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For those who are new to Pokémon or have yet to upgrade from the Red/Blue/Yellow series, Pokémon: Crystal Version offers a great deal of value for the investment involved. Read the Review

You really can't go wrong with 251 monsters, two main adventures, countless side quests, and a baseline of 60 hours of gameplay. Read the Review

If you've already "caught 'em all," and you're looking for a game to tide you over until Pokemon Gold and Silver are released near the end of the year, Dragon Warrior Monsters is exactly what you're looking for. Read the Review

You really can't go wrong with 251 monsters, two main adventures, countless side quests, and a baseline of 60 hours of gameplay. Read the Review

Shadowgate Classic has is that it has not improved with age, and newcomers will fail to see the original charm hidden under the unintuitive gameplay. Read the Review

The average gamer just isn't going to find Towers' quest all that engaging or exciting. Read the Review

If you can deal with the lack of a traditional Bomberman multiplayer mode, the title makes a good candidate for your next portable game. Read the Review

Kemco transforms a reviled PC game into a highly playable Game Boy Color game. Read the Review

For children from age 5 to 12, many fun hours of friendly haunting await. For adolescents and adults, however, there are better choices in the genre. Read the Review

For a game developed more than ten years ago, Crystalis is still surprisingly relevant, and it's a testament to tight, polished RPG game design. Read the Review

Metal Walker is a more than worthwhile endeavor for anyone that is in between Pokémon games. Read the Review

DWIII is a worthy port of its old NES ancestor, but its firm grounding in the RPG old-school means that only the hard-core need apply. Read the Review