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Sabre Wulf

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Classic Games & Retro Arcade
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Saga Frontier

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: SquareSoft
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Saga Frontier 2

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: SquareSoft
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: A beautifully illustrated fantasy role-playing game, SaGa Frontier 2 features lush, hand-painted watercolor backgrounds that give this animated title a rich, storybook look. Two-dimensional graphics have rarely looked this good in an adventure game./ Pretty pictures aside, the battle system in SaGa Frontier 2 is outstanding, allowing for combat to be as micromanaged or as mindless as players see fit. In addition to assigning in-battle character roles (such as support, intimidation, and so on), players can choose between multiple battle modes and execute elaborate attack combos (similar to that of fighting games)./ Like its predecessor, SaGa Frontier 2 puts a spin on the genre by featuring multiple storylines that converge at various points in the game. Events in the game are encapsulated into (mostly) playable scenarios, with new playable scenarios opening up as the existing ones are completed. While this feature enables gamers to experience nonlinear gameplay from different perspectives, it ultimately muddles rather than enhances the game's overall narrative. --Joe Hon/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Beautiful storybook look/ &#x2022; Outstanding battle system/ &#x2022; Multi-scenario feature allows for nonlinear gameplay/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Repetitive random battles/ &#x2022; Limited appeal outside of fans of the genre/


 

Saints Row

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Military & Espionage
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Saints' Row is one of the worst neighborhoods in the city of Stilwater - it's also where you grew up. You're tired of being on the bottom of the food chain, so you've decided to make your play. Start out as a member of the 3rd Street Saints, a local gang & work your way up to being king of Saints' Row. Then do what it takes to get the money and build the respect and power you need to muscle your way to the top of Stilwater's gangs. Form gangs, recruit gang members, and compete for cash and respect in a variety of modes including co-op


 

Saiyuki: Journey West

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: KOEI
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Saiyuki was what I'd expected it to be: it was good, but not great. Saiyuki is a tactical turn-based RPG, basically a dumbed down version of Final Fantasy Tactics. I bought it based on that, as well as some decent reviews.
The combat is fun, which is good, because tactical RPG's are all about the combat. It is also a little innovative, mainly in the fact that members of your party can transform into Weres, giant monsters with more hit points and a variety of special attacks. They turned out to be less useful and important than I'd imagined, because only one person at a time can be one, and you have a very restrictive number of Were points to work with, especially early on.
The battles are also smaller than is most preferable. The maps aren't very big, first of all, and you can only control 6 people at a time (most things don't match Shining Force's 12 people). One annoying combat point is that Saiyuki is king of palette swapping; in general, rather than introducing new monsters, it just changes the color and level of the old ones, which isn't very cool. Also, the attack animations for spells are repetitive, and way too long, and are poor quality anyway, but they can be turned off. The entire game, actually, is graphically plain, though that isn't too important in any sort of RPG, and there are some nice touches, like the character portraits.
The plot is actually very good, especially for a tactical RPG. It is linear, but very interesting. It is based on a Chinese myth, the same one which spawned Dragon Ball Z (although it is similar in Goku's name only). It is cool, without having a fancy presentation. Saiyuki also has a very good cast of characters, including the main enemies.
Saiyuki took about 30 hours to finish, but it is easy to play in small amounts, like one or two battles, so length shouldn't be a deterrent. I recommend Saiyuki, but not particularly highly. You should play it if you like tactical RPG's, but there are some better ones to play, like the Shining Force series, Front Mission, or Final Fantasy Tactics, especially as an introduction to the genre. Still, it is fun.


 

Samba de Amigo

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Music
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Even those of us who have tin ears can make music with Latin America's musical rattle, the "maraca". The idea in "Samba de Amigo" is to use visual cues to shake your "maracas" in time with the music's rhythm. Although that might sound easy, it's not. The visual cues prompt you more than just to shake them, but "where" to shake them, and in three levels between your head and your knees. In other words, think of "Samba de Amigo" as a cross between "Dance Dance Revolution" and semaphore. The game requires quick reflexes, great timing, and powerful concentration.


