Scooby Doo: First Frights, Review PS2
Review of Scooby Doo: First Frights on Sony PS2

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Review of Scooby Doo: First Frights on Sony PS2
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Scooby Doo: First Frights - Character Reveal, first look at the game
Fred and Velma Character Reveals
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Having played PES 2008 on the PS3, I was intrigued to find out exactly what made the title fresh on the PS2. In a nutshell the PS3 version benefited from the extra PS3 processing power with a natural ebb and flow to a game at speed, HD visuals as well as increased player movement & actions and an improved shooting mechanism. Where it fell down is that the flow to the game was wonderful when the frame rate wasn't playing up as it tending to do, goalkeepers parry shots like their life depends on it and that the online experience was almost unplayable. As a vast majority of us will be experiencing PES 2008 on the PS2, I found it interesting to see how the game stacked up to its supposedly superior brother.
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Continue reading: Pro Evolution Soccer 2008, Screenshots, Konami Singstar: Rock Ballads Review, Sony PS2By Harris in Music Reviews on 16 November 2007 I remember my last Singstar review. I think I mentioned something about finding it difficult to come up with anything new to say about a title that everyone knows about. As you can imagine, with the tenth PS2 release of the series in what amounts to just a few short years (I know, it seems like an eternity) here I am banging my head against the wall in sheer frustration at trying to come up with something more "same old, same old, different tracks"... Well, I'll give it a try but don't expect me to pull up any trees here okay? ![]() Continue reading: Singstar: Rock Ballads Review, Sony PS2 SOCOM US Navy SEALS Combined Assault, Review PS2, Zipper InteractiveBy Adam Prickett in Music Reviews on 21 June 2007 The squad based military 3rd person shooter is back with another tense adventure. The PlayStation 2 system's top online gaming franchise continues its assault with an all-new 4-player cooperative play, improved enemy AI, and new vehicles and weapons for campaign mode. You are placed in command of the most feared Special Forces team assembled through varied missions spanning across multiple diverse regions. ![]() Continue reading: SOCOM US Navy SEALS Combined Assault, Review PS2, Zipper Interactive The Red Star, Review PS2, XS GamesBy Adam Prickett in Music Reviews on 25 May 2007 The Red Star is hybrid beat-em-up and top down shooter set in a futuristic Russia. The game has had somewhat of an interesting history; it was originally planned for release in late 2004 however around this time its publisher - Acclaim Entertainment went bankrupt. As a result the game was forgotten in all the chaos and sat on the shelf gathering dust for over two years. The game was destined to finally see the light of day however when XS Games picked the game up and decided to actually release it for the PS2. ![]() Continue reading: The Red Star, Review PS2, XS Games Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, Review PS2, RockstarBy Harris in Music Reviews on 26 March 2007 ![]()
Back to Vice City we go, this time to take control of Vic Vance. The game is set a couple of years before the original Vice City and Vic is the brother of one of the originals main characters - Lance Vance. Lance joins the army, but before you could say boo to a goose, his corrupt commanding officer has him picking up cocaine, ho's and generally blowing sh*t up. Vince is trying to gather cash to help his sick brother and support his family and whilst voices his concerns about his superiors orders, he gets on with them anyway. Flimsy, but ever so Vice City. The most welcoming thing on your return to Vice City however, are the neon 80's graphics and Hawaiian shirts which almost welcome you home. Eyetoy Kinetic Combat, Review PS2, SonyBy Harris in Music Reviews on 16 February 2007 So, what better way to burn off the "Winter Warming" (or "fat" to those of you who can be honest with yourself) than with a thorough interactive workout which also boasts that it will not only get you fit, but also teach you Kung Fu variant known as Hung Gar? Hung Gar promises a variety of moves, stances and exercises that will increase not only your physical well being, but your mental state of mind also. All of this for the price of a PS2 game, there must be a catch. ![]() Continue reading: Eyetoy Kinetic Combat, Review PS2, Sony Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, Review PS2, Square EnixBy Adam Prickett in Music Reviews on 19 January 2007 Final Fantasy VII is one of the most popular and in many peoples eyes the greatest RPGs of all time. The characters and universe portrayed in FF7 are so loved that even 10 years after the games initial release message boards are flooded with cries for a remake. Fans were somewhat sated by last year's release of Advent Children on DVD, picking up where FF7 left off, but the desire to actually delve back into Midgar still burns strong. Dirge of Cerberus (DoC) is a spin-off that follows one of the most popular but mysterious characters from the FF7 universe, Vincent Valentine. Fans expecting a typical Final Fantasy RPG romp will be disappointed though as DoC is actually an action packed third person shooter. ![]() Continue reading: Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, Review PS2, Square Enix
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