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PlayStation2 In-depth Reviews Archive

  •             The Growlanser series is quite a success in the US and Japan. Trading Figures, Soundtrack releases and even a special edition of this release, Growlanser: Heritage of War, amongst others, are all regularly available abroad. However, here in the UK, Growlanser: Heritage of War […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Growlanser: Heritage of War

    Posted on 14 August, 2008 | No Comments
                The Growlanser series is quite a success in the US and Japan. Trading Figures, Soundtrack releases and even a special edition of this release, Growlanser: Heritage of War, amongst others, are all regularly available abroad. However, here in the UK, Growlanser: Heritage of War […]

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  •             THQ’s market performance has improved over recent years, with the company becoming one of the major publishing labels for videogames in Europe. Much of this would be due to the publisher’s successive string of Disney/Pixar and Nickelodeon titles, as well as handful of original […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Disney/Pixar’s Wall*E

    Posted on 7 July, 2008 | No Comments
                THQ’s market performance has improved over recent years, with the company becoming one of the major publishing labels for videogames in Europe. Much of this would be due to the publisher’s successive string of Disney/Pixar and Nickelodeon titles, as well as handful of original […]

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  • Based on the Disney/Pixar movie of the same name, Ratatouille is a Platform title where you play as a rat called Remy. With the guidance and help of your friends, Father and Brother you are on a journey to fulfil your dream of becoming a […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Ratatouille

    Posted on 18 October, 2007 | No Comments
    Based on the Disney/Pixar movie of the same name, Ratatouille is a Platform title where you play as a rat called Remy. With the guidance and help of your friends, Father and Brother you are on a journey to fulfil your dream of becoming a […]

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  • According to an old wise crab legend, only nine heroes can save the day from Mawgu who has escaped from prison and wants to take over the world by collecting all of the energy from time and space. He has servants in many forms, including […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Spongebob And Friends: Battle For Volcano Island

    Posted on 21 June, 2007 | No Comments
    According to an old wise crab legend, only nine heroes can save the day from Mawgu who has escaped from prison and wants to take over the world by collecting all of the energy from time and space. He has servants in many forms, including […]

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  • The story begins travelling to the Island of Oahu, Hawaii. The Island is dedicated to the sole purpose of racing fast cars. Following-on from the Xbox360 release of the same name; the player can drive anywhere on the Island finding Events on the way. These […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Test Drive: Unlimited

    Posted on 21 June, 2007 | No Comments
    The story begins travelling to the Island of Oahu, Hawaii. The Island is dedicated to the sole purpose of racing fast cars. Following-on from the Xbox360 release of the same name; the player can drive anywhere on the Island finding Events on the way. These […]

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  • In recent years THQ has become almost synonymous with making games for children. Despite a dedication to more mature software like Destroy All Humans!, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War, Saints Row and Supreme Commander, THQ’s numerous Nickelodeon franchises appear to be where the majority of […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Avatar: The Legend Of Aang

    Posted on 8 March, 2007 | No Comments
    In recent years THQ has become almost synonymous with making games for children. Despite a dedication to more mature software like Destroy All Humans!, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War, Saints Row and Supreme Commander, THQ’s numerous Nickelodeon franchises appear to be where the majority of […]

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  • Is there anybody that hasn’t played Lemmings at some point? Herding the little blue critters through Stages of ever increasing difficultly has been done on countless platforms over the years, from it’s beginnings on the Amiga all the way to its downloadable status on the […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Lemmings

    Posted on 10 February, 2007 | No Comments
    Is there anybody that hasn’t played Lemmings at some point? Herding the little blue critters through Stages of ever increasing difficultly has been done on countless platforms over the years, from it’s beginnings on the Amiga all the way to its downloadable status on the […]

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  • Frontier Developments, the makers of Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, bring us their new Theme Park Simulator Thrillville. Thrillville is a PlayStation2 console-exclusive at the moment, with ATARI planning a PSP release just around the corner. Related Posts:No Related Posts

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Thrillville

    Posted on 3 February, 2007 | No Comments
    Frontier Developments, the makers of Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, bring us their new Theme Park Simulator Thrillville. Thrillville is a PlayStation2 console-exclusive at the moment, with ATARI planning a PSP release just around the corner. Related Posts:No Related Posts

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  • Parappa the Rapper is the gaming equivalent of marmite. However, whether you love it or hate it, its release way back in 1996 popularised a genre that, despite never truly becoming widespread, has inspired many imitations and spawned one of the most popular attractions of […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: B-Boy