 

Samurai Champloo

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Namco Bandai
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked gives you the hip-hop feel and swordfighting action of the hit TV series. Breathe life into a "lost episode" of the show, as one of three playable characters: Mugen, a reckless samurai with break-dancing fighting style, calculated Jin who abides by the decorum of Bushido, and a mysterious new character exclusive to the video game. Travel through the northern land of Ezo (current day Hokkaido) in search of "the samurai who smells of sunflowers" - as you play, face foreign mercenaries, master swordsmen, diabolical assassins, mythical beasts, and gangster monkeys.
The core of the game's unique combat system lies in the innovative integration of music and linked attacks. The players can choose an array of combos based on the different hip hop grooves that they can swap at will. Music tracks become collectible, opening an extensive assortment of linked attacks that can be implemented tactically during combat.


 

Samurai Shodown

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: Takara
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: Before there was Soul Calibur there was Samurai Showdown. OK, so it's sort of a lame comparison, but Samurai Shodown does make me think of Soul Calibur, because the similarities are there. It's a fighting game where, instead of relying upon mere punches and karate kicks, you're wielding broadswords and cleavers (though sometimes your weapon does get knocked out of your hands and you have to restort to fists and feet, which is a pretty cool touch of realism). The characters are colorful and varied: from big bruisers to samurais to slim, unassuming swordsmen. Also present is a ninja and a chick in plate mail armor and a cute little kung fu Asian girl with a bird. The fighters are big and well-detailed; the graphics are pretty faithful to the arcade version. The backgrounds are nice to look at too. In terms of actual play, there are a lot of combos and special attacks that you can execute, and Samurai Shodown seems to rely more upon strategy and critical hits then the typical 2D fighter, which is a good thing. You will definitely want a 6-button controller for this one. Are there any faults? The only flaw I can think of is that the game could have been a little faster. Sometimes the Genesis' CPU seems to get a bit bogged down. However, I am uncertain as to whether this is really a hardware limitation or simply game design, because I've seen Samurai Shodown in the arcades before (uh, quite a few years ago) but I don't remember how fast it played. Regardless of the speed issue, Samurai Shodown is one of the best 16-bit fighters available (the Sega CD version is the best 16-bit fighter, period). I like it a lot better than Street Fighter II. The fighting, characters, and the inclusion of ancient weapons make it a lot more interesting to play.


 

Samurai Shodown

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Takara
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: MA-13
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Before there was Soul Calibur there was Samurai Showdown. OK, so it's sort of a lame comparison, but Samurai Shodown does make me think of Soul Calibur, because the similarities are there. It's a fighting game where, instead of relying upon mere punches and karate kicks, you're wielding broadswords and cleavers (though sometimes your weapon does get knocked out of your hands and you have to restort to fists and feet, which is a pretty cool touch of realism). The characters are colorful and varied: from big bruisers to samurais to slim, unassuming swordsmen. Also present is a ninja and a chick in plate mail armor and a cute little kung fu Asian girl with a bird. The fighters are big and well-detailed; the graphics are pretty faithful to the arcade version. The backgrounds are nice to look at too. In terms of actual play, there are a lot of combos and special attacks that you can execute, and Samurai Shodown seems to rely more upon strategy and critical hits then the typical 2D fighter, which is a good thing. You will definitely want a 6-button controller for this one. Are there any faults? The only flaw I can think of is that the game could have been a little faster. Sometimes the Genesis' CPU seems to get a bit bogged down. However, I am uncertain as to whether this is really a hardware limitation or simply game design, because I've seen Samurai Shodown in the arcades before (uh, quite a few years ago) but I don't remember how fast it played. Regardless of the speed issue, Samurai Shodown is one of the best 16-bit fighters available (the Sega CD version is the best 16-bit fighter, period). I like it a lot better than Street Fighter II. The fighting, characters, and the inclusion of ancient weapons make it a lot more interesting to play.


 

Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Sony
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Disc Only
Edition: Summary:


 

Samurai Warriors

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: KOEI Corp
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Samurai Warriors brings the ancient world to life, throwing you into the heart of combat. In 1467, the Shogun's rulership collapsed, ushering in the Sengoku - The "time of warring states". During this civil war we meet brave Sanada Yukimura, a young soldier. His elite team of samurai and ninja will travel to the renowned battlefields and temples of Japan, as this great war emerges from the shadows. Control the island nation's legendary warriors, from Oda Nobunaga to Hattori Hanzo -- and battle for rulership, honor and glory. Use historical weapons from the traditional katana to the more unusual kunai or kuzarigama -- you can decide what your character uses Scenarios based on historical and fictional accounts, for thrilling battle in 30 exciting locales Incredible Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Digital 5.1 sound puts you in the middle of the action


 

