Showing posts with label classic game. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic game. Show all posts

4/24/2012

Ultimate RPG Archives Review

Ultimate RPG Archives
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These are indeed old games, and as such, they don't look anywhere near as good as newer games. However, there are a bunch of classics here that should be experienced by any fan of PC gaming. If you love getting immersed inside a virtual world, practically all these games will deliver the goods. And printed manuals? Almost unheard of these days! If you are a true fan and don't mind tweaking your system a bit to get them running, there are hundreds of hours of fun to be had with this massive collection.

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8/26/2011

Doom Collector's Edition Review

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This set contains the best computer games ever made, DOOM, Ultimate Doom, Final Doom and Doom II what else could you want, all in one package with a great price!!

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DOOM Collector's Edition brings together the classic shooter action of the DOOM games. Relive the beginnings of first-person shooter action in Ultimate DOOM, where you'll navigate a radioactive moonbase and blow away demonic aliens. In DOOM II, the aliens have reached Earth, leaving millions dead. Pick up your guns again and fight them off. Then close off the incredible, blood-spattered story in Final DOOM.

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8/02/2011

Super Street Fighter II Review

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Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, released for the SNES in 1994, is the sequel to SF II Turbo: Hyper Fighting. After the success of the previous SF2 games, Capcom wasn't about to release Street Fighter III yet. Instead it tweaked the cast of the previous games a bit, gave them a variety of new coloured outfits and introduced four new fighters: Cammy (a British intelligence officer), T. Hawk (a massive red Indian), Fei Long (a Bruce Lee look and act-alike, probably the answer to Mortal Kombat's Liu Kang...) and Dee Jay (a crazy jamaican full-contact fighter). Considering all this, the game has to be even better than SF2 Turbo, right? That's not quite the case though...
I understand that the arcade game changed the way it sounds from its predecessors by using new "Q sound" technology. Probably due to this, the sound effects and music quality in the SNES conversion is quite poor. I never realised that audio actually plays an important part in fighting games till I played this...especially since I played SF2 Turbo before. The energetic, deep voice of the announcer of Turbo is gone. It is replaced by a boring and clumsy-sounding voice. It is great that the characters sound different from each other this time around, but some character voices are pretty lame, especially the K.O. sounds made by M.Bison (Vega in Japan) and Guile. And don't even get me started on the "Sonic Boom" voice of Guile or the "Tiger Uppercut" voice of Sagat or the "Hadoken" voice of Ken. Very lame, indeed. The background music is okay, but lacks the quality of Turbo by a wide margin.
Then to the graphics. Again, must be the fact that the "Ryu Intro" took up too much memory. The visuals are dull and are almost Sega Genesis quality. However the new backgrounds are pretty decent to look at. Moving onto the gameplay. The ability to play in turbo speed is gone. It's back to three-star speed again. Playing it in anything less than that is a horrible experience. The original cast have their moves either improved or weakened or new moves gained. For example, Ken has gained a flaming dragon punch, whereas Ryu's hurricane kick is severely weakened. Guile has lost the ability to connect twice with his flash kick, as has Sagat with his close-up fierce kick. Among the new characters, Fei Long and Cammy are interesting, Dee Jay is awkward but powerful and T. Hawk is a clumsy, Zangief-ish wrestler with some style. To freshen things up there are various modes in the game, including super battle, versus battle, group battle, tournament and time challenge, plus new endings for some of the original cast.
Overall it seems Super SF2 is quite a solid game which will satisfy Street Fighter fans without a doubt, and is more enjoyable than many of the other SNES fighting games, but lacks the long-lasting appeal of its predecessors due to the average visual and audio quality.

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5/06/2011

Theme Hospital Review

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Theme Hospital, released in 1997 by Bullfrog, is a relatively simple but addictively fun game that truly stands the test of time.It puts you in complete control of a series of hospitals, working your way up from one larger institution to another.The job gets harder as you move up the ladder, as greater crises and burdens lie in wait to bring you down.It all starts fairly simple.At your first hospital, you just need to set up a general practitioner's office or two, a general diagnostics room, a pharmacy, a psychiatric office, and get your researchers working on new diseases and ways to go about combating them.You've got to hire doctors, nurses, handymen, and a receptionist - and you get a wide range of folks to choose from.Will you pay top dollar for the efficient GP's and specialists, or will you settle for abrasive, lazy types who smell of cabbage?Cure enough patients, make enough money, and establish a good enough reputation, and job offers for bigger and better assignments will come your way.

As you progress, you'll get access to an assortment of fancy diagnostic equipment and treatment clinics.For those hard-to-diagnose cases, there are X-ray rooms, cardiology exams, high-dollar scanners, and the like, and before long you're even ready to build an operating theater and put scalpels in the hands of those crazy doctors of yours.As for the diseases and conditions, they aren't your typical fare: alongside gastrointestinal-type ailments such as the squibs, you have folks with Elvis Complex (who do indeed show up in Elvis leisure suits), invisibility, Bloaty Head (just pop their head and reinflate it), Slack Tongue (chop chop), Baldness (wait'll you see how to cure that), and an assortment of silly afflictions.Of course, you have your basic fractures and uncommon cold cases, as well.Each condition is more funny than serious (especially in terms of how it is contracted), but keeping your hospital up and working efficiently gets to be pretty serious when you've got patients queued up in the aisles, tired doctors recuperating in the staff lounge, diagnostic machines temporarily down for repair, emergencies bringing in a number of new patients who must be cured quickly if your reputation isn't to suffer, earthquakes shaking things up, and epidemics popping up and wreaking havoc.Patients can be pretty messy, as many of them tend to throw up all over the place.If you don't have enough dependable handymen around to clean up the mess, the Ministry of Health will be all over you.

The graphics look surprisingly good even today - although 1997 graphics certainly don't compare to those of recent games.There is a decent variety of looks among patients, and it's almost worth killing a few of them just to watch them ascend to heaven (or, on occasion, drop through the floor on their way to an alternate destination).The game is simple enough for anyone to play and enjoy, although things get pretty challenging as you progress deeper into the game.A lot of games today sacrifice fancy graphics for actual gameplay, but Theme Hospital is the kind of game you enjoy playing years and years after its release.

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Can you balance the books and the bedpans?Product InformationIt's a matter of laugh or death in the sequel to Bullfrog's best selling ThemePark. Design maintain and manage a hi-tech hospital facility making themost of limited resources and turning cures into cash. The Grim Reaperstalks the corridors the ill have some very odd aliments and the staff want toplay doctors and nurses together. You will be struck by the fun if youdon't struck off! Product FeaturesDetailed graphicsImproved Artificial IntelligenceResearch and develop your own curesDeal with emergencies and epidemics as they ariseOver 30 weird diseases to diagnose - including hairy-itis bloaty head andslack tongue.Windows RequirementsWindows 95 98 Me XP Home EditionPentium 75 MHz processor16 MB of RAM55 MB Hard Drive spaceDirectX 5 compatible Sound CardDirectX 5 compatible Graphics Card4X CD-ROM driveMouseKeyboard

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