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Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Driver: Parallel Lines
Posted on 17 March, 2006 | No CommentsDriver: Parallel Lines, is the latest in an already very successful series that started back in 1999. We have Driver, the very first with great car handling brilliant graphics and a Car Chase Movie Editor, this game was a little limited, with the fact you... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Tak: The Great Juju Challenge
Posted on 16 March, 2006 | No CommentsAnother week, another multi-format 3D Platform title, and there is nothing like a Platformer to incite absolutely no excitement whatsoever. But wait, it’s Tak, the star of last years under-rated gem Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams. Tak’s previous outing proved that the 3D Platform... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Advent Rising
Posted on 13 March, 2006 | No CommentsOn the shelves that hold your games collection there is almost certainly at least one Third-Person Action game lurking about. Hardly surprising since the genre encompasses everything from 50Cent: Bulletproof to GUN, Beat Down: Fists Of Vengeance to Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge Of... -
Electronic Theatre Preview: Driver: Parallel Lines
Posted on 9 March, 2006 | No CommentsDriver: Parallel Lines comes to UK shores on 17th March, 2006 , and has caused a rather sensational storm throughout its path to release. After the rather mediocre Driv3r and amidst fears and rumours of liquidation, ATARI hold their heads-high with one of this... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Marc Ecko’s Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure
Posted on 28 February, 2006 | No CommentsUrban culture has always been a difficult subject to keep track of, as it’s always the underground culture, so once the general public know about it its old hat anywhere that it matters. This has been proven with underground music, all through the late 1980’s... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Shadow Of The Colossus
Posted on 25 February, 2006 | No CommentsMany games spawned from heritage such Shadow Of The Colossus breed unrivalled market success. Final Fantasy VII saw the series scale to new heights with the Japanese public demanding more than three separate releases, The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time remains considered one... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: ICO
Posted on 24 February, 2006 | No CommentsWhen compared to the other major entertainment mediums, music and film, videogames are rarely considered to be an art-form. In many cases this is justified, shooting and robbing people in 50Cent: Bulletproof is hardly beautiful or awe-inspiring. However, considering the nature of videogames, which, in... -
Electronic Theatre Preview: 24: The Game
Posted on 22 February, 2006 | No CommentsIt was only a matter of time before a series as highly acclaimed, as 24 would be adapted into a game. 24 has been the darling of critics and television audiences alike since its arrival on our screens. Hitting UK PlayStation2’s on the 17th of... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Zathura
Posted on 20 February, 2006 | No CommentsGamers have always been spoilt for choice when it comes to Platform-genre releases. It therefore comes as no surprise to see a movie tie-in for the forthcoming Jumanji spin-off Zathura. The film, basically kids in space, is clearly aimed at a young audience, and was... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Chicken Little
Posted on 17 February, 2006 | No CommentsAs any parent could tell you, Disney’s latest animated adventure Chicken Little will shortly be gracing big-screens near you. Following form its arrival has been preceded by the multi-format release of a tie-in Platform title. Platformers have been around since time immemorial, and whilst the ... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Devil Kings
Posted on 15 February, 2006 | No CommentsThe collaboration between Beat-‘Em-Up’s and Strategy games has taken it’s time to develop; each platform is totally unique in its own right and yet completely intertwined at the same time. It’s only now, twenty-odd years of production later from the first Beat-‘Em-Up and Strategy releases,... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Psychonauts
Posted on 9 February, 2006 | No CommentsMost multi-format titles released at the moment share one major trait; they are almost all built for the PlayStation2 and then ported to the Xbox, GameCube and possibly even the PlayStation Portable before having an entirely different constructs created for Nintendo’s handhelds, the Game Boy... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Jak X
Posted on 8 February, 2006 | No CommentsIn the beginning there was Mario Kart, the first Racer adaptation of a popular Platform star; it would be something of an understatement to say that this was to start something of a trend. Mario Kart is still with us, most recently with Mario... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Torino 2006
Posted on 6 February, 2006 | No CommentsThe 2006 Torino Winter Olympic Games starts on February 10th, 2006, and once more the games industry feels compelled to go through it’s two-yearly motions and release an Official Olympic game. Unfortunately Olympic Tie-ins are generally a pretty hit-and-miss affair. They rarely attempt to... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Panzer Front Ausf.B