Samurai Western

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Travel to the American West during the mid-1860s -- the days of the pioneers and the Gold Rush are ending, and a new railroad is being built near a dangerous Western town. One day, a lone stranger arrives in town, with funny-looking clothes and a long blade that ain't a knife or a saber. He's come to use that blade to bring justice to this lawless town. His name is Gojiro Kiryu and he's the first Samurai in the West. Attack with all the power of the samurai, by chaining hundred-hit combos in Master Mode


 

Scaler

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Global Star
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Scaler is most unusual game where you'll have to save the world's lizards! You become "Scaler" Johnson, a regular guy whose neighbor is a mad scientist. When the evil neighbor tries to take over the world by mutating his lizards into a monster army, you'll stop by becoming a lizard yourself. Shapeshift in different lizard shapes as you face killer lizard-mutants to save the world!


 

Scooby-Doo Mystery

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Acclaim
Genre: Kids & Family
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: Featuring brilliant animation and cool puzzle-solving, Scooby-Doo Mystery plays like one of the old-fashioned text adventure games only loads more fun and with a 'point and click' style gameplay.

The game has 2 separate cases. The first is Blake Hotel in which Daphne's uncle has been kidnapped and it's up to Shaggy and Scooby to find him. The backgrounds and environment of the snowbound hotel are very atmospheric and it's loads of fun exploring everywhere looking for clues. Of the 2 cases I prefer this one.

The second case is the Ha Ha Carnival where an evil clown is running loose creating havoc. Shaggy and Scooby must explore the whole amusement park and figure out a way to catch him. It's not as atmospheric as the first but still has great animation. Some of the best seen on the Sega Genesis.

As expected, Shaggy and Scooby are the only gang members who do anything as Fred, Daphne and Velma wander off in one of their usual 'splitting up' manoeuvres. This doesn't bother me as Shaggy and Scooby are what the show is really about anyway.

Scooby-Doo mystery is so vivid and detailed that it's almost like an episode that you control. The only complaint that I can think of would be the rather repetitive music that only gets on your nerves in the second case.

If you can find this game anywhere it is well worth your time and money. Maybe a bit too hard for kids though.

Graphics A+
Sound C
Gameplay A
Lasting Appeal B


 

Scooby-Doo Mystery

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Scooby-Doo! Unmasked

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Scooby-Doo fans will be pleased to hear, the Scooby gang is back in another horror-filled adventure in Scooby-Doo: Unmasked. This time the slobbering wonder dog with an eating disorder has some nifty power-ups to help him as well as access to three ultra power-up costumes: a Robin Hood-like archer costume that allows Scooby to shoot toilet plungers at enemies, a bat suit which gives Scooby flying and gliding abilities, and a kung fu outfit which instantly turns Scooby into an ultra sleek kung fu master. You'll need the help of all three costumes too, as the enemies are harder than in previous Scooby-Doo games. The story begins when Fred takes his girl Daphne and friends Velma, Shaggy and Scooby to an up-and-coming special effects house to his cousin Jed. The proprietor of Monstrous Fright & Magic: Monsters While You Wait claims Jed is a thief who trashed the place trying to steal Mubber, a super material that can be formed into anything. Scooby, controlled in conventional 3rd person action platforming, transitions between forward moving and sidescrolling platforming segements, spins around furiously to attack and break crates, slides, and belly-flop to crush stronger object with absolute Scoo-Doobly-Doo damage. Each environment offers a set of fairly large sub-sections, within each a variety of challenges. Expect conveyor belts, flame spouts, steam vents, green crap, electrified water, big balloons and other such dangers. Scooby-Doo! Unmasked consists of three sprawling worlds and eleven levels that include Chinatown, a rollercoaster world, and a museum. Each level is packed with an incredible amount of action and things to do and discover, including lots of mini games. The camera has seen a large improvement over past Scooby installments, where it was difficult to even see where you were supposed to land. The art style takes a distinctive turn for the best with soft, warm colors and a very cartoonish look that's ea


 

