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Sid Meier’s Civilization
J Man finally publishes a review of Civ he started about two years ago.
Shining Force
Stoo from A Force For Good appears and delivers an RPG review for our neglected RPG archives. God bless him. And a fantasy title too! That man is a saint.
Superhero League of Hoboken
The future ain’t what it used to be. A post-apocalyptic New Jersey and the surrounding area plays host to a handful of cobbled villages and desperate survivors; each banding together for protection against dangerous, mutated relics from the past. But the real threat is not the feral, roving lawyers, disfigured corporate mascots, or ex-marketing executives [...]
X-COM: Terror From the Deep
When I finished the first X-Com I was elated. I’d had a great time throughout my war against the aliens, and the final battle made the two months I had spent on the game seem worth every minute. Realizing how much fun I’d had with the first, I immediately cracked open the second – already [...]
X-COM: UFO Defense
This game and I have a long and adversarial history. I owned the Playstation port, and thought it to be the most difficult, though strangely enjoyable, game in history. For whatever reason, I couldn’t best those damn aliens – though perhaps it had to do with the fact that I was only in middle school [...]