Posted on 3 February, 2006 | No CommentsPanzer Front Ausf.B bills itself as the only Tank Simulation available on the PlayStation2. Developed by Enterbrain, Panzer Front Ausf.B has been published in the UK by 505 GameStreet, who have been pushing several innovative titles in recent months. These include 10,000 Bullets, Harvest: Fishing,... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Urban Reign
Posted on 3 February, 2006 | No CommentsUrban Reign is one of those rare titles that seems, at least as far as its target audience is concerned, to have gotten in quite a kafuffle about its market positioning. Offering itself at one time as another attempt at the Scrolling Beat-‘Em-Up genre... -
Electronic Theatre Preview: Shadow of the Colossus
Posted on 31 January, 2006 | No CommentsThe 17th of February this year is becoming one of the most eagerly anticipated dates in years for UK PlayStation2 fans. The reason? The arrival of SONY’s Shadow Of The Colossus in the UK of course. Experienced gamers will need little reminding of this title’s... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: 50Cent: Bulletproof
Posted on 29 January, 2006 | No CommentsLove him or hate him, Curtis “50Cent” Jackson is probably richer than you. And, like all rich people, he’s fairly keen on getting richer. With people, and by people we mean teenage girls, buying his records by the bucket load, there is obviously huge scope... -
Electronic Theatre Preview: TOCA Race Driver 3: The Ultimate Driving Simulator
Posted on 28 January, 2006 | No CommentsTOCA Race Driver 3: The Ultimate Driving Simulator is the latest in the TOCA series brought to you by CodeMasters, the publishers of both the TOCA series and the Colin McRae Rally series. This title is the highly anticipated next entry in the TOCA Race... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Guilty Gear Isuka
Posted on 20 January, 2006 | No CommentsThe first release of Guilty Gear back in 1998 illustrated two major points; 2D Beat-‘Em-Ups were not dead and Capcom and SNK were not the only developers capable of producing great 2D One-On-One Beat-‘Em-Ups. Guilty Gear’s superb artwork and fast, responsive gameplay ensured it’s survival... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Scooby-Doo! Unmasked
Posted on 19 January, 2006 | No CommentsWhen a game of a well loved cartoon franchise is released, and let’s face it, it happens a lot, it is inevitable that it will be doing the rounds. In the case of Scooby-Doo! Unmasked, this means ports to GameCube, Xbox, NintendoDS, Game Boy Advance... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Battalion Wars
Posted on 16 January, 2006 | No CommentsWar is a very sensitive subject in the gaming industry. For those involved in the actual battles depicted so convincingly by the Call of Duty and Medal of Honor series’, the fact that thousands of gamers choose to fight these battles in virtual form for... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Robots
Posted on 15 January, 2006 | No CommentsRobots is the recent addition to the Sierra line-up, the company that published Half-Life 2, Predator: Concrete Jungle and Empire Earth. It’s a game that has not really stirred-up the water in any way, being a Movie tie-in and a kid’s game means that no... -
Dragon Quest: The Journey of the Cursed King Confirmed for Europe
Posted on 12 January, 2006 | No CommentsWe all knew it was coming, but here’s the proof. SquareEnix is releasing Japan ‘s biggest-ever-selling exclusive PlayStation2 title in Europe. As part of a new-beginning for SquareEnix, Dragon Quest: The Journey Of The Cursed King (Dragon Quest VIII: The Journey Of The Cursed King... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: True Crime: New York City
Posted on 11 January, 2006 | No CommentsWhenever a new and original genre emerges in music, film or videogaming, there are always a wealth of copies, cash-ins and me-too titles hoping to ride the hype and sell what they can on the back of the success of their inspiration. You just have... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Disney/Pixar: Cars
Posted on 8 January, 2006 | No CommentsTHQ have taken their usual route of releasing their AAA children’s title on a multitude of formats. Disney/Pixar: Cars is based on the film of the same name and has been released on every major console format – bar the Xbox360 – with even... -
CastleVania Double Pack Announced
Posted on 8 January, 2006 | No CommentsKonami of Europe has announced it is to release the first in a series of Double Pack Game Boy Advance products, with a CastleVania Double Pack that contains two sought-after games: CastleVania: Harmony of Dissonance and CastleVania: Aria of Sorrow. Related Posts:No Related Posts -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Harvest Fishing
Posted on 7 January, 2006 | No CommentsHarvest Fishing’s arrival on the UK market provides a welcome distraction from the more traditional fishing games, such as SEGA: Bass Fishing, Rapala Pro Fishing and Natsume’s own earlier console releases; Mark Davis’ The Fishing Master and the Reel Fishing series. Tapping into the... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Bratz: Rock Angelz
Posted on 2 January, 2006 | No CommentsPeople want a great many different things from videogames. Some insist on a strong narrative; a great story for them to get lost in. Others want only to dash around wielding insanely dangerous weapons, laying waste to their enemies and saving the world, the Princess... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Geist
Posted on 28 December, 2005 | No CommentsGeist is another GameCube release of few from Nintendo this year, and there has been a lot of people highly anticipating its’ coming. It’s another one of the games this year that’s really pushing boundaries right from the conception of it. Other Nintendo releases like...
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