Scooby-Doo!: Classic Creep Capers

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: Scooby Doo! Classic Creep Capers is a single-player game in which the goal is to solve three mysteries (two of them based on classic episodes; the other is all new). You play the game as Shaggy while Scooby-Doo tags along, nipping at your heels as you move around the game's various levels. The graphics are completely cartoon-style, and the game is played from a third-person perspective./ Nobody actually dies in this game, which is good. So, instead of the life meter common to most adventure games, Classic Creep Capers has a courage meter, which lets you know how much more fright Shag and Scoob can stand without bolting out of the level and having to start anew. Each time something scares them--which happens pretty frequently--they lose some of their courage, and the game pauses to feature a shake animation./ The gameplay is very straightforward--sometimes inanely so. What you're asked to do is move Shaggy through each level, picking up clues and various other items that can be used to trap the villainous level bosses. You can't proceed from one level to the next until you've picked up everything./ While unraveling these mysteries, players use the A button for practically everything. The player presses it to search for things, pick up items, and to talk to people. The only other button used is the R button, which opens up the game's menu screen. It's just a matter of tapping the A button to activate a particular item and use it or give it to the gang to help solve the mystery. It's all very simple, which turns out to be one of the game's strengths./ Although the idea of unmasking fake ghosts will no doubt appeal to the Saturday-morning nostalgia of older gamers, this game is aimed squarely at the younger set in both its content and gameplay. --Todd Mowatt/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Graphic style is true to the source material/ &#x2022; Simple, straightforward controls/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Voice-overs are lacking, with too much emphasis placed on Scooby's own skeletal sound bytes/ &#x2022; Experienced gamers will find this game unchallenging/


 

Scooby-Doo!: Mystery Mayhem

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Scooby and the Gang are back in an all-new adventure! Join your favorite slackers as they try and solve a mystery of super natural proportions. The gang starts out on a routine case in the search of ghosts. During their search, a scheming business tycoon, who will stop at nothing to grow his empire, use The Tome of Doom to unlock some of the creepi


 

Scooby-Doo!: Night of 100 Frights

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Scrapland

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Enlight Interactive
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Scrapland is 3rd-person action//adventure in a robot city where mysteriuous "deaths" are occuring. The game combines quirky humor and great combat for an incredible science-fiction adventure unlike anything you've seen before! You play D-Tritus, a robot who's just started working as a journalist in the all-robot city of Chimera. Murders are rare in Chimera; the Great Database stores everyone's design, essentially "resurrecting" them when they're destroyed. But a serial killer has been deleting the victims' details before destroying them, and D-Tritus is out to find out who, and why. Fantastic level designs will thrill you as you explore a world inside a world -- Chimera is full of surprises and unexpected pleasures Fun multiplayer action as you engage in arena combat to compete in wild races through the city


 

Seaman

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Simulation
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: "Seaman" is quite possibly the weirdest video game to ever be released. It's also one of the most incredibly original titles in a very long time. And if you don't believe me, just ask the frisky Seaman, a fish/reptile with a human face--it isn't shy.
According to legend, this strange creature is the discovery of scientist Jean Paul Gasse. The weird-looking beast was documented to have an almost grotesque look about it, as it had the body of a reptile and the face of a man. Yet it was able to talk and reason with the doctor as well as your average human. And while the good doctor was laughed into obscurity after trying to explain his discovery, you have the opportunity to raise a Seaman from egg to its fishlike state and beyond.
Not only must you keep Seaman well fed and warm, you'll find that conversation (via the included microphone) with Seaman is a must. The scaly inquisitor will probe into your personal life by asking about your age, marital status, and favorite music, among other things. Also, if treated well this creature will spew its (usually sarcastic) rantings on pop culture, the Internet, and even reality itself. There's even a touch of sexual innuendo that may raise a few eyebrows. I doubt your goldfish ever did that.
The speech recognition is far from perfect, but there's no doubt that the gimmick almost always causes a smile when you realize how long you've been conversing with a fish and just how many words it does respond to. The simplistic graphics often make Seaman look like he's swimming in space rather than in a huge tank, but this game makes no claim to break new ground in graphics--it's the speech recognition that is most noteworthy. "Star Trek" veteran Leonard Nimoy acts as narrator, bringing all of the emotion of Spock (read: none) to his performance--yet somehow it works.
Since the Seaman can starve or freeze if not tended to regularly (raising this thing will take weeks), it might be a good idea to invest in another Visual Memory Unit to store the status of Seaman's habitat and your performance.
It's hard to say just how much "game" is actually in this title. Rather, "Seaman" offers an interesting life journey through birth, growth, death, rebirth, and change. "Seaman" offers a unique Dreamcast experience that is both disturbing and fascinating. "--Mark Brooks"
Pros: A very ugly fish that talks--how cool is that? Seaman can recognize quite a surprising number of words with the included microphone, and he talks back Easy to play Sarcastic wit (read: very American) and humor can be good for a few laughs Cons: Speech recognition is inconsistent (often words are completely misunderstood) Graphics are suitably simplistic but never really deliver the feeling that Seaman is swimming in water Probably doesn't taste good with chips


 

Second Sight

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Codemasters
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Second Sight is an incredible psychological thriller that feel like a movie. Its combination of stealth and shooter action gives players the feel of a blockbuster movie. Players meet John Vattic, a man subjected to traumatic surgery and experimentation. Haunted by flashbacks, his only choice is to escape and figure out what happened to him. As Vattic struggles to piece together the past and present, players will uncover a strange chain of events leading to a fatal conspiracy.