    Posted on 18 December, 2006 | No Comments
    Parappa the Rapper is the gaming equivalent of marmite. However, whether you love it or hate it, its release way back in 1996 popularised a genre that, despite never truly becoming widespread, has inspired many imitations and spawned one of the most popular attractions of […]

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  •             2K Sports brings us their new Ice Hockey game, the newest addition to there NHL 2K series NHL 2K7. The 2K Sports series started on the SEGA DreamCast, released on February 9th, 2000, as part of an exclusive line-up of sports titles and to […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: NHL 2K7

    Posted on 25 November, 2006 | No Comments
                2K Sports brings us their new Ice Hockey game, the newest addition to there NHL 2K series NHL 2K7. The 2K Sports series started on the SEGA DreamCast, released on February 9th, 2000, as part of an exclusive line-up of sports titles and to […]

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  • THQ’s WWE SmackDown! games have been considered the definitive console wrestling titles for some time now. Despite EA’s stranglehold on the official rights for most sports titles, all SmackDown! related games since the PlayStation era have been published by THQ. Unfortunately, given the frequency of […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: WWE SmackDown! Vs. Raw 2007

    Posted on 22 November, 2006 | No Comments
    THQ’s WWE SmackDown! games have been considered the definitive console wrestling titles for some time now. Despite EA’s stranglehold on the official rights for most sports titles, all SmackDown! related games since the PlayStation era have been published by THQ. Unfortunately, given the frequency of […]

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  • Having started life on the PlayStation back in 1998, Spyro The Dragon had the task of rescuing all the elder dragons from the rather upset Gnarsty Gnorc who had all of the elder dragons imprisoned for the comments they made during an interview with the […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: The Legend Of Spyro: A New Beginning

    Posted on 6 November, 2006 | No Comments
    Having started life on the PlayStation back in 1998, Spyro The Dragon had the task of rescuing all the elder dragons from the rather upset Gnarsty Gnorc who had all of the elder dragons imprisoned for the comments they made during an interview with the […]

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  • Armored Core: Last Raven, is the latest in the infamous Armored Core series, a mech battling series that was once at the pinnacle of the videogames industry. Developed by OVA, Armored Core: Last Raven hits the PlayStation2 in the UK courtesy of 505 GameStreet. In […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Armored Core: Last Raven

    Posted on 27 October, 2006 | No Comments
    Armored Core: Last Raven, is the latest in the infamous Armored Core series, a mech battling series that was once at the pinnacle of the videogames industry. Developed by OVA, Armored Core: Last Raven hits the PlayStation2 in the UK courtesy of 505 GameStreet. In […]

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  • The release of Gran Turismo for the PlayStation in 1997 spearheaded a revolution in Driving games. Instead of the traditional Arcade style of Racers like OutRun, Gran Turismo strived  to produce the most realistic console driving experience ever made, as stated by its subtitle; The […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Tourist Trophy

    Posted on 5 September, 2006 | No Comments
    The release of Gran Turismo for the PlayStation in 1997 spearheaded a revolution in Driving games. Instead of the traditional Arcade style of Racers like OutRun, Gran Turismo strived  to produce the most realistic console driving experience ever made, as stated by its subtitle; The […]

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  • The summer is in full-swing now and the blockbusters are coming in thick-and-fast. Sure enough, quick to cash-in on big screen success, the Film Licence games are flooding to shelves. From mortally dull and rank-average to occasionally quite fun, the year has seen a variety […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Monster House

    Posted on 14 August, 2006 | No Comments
    The summer is in full-swing now and the blockbusters are coming in thick-and-fast. Sure enough, quick to cash-in on big screen success, the Film Licence games are flooding to shelves. From mortally dull and rank-average to occasionally quite fun, the year has seen a variety […]

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  • Religious videogames seem to attract a lot of attention when you put them on a shelf next to God Of War, Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Final Fight: Streetwise. This game makes no bones about what it is, and doesn’t appear to want to trap […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: The Bible Game

    Posted on 13 July, 2006 | No Comments
    Religious videogames seem to attract a lot of attention when you put them on a shelf next to God Of War, Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Final Fight: Streetwise. This game makes no bones about what it is, and doesn’t appear to want to trap […]

