GEX: DEEP COVER GECKO No peace to the evil to complete their devilish plans. The phone rings again for the smooth talkin' lizard to sort out the evil Rez again. Won't he ever learn? Slip into your tux and get on down with the king of the swing. From the makers of Akuji The Heartless and Soul Reaver, have done buisness, mostly. There's amazing animation in some parts, reflection and lightning effects. In most places Gex is breathtaking, as the worlds unfold and there's real depth in the towering platforms, making each fall feel like a million miles. However, things in other parts a visibly slowed down. But despite these little defaluts you ...  Read the complete review

This game is cool I like it anyway. The game itself has some very nice sound and some very good 3d Graphics. Different Camera choices can be set and once you get used to moving (Practice this) you can get into the game. Basic controls make it easy to learn apart from the special moves that I found slightly awkward. This game is available from most good 2nd computer shops so buy it cheap you will not regret it. ...  Read the complete review

Gex DCG has all of the necessary parts to any original Gex game. As I'm sure you have guessed you'll find more levels, about twenty minutes total of cut scenes, new vehicles and modes of transportation, and new phrases to taunt your enemies. Like G2, this is fully 3D, with smooth gameplay. G3 has a good amount of what younger gamers look for. With a friendly world, graphics stimulating to younger kids, little wisecracks here and there, and friendly enemies, you can't go wrong. This is not just for kids though as the whole thing is just a very good laugh. ...  Read the complete review

The game features terrific 3-D graphics which make you feel like you're not just playing a video game, but also watching a cartoon. Although maneuvering in a 3-D world can take some getting used to if you've never done it before, once you do, it is well worth it. The game offers three camera choices - manual, semi-automatic, and automatic, so that you can choose whatever is comfortable for you. The basic game controls are simple. One button jumps, one swings your tail for attacks, and the D pad moves you around. However, as you advance to the upper levels, you'll find it helpful to use some of the game's special moves: which include bouncing on ...  Read the complete review