 

Secret of Evermore

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Secret of Mana

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher: SquareSoft
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: First things first, this game is one of my all-time favorites.

I've played and replayed this game so many times that I know every dungeon by heart, and the best part is that it never feels old.

Secret of Mana was able to wrap so many great aspects of gameplay around a charming story. Unlike the Final Fantasy games, which are all the same story just recycled and given a fresh coat of paint, Secret of Mana employs some subtle plot twists and suspense. Leaving the hero shrouded in mystery until close to the end of the story.

Secret of Mana also doesn't bother with the monotony of randomized battles. Like Zelda, it employs a visually aware combat system; you can see what's coming at you before you reach it. This helps you skip unnecessary battles without the tedium of having to select the 'run away' feature.

There are so many quirks about this game that make it special, from cannon travel to being able to play with up to 2 other people at the same time. No matter how many times I finish it I'll always want to go back and experience it again.

Secret of Mana is a unique RPG, which in and of itself is enough to make it a gem.


 

Secret Weapons Over Normandy

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: LucasArts
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Join a secret squad of pilots dedicated to thwarting the most heinous plans of the Third Reich. Fly over twenty authentic aircraft across thirty daring missions in this new WWII action-flyer. Lawrence Holland, the legendary creator of Star Wars: X-Wing, Star Wars: Tie Fighter and Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe returns with an exhilarating new game of action and intrigue. Can you be trusted with the most dangerous secrets of the war?


 

Sega Bass Fishing

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Sega
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: For those willing to take the bait, "Sega Bass Fishing" has an addictive gameplay hook that will reel in sporting enthusiasts and even a few hardcore gamers. This realistic 3-D bass fishing simulation shines with three distinct gaming modes, eight fishing environments, and 13 different lures.
Let's be honest here. Fishing simulation games aren't for everyone. Many hardcore gamers will likely bypass this title because they believe the genre lacks the instant gratification of fast-moving shooters. That's a shame. Though it might not be everyone's can of worms, "Sega Bass Fishing" does offer a subtle, highly addictive gaming experience that will challenge even the most seasoned of game veterans.
This isn't "Quake", to be sure. But you'll need similar gaming smarts and strategies to succeed in this water-based sporting environment. It takes a skilled aim and a steady hand to hook and reel in the largest fish, which are surrounded by smaller, less desirable catches. There's nothing worse than casting your lure directly at a monster-sized bass only to have it intercepted by a meddlesome minnow. We encountered more than our share of near misses, which gives us virtual bragging rights to "the one that got away."
While some gamers will prefer the subtlety of free-form fishing sans time constraints, this game also features a fast-action arcade mode that requires the player to meet a minimum quota of catches before advancing to a new fishing environment. An optional Dreamcast fishing controller (sold separately) makes the task of catching these underwater critters all the easier. The controller, which also adds a realistic rumble when you catch a fish, is a highly recommended accessory for the ultimate home fishing experience. "--Brett Atwood"
Pros: Near-perfect translation from the hit arcade game Eight realistic 3-D fishing environments Three different game modes to choose from Great control with optional fishing controller (sold separately)
Cons: Game genre will not appeal to everyone


 

Sega Bass Fishing 2

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Based on "Sega Bass Fishing", this sequel delivers the same arcade-style gameplay but adds a number of new features, including a robust selection of 100 lures, the ability to cast anywhere, enhanced real-time monitors, and more. What's striking about "Sega Bass Fishing 2" is the leap it makes in terms of realism. The fish move with an elegant fluidity, while the water appears amazingly real. That's because this game's lakes are modeled after real-life ecology. You'll also notice that "SBF2" is stocked with markedly smarter fish. To prepare you, Sega adds the AI Angler, a computerized master angler who dispenses bonus lures and fishing tips.