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  • Most of us believed, at least once in our long childhood day’s, that when we grew up and obtained the obligatory motorcycle certificate, we were literally one step away from winning the next racing championship, possibly beating Biff; your old school rival on the way.  […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: MX Vs. ATV Unleashed

    Posted on 14 June, 2006 | No Comments
    Most of us believed, at least once in our long childhood day’s, that when we grew up and obtained the obligatory motorcycle certificate, we were literally one step away from winning the next racing championship, possibly beating Biff; your old school rival on the way.  […]

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  • In the beginning there was the middle, the great stretch of space far, far away where lightsabers and robes were the “in-thing”.  Three glorious Chapters of Sci-fi excellence with robots, massive terrorising machines, weird creature-like life-forms, and even a cool little green man, millions of […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith

    Posted on 7 June, 2006 | No Comments
    In the beginning there was the middle, the great stretch of space far, far away where lightsabers and robes were the “in-thing”.  Three glorious Chapters of Sci-fi excellence with robots, massive terrorising machines, weird creature-like life-forms, and even a cool little green man, millions of […]

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  • Many PlayStation2 owners are already learning to love one of the most exciting publishers to arrive on the scene in recent years; 505 Gamestreet. Not only are they bringing new titles to the consoles at undisputedly fantastic prices – nobody is likely to argue with […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: 10,000 Bullets

    Posted on 25 April, 2006 | No Comments
    Many PlayStation2 owners are already learning to love one of the most exciting publishers to arrive on the scene in recent years; 505 Gamestreet. Not only are they bringing new titles to the consoles at undisputedly fantastic prices – nobody is likely to argue with […]

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  • Rogue Trooper was originally a character in the 2000 A.D. comic book series, created by David Gibbons. He first appeared in 1981 and continued highly successfully for eight years until  in the 1990’s when was decided a character redesign was needed, Gibbon agreed to the […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Rogue Trooper

    Posted on 21 April, 2006 | No Comments
    Rogue Trooper was originally a character in the 2000 A.D. comic book series, created by David Gibbons. He first appeared in 1981 and continued highly successfully for eight years until  in the 1990’s when was decided a character redesign was needed, Gibbon agreed to the […]

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  • Lara Croft is undoubtedly the most famous female videogame character ever, even your mum knows who she is. Back in the glory days of the PlayStation she was one of major factors in the mainstream acceptance of videogames as a pastime not just for the […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Lara Croft; Tomb Raider: Legend

    Posted on 9 April, 2006 | No Comments
    Lara Croft is undoubtedly the most famous female videogame character ever, even your mum knows who she is. Back in the glory days of the PlayStation she was one of major factors in the mainstream acceptance of videogames as a pastime not just for the […]

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  • So the little mouse is at it again, Stuart Little, the friendly mouse first seen in the hit film Stuart Little, is back in another action-packed game. The first adventures of Stuart Little; The Game, was well received from most of the media, as was […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Stuart Little 3: Big Photo Adventure

    Posted on 25 March, 2006 | No Comments
    So the little mouse is at it again, Stuart Little, the friendly mouse first seen in the hit film Stuart Little, is back in another action-packed game. The first adventures of Stuart Little; The Game, was well received from most of the media, as was […]

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  • BloodRayne 2 has finally arrived. As any fan of the first game will know, this sequel has been talked of since a few months after the original game. First it was out in months, then in a few more months, then maybe when the film […]

    Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: BloodRayne 2

    Posted on 23 March, 2006 | No Comments
    BloodRayne 2 has finally arrived. As any fan of the first game will know, this sequel has been talked of since a few months after the original game. First it was out in months, then in a few more months, then maybe when the film […]

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  • Driver: 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: Driver: Parallel Lines

    Posted on 17 March, 2006 | No Comments
    Driver: 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 […]

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  • Another 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: Tak: The Great Juju Challenge

    Posted on 16 March, 2006 | No Comments
    Another 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 […]

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  • Urban 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: Marc Ecko’s Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure

    Posted on 28 February, 2006 | No Comments
    Urban 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 […]

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  •             Many 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: Shadow Of The Colossus

    Posted on 25 February, 2006 | No Comments
                Many 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 […]

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  • When 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 In-depth Review: ICO

    Posted on 24 February, 2006 | No Comments
    When 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 […]

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  • Gamers 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: Zathura

    Posted on 20 February, 2006 | No Comments
    Gamers 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 […]

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  • The 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: Devil Kings

    Posted on 15 February, 2006 | No Comments
    The 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, […]

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