing for weeks!

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The ruins of an ancient Martian civilization have unlocked the secrets to teleportation and the UAC will stop at nothing to harness this world-altering technology. As part of a marine detachment sent to protect the facility your duty seemed simple enough until the invasion. Now in an epic clash against pure evil you must fight to understand who is with you who is against you and what must be done to stop this nightmare from reaching Earth. Built on ID's revolutionary new 3D graphics engine DOOM 3 draws you into the most frightening and gripping 3d gaming experience ever created.Features:Never before seen detail with Real-time lighting and shadowsReal-world physics and killer AIBattle in team or Deathmatch-based multiplayer modesSystem Requirements:Operating System: Mac OS X 10.3.6 or later CPU Processor: PowerPC G5 or later CPU Speed: 1.5GHz or faster Memory: 384 MB or higher Hard Disk Space: 2.2GB free disk space Video Card (ATI): Radeon 8500 or better Video Card (NVidia): GeForce FX 5200 or better Video Memory (VRam): 64 MB or higher Media Required: DVD DriveFormat: MAC 10.3.6 OR LATER Genre:ENTERTAINMENT Rating:M - Mature UPC:618870109206 Manufacturer No:10920

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