 

Sega Classics Collection

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Arcade
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Sega Classics Collection includes some of teh great old games that you loved as a kid. Relive your childhood with each of these Sega hits. Fantasy Zone - Climb aboard your Opa-Opa(ship) and get rich quick as defeated enemies drop coins Monaco GP - Leave plenty of tread ripping through these crazy courses. Win and the car is yours. Virtua Racing Flat Out - Grab the wheel and take a trip back into Sega history in this remake of the arcade classic Tant R & Bonanza Bros - Play alone or grab three friends to play through 40 mini-games! Clear them all and you'll gain access to the special Bonus Game.


 

Sega Genesis Collection

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Arcade
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Sega Genesis Collection lets players experience celebrated Sega Genesis titles, including mega hits like Sonic The Hedgehog and Golden Axe, on their PS2! It also has glimpses into next-generation titles yet to come from Sega, plus bonus content like unlockable arcade titles and interviews with original Sega Genesis developers. This collection is a comprehensive look at the massively successful Sega Genesis era -- and a must-have for gamers today. Games include: Decap Attack starring Chuck D. Head Ecco the Dolphin Ecco II - The Tides of Time Ecco Jr. Kid Chameleon Flicky Gain Ground Golden Axe I Golden Axe II Golden Axe III Phantasy Star II Phantasy Star III - Generations of Doom Phantasy Star IV - The End of the Millenium Ristar Shadow Dancer - The Secret of Shinobi Shinobi III - Return of the Ninja Master Sonic the Hedgehog Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Super Thunder Blade Sword of Vermilion Vectorman Vectorman 2 Virtua Fighter 2


 

Sega Marine Fishing

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: It's time to grab your fishing rod and head out towards Sega's clear blue sea. "Sega Marine Fishing"--the sequel to the highly successful arcade and Dreamcast hit, "Sega Bass Fishing"--features all of the thrills and action of real exotic deep-sea fishing. Players depart on an all-day charter and travel across the Sega Seas to one of three beautiful fishing areas. In the warm South Pacific, you'll encounter breathtaking coral reefs that are filled with colors so vibrant, you'll swear you smell salt water. Continue your fishing adventure at the Offing, where you'll see and hear the surf crash onto the shore while you cast the waters in search of the dangerous mako shark. Land your quota in all three areas for a chance to explore the Sega Sea Special Bonus Area and all of its secrets. With 16 different lures, you're bound to reel in the big one.


 

Sega Rally 2

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: "Sega Rally 2" is the sequel to an arcade game that made its home debut on the ill-fated Sega Saturn video game console. Despite the Saturn's demise, the original "Sega Rally" still holds a warm place in the heart of video game fanatics as one of the best arcade-style racing games ever created. Now the series follow-up hits the console system after a successful run in arcades. And with cars and tracks not found in the standup version, "Sega Rally 2" fans should be very pleased with Sega's efforts to enhance the gameplay fun for the Dreamcast version. On the flip side, casual racing fans may find the difficulty level a bit too advanced for their tastes.
"Sega Rally 2" favors more of an arcade-style fantasy physics model than its predecessor, but don't expect this game to be a Sunday drive. Those looking for an exciting romp behind the wheel will likely be disappointed after numerous sideline crashes and races end prematurely due to expired time. Purists and road jockeys weaned on the likes of "Gran Turismo" may be able to handle the challenge factor here, but casual arcade-style racing fans may find the race too hot to handle for long-term, frustration-free fun. "--Jeff Young"
Pros:
More replay value than the coin-op version of the game Beautiful graphics
Cons:
Too hard to be fun for many arcade-style racing fans Backgrounds tend to pop up dramatically when the horizon is not obscured by curvy road


 

Sega Rally Championship

Platform: Sega Saturn
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: A killer app has been defined as the software that makes it worth buying the system. In the saturn's case, there's more than one killer app. For the Sonic Team fans, there was Nights Into Dreams. For the 3D shooter fanatics, there was Panzer Dragoon Zwei. And for those who just can't get enough of a good racing game... there is Sega Rally.
I have played a LOT of racing games in my time. I've played futuristic racers, arcade racers, motorcycle racers, water racers, you name it. But pound for pound, I have never seen a more addictive racing game with better track design.
Upon first examining this golden example of awesome programming, you might think you were ripped off. Three tracks (and one hidden one)? Two cars (and one hidden one)? Ahhh, but these are no ordinary tracks. These tracks are arcade perfect, featuring some of the sweetest, most stylish graphics to be seen on the Saturn. And the way the controls and track design mesh can only be described as MAGIC. You find yourself playing the same tracks over and over and over, trying to beat your best time. Trying to improve, trying to take those turns perfectly (and of course, trying to look cool watching the excellent replays).
Granted, Sega Rally 2 for Dreamcast is a great game, featuring awesome lighting, fun gameplay, and beautifully well designed tracks with loads of variations. But in my mind this game is superior. For pure, arcade style rally racing, this game simply cannot be beat.


