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Burning_Darkness Resident Evil 2: ... on from the huge success of the first Resident Evil game, Resident Evil 2 effectively offers the same experience all over again, only this time bigger, gorier and with much improved visuals. As before the game is played from an isometric perspective, with rendered 3D characters roaming through stationary, beautifully designed backdrops, the gameplay consisting of a mix of ultraviolent zombi-killing mayhem a...
Read the full review: Bigger and better than its predecessor by Burning_Darkness
 

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Amiga Games - Fast Food Fast Food
Amiga Games / Fast Food Dizzy - Arcade style video game
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Magicland Dizzy Magicland Dizzy
Manufacturer: Codemasters / Amiga Games / Adventures & Role-playing
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Amiga Games - Treasure Island Dizzy Treasure Island Dizzy
Manufacturer: Codemaster / Amiga Games / Genre: Adventures & Role-playing
overall rating  3 reviews
 
Spellbound Dizzy Spellbound Dizzy
Genre: Adventures & Role-playing / Amiga Games / Developer: Optimus.
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Amiga Games - Nights into Dreams Nights into Dreams
Amiga Games / Saturn. Nights into Dreams..., commonly referred to as Nights or NiD, is a video game released by Sega in 1996 for the Sega Saturn video game system. The game's story follows two children entering a dream world. They are aided by a being called Nights. Nights was developed by Sonic Team, w...
overall rating  4 reviews
 
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Amiga Games - electricgames.com electricgames.com
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Archmage Archmage
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Amiga Games - drknow.co.uk drknow.co.uk
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R-Type 2 R-Type 2
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Burning_Darkness Mortal Kombat 2
... the runaway success of the original Mortal Kombat game, Mortal Kombat 2 was released in 1993, proving to be bigger, prettier and above all even gorier than its controversial predecessor. Once again it is a one or two-player martial-arts based fighting game with a sinister oriental setting, but this time around the original characters such as Raiden and Johnny Cage are accompanied by numerous new additions including Baraka, a grotesque bald figure with knives for hands; Jax, an african american major with arms made of steel; and Mileena, an oriental female warrior sporting a deadly pair of sai. The game can once again be played either against a computer opponent or ...
Read the full review: Even better than the first game by Burning_Darkness
Burning_Darkness Worms
... back in 1994, Worms is originally based on a simple little artillery game in which two players take turns at firing shells at eachother s guns, compensating for changes in wind strength by altering trajectory and force. Team 17 took this simple idea and dressed it up in cartoonish graphics, introducing teams of anthropomorphic worms with squeaky voices and a large arsenal of weapony including bazookas, homing missiles, shotguns, uzis, miniguns and, airstrikes and grenades. Some of these weapons are susceptable to wind change and rely on trajectory (grenades, bazookas), whist others do not, although the different levels do different amounts of damage and some o...
Read the full review: Simple, fun and wonderfully destructive by Burning_Darkness
Burning_Darkness Redneck Rampage
... back in 1997, Redneck Rampage is an endearing early first person shooter that uses the Blood engine. The plot is particularly inspired, concerning as it does two redneck brothers: Leanord (whom you play as) and his intellectually challenged sibling Bubba, who are on a mission to rescue their pet pig Bessie after she has been kidnapped by aliens who are presently invading planet Earth. You go up against a wide range of enemies, ranging from mosquitoes, pistol-wielding, buck-toothed hicks, bearded, overweight and dungaree-wearing hillbilles with shotguns, mini UFOs and even alien supersoldiers, whilst the level design is inventive, ranging from dirt tracks, barns...
Read the full review: 'Blood' with hillbillies by Burning_Darkness
 
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