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Need for Speed: Shift 9.5
Need for Speed: Shift 9.5
The Godfather II 1.0
Iron Man 7.5
Brothers In Arms DS 8.4
ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron 8.9
Spider-Man 3 4.0
Spider-Man 3 5.9
Prince of Persia Rival Swords 8.9
Homeworld 2 9.2

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My Recent Ratings

Title Score
Need for Speed: Shift 9.5
Need for Speed: Shift 9.5
The Godfather II 1.0
Iron Man 7.5
Brothers In Arms DS 8.4
ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron 8.9
Spider-Man 3 4.0
Spider-Man 3 5.9
Prince of Persia Rival Swords 8.9
Homeworld 2 9.2

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    It's time to hit the history books again, kids. Just like I tried to clearly explain Nintendo's relationship with innovation to clear up fanboy arguments about who stole what from who, now it's time to discuss why Capcom's recent Devil May Cry and Lost Planet ports shouldn't have been the shocking surprise they were for most fanboys out there.Capcom used to be two things in the early days of home consoles: the Mega Man guys and the Street Fighter guys. Mega Man wasn't as big as Mario, but fans of tough platformers loved the little blue guy. Plus, he Continue »

  • On GS's 10 Things Sony can do...

    What Sony can do to make me buy a PS3, eh? Well, they could give me a job so I could pay for it. That'd be a start. Other than that, I do think the PS3 is a nice deal that will only get better with time. If and when BluRay becomes something I'm interested in (more or less at the same time I buy myself an HDTV), the PS3 will have become a bargain. But the one thing Sony needs to improve and market better, I agree with the GS staff, is their free multiplayer. Let's Continue »