 

Sega Soccer Slam

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: In Sega Soccer Slam, you'll unleash merciless kicks, tackles, and steals against excitable, colorful characters from all over the world. Each character in this game wields special powers and moves that earn the big score. Get to the random spotlight that appears on the field and your character will shoot skyward with the ball and slam it toward the unsuspecting goalie. In quest mode, you can unlock secret stadiums and uncover hidden items to improve your already stellar performance. Watch the intensity rise as you utilize your new power moves in other game modes. If you're a little rusty on the field, practice mode will get you going again. When you're confident in your smash mouth hits and soccer tackles, throw in some bad weather and gather up a bunch of friends for a rowdy round-robin tournament.


 

Sega Superstars Tennis

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Sega of America, Inc.
Genre: Kids & Family
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone 10+
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: SEGA Superstars Tennis, a game that brings together some of the most treasured and well-known characters from the SEGA universe, in some of the most unusual courts and outrageous settings ever imagined. SST has over 15 playable SEGA idols including Sonic the Hedgehog, AiAi from Super Monkeyball fame, Ulala of Space Channel 5 and Amigo from Samba De Amigo. In addition to their own unique attributes, each character will also come equipped with their own superstar tennis skills, putting a whole new spin on each match played! Exhibition mode offers the chance to challenge Sonic, or the character or your choice, to a match on one of many courts, including Sonic's home court of Green Hill Zone, or Amigo's Carnival Park court. Wherever you play there will be a host of SEGA celebrities cheering you on from courtside and by partaking in crazy doubles matches with your choice of partner, you could end up playing against some pretty unusual couples! Prove your SEGA hero is the shining star of SEGA Superstars Tennis by collecting silverware in the Tournament Mode.


 

Serious Sam

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Gotham Games
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: We could talk about the Serious Sam backstory, but that would be missing the point, namely to commit carnage on a galactic scale. The smooth engine, multiplayer options, and fast pace make this game a solid choice for fans of first-person shooters./ The interface uses the tried-and-true Xbox formula for shooters: the left thumbstick controls movement and the right thumbstick controls the angle of view. The extensive arsenal is something special though, with each weapon possessing a different efficiency so you have to find the perfect weapon quickly for each situation. For instance, the shotgun is a great weapon for up-close fighting among a crowd of enemies, but it's horrible at a distance or when you're stuck in the middle of a melee. The enemy list is also quite extensive. You will be fired upon, stepped on, stabbed, slashed, and electrocuted. Enemies will appear by land, air, and water./ What makes this game stand out and keep you interested, though, is its irreverent, offbeat sense of humor. Serious Sam makes outlandish comments throughout the game, rides cosmic surfboards between scenes, saves progress at Dr. Who-like telephone booths, and pays homage to the Indiana Jones theme song. And you can change the blood splatters between red, green, and hippy (flowers and fruit). Our only major complaint is level design. Even when you believe you've cleared a room, enemies can pop out of midair and injure you. By not allowing you to seal yourself off from the onrushing masses in appropriate spaces, a major strategic element has been missed. --Eric Franklin/


 

Serious Sam II

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: 2K Games
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Serious Sam 2 has the wild shooter fun that made the first game so popular -- with all-new game elements, weapons and monsters to shoot up. You're back as Sam Stone, the giant hulk of a man who hates aliens. Which is good, because they're invading and Earth needs a bloodthirsty maniac like him to take 'em on!


 

Serious Sam: The Next Encounter

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Global Star
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Seven Samurai 20XX

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Sammy Studios
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Missing Manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Sewer Shark

Platform: Sega CD
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: On Rails Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated: Rating Pending
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: Shadow Dancer is the story of Joe Mushashi and his faithful dog Yamoto. Together they go out and beat up the ruthless thugs of the Neo Zeed Corporation and it's boss the Union Lizard. It's a load of confusing nonsense and in the journey from Arcade to Genesis the plot seems to have been erased and events taking place in the game just seem like gobbledegook. All you really do in this game is jump around taking strange-looking villains out with Surikens.



To be honest, the arcade version of Shadow Dancer was much better. The graphics were far superior, the levels were cooler (levels such as the airport and junkyard are missing in this version) and the bad guys less weird.



