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If you've beaten Dynamite Cop in arcades there's no real reason to buy the game. Read the Review

Expendable is a refreshing blast of arcade gaming that never seems to get old. Read the Review

There's really nothing exciting about Fighting Force 2. Read the Review

Regardless of whether the original Gauntlet game was compelling enough to warrant an arcade remake, the Dreamcast version of Gauntlet Legends is a subpar button-masher that's neither interesting nor nostalgic. Read the Review

It's not as if the Godzilla license has ever really turned out a good game, but that doesn't excuse Godzilla Generations from being as terrible as it is. Read the Review

If a good 16-bit shooter is what you're looking for, you could do a lot better elsewhere. Read the Review

Consider it short-lived fun, at best. Read the Review

The game, as a whole, is a little too simplistic to hold the interest of most players, eventually relegating Pen Pen TriIcelon to the "especially good for younger players" category. Read the Review

IMPORT: It's definitely unique and uniquely Sega, and the Dreamcast game library needs more wacky games like this - Seaman needs the company. Read the Review

It'll definitely be in importers' bargain bins before too long. Read the Review

It starts slow, but Slave Zero builds into a pretty strong shooter that's worth checking out for its guns, bosses, and multiplayer mode. Read the Review

Playing Soul Fighter is a chore, thanks to tedious gameplay and even worse control. Read the Review

Despite its few frustrating control issues, Neo is a surprisingly polished product. Read the Review

Sword of the Berserk is the best Final Fight-type game to appear in ages. Read the Review