Plus it's very, very short with only 5 levels all over in a few minutes. As it was such a cool arcade game it's shocking that a game so easy and tepid could end up on the Genesis. It was capable of much more than this and Shadow Dancer is really only a game for Shinobi completists.


 

Shadow Hearts

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Midway
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: A hero with a mysterious past. A young girl holding the key to world domination. A villain who will stop at nothing to unlock the path to unlimited power. Prepare to experience an RPG unlike any other. Welcome to the world of Shadow Hearts.


 

Shadow Hearts: Covenant

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Midway
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shadow Hearts 2: Covenant is a deep, engaging strategy role-player that continues the story of the original Shadow hearts. In this sequel, World War I has started, and a cult has used the chaos to further their own ambitions. Yuri, the hero of the first game, will explore his new powers as he fights this new evil. An engaging strategy epic where you try to survive battles against secret cults and powerful, mysterious wizards.


 

Shadow Hearts: From the New World

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Xseed Games
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shadow Hearts: From The New World is the 3rd and latest installment of the critically acclaimed role-playing game series. Johnny Garland lost his father, sister and his memory in an accident. The criminal responsible for this has escaped custody, and young Johnny goes after him. Just when Johnny catches up to him, a strange monster come from a green light & swallows him. When he meets a young Native American bounty hunter named Shania, he learns these "windows" have been opening in every major city. Together, they'll learn the secret behind this supernatural mystery.


 

Shadow Madness

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Crave Entertainment
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Shadow of Rome

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shadow of Rome takes players back to the era of Caesar, when Rome ruled Europe and North Africa. It was a perilous time when false accusations, daggers in the back and duels to the death were the rule. In 48 B.C. Julius Caesar was murdered, and his advisor Uesnius was accused of the act. Agrippa, the son of Uesinus, will ask for the aid of a female warrior named Octavia, to restore his family's honor and uncover the truth. Fantastic sound through Dolby Sound Pro Logic II


 

Shadow of the Colossus

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Sony
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shadow of the Colossus is a majestic journey through ancient lands. With your trusty horse at your side, you'll explore spacious lands and unearth anicent monsters called Colossus. Armed with your wits, a sword and a bow, use cunning and strategy to topple each of these behemoths.


 

Shadowrun

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Microsoft
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shadowrun is the new multiplayer first-person shooter (FPS) based on the classic RPG franchise. Team-based combat shoots into a new dimension, with a revolutionary blend of modern weaponry and ancient magic. After a 5,000 year absence, magic has returned to the world of 2021. Global corporations are in a war to to harness this reawakened power. Be a part of the RNA global megacorp and bring order (and profit) into a world of chaos, or join the Lineage to keep magic wild and free at all costs. Choose a side and wage war for the future of magic in the new world of Shadowrun. Up to 16 players battle for control of this new world through Windows Vista's Xbox 360-to-Windows Vista online compatibility.


 

Shanghai

Platform: Sega Master System
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Puzzle
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Shanghai: True Valor

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Sunsoft
Genre: Puzzle
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Disc Only
Edition: Summary:


 

Shenmue II

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Ryo Hazuki's continuing quest to bring his father's murderer to justice brings him to Hong Kong on the trail of the elusive Lan Di. Hazuki will have to rely on his wits if he is to understand his new surroundings, gain the trust of the locals and piece together the clues needed to track his father's murderer and uncover the meaning of the mysterious Phoenix Mirror.


 

Shikigami No Shiro

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: &#x30de;&#x30a4;&#x30d4;&#x30c3;&#x30af;
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition:
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Shin Megami Tensai: Persona 3

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: SMT: PERSONA 3 (PLAYSTATION II)


 

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Digital Devil Saga 2 continues the story from the first hit. Serf and his companions from the Embryon tribe set out for Nirvana. In the midst of chaos, a mysterious object, the Pod, suddenly appears. Countless spheres of light are emitted by the Pod and infect Serf and his comrades, awakening their demonic powers. An unimaginable battle unfolds within, as they fight a new desire to tear the flesh and shatter the bones of their enemies, who have also been transformed. Who will emerge victorious as everyone struggles with their own demons? \


 

Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga Deluxe Box Set

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Junkyard, a town of endless rain... With his four companions, Serf, the main character and a member of a tribe called Embryon, sets out for Nirvana, a land that can only be reached by the champions of Junkyard. They devote themselves to fighting against the never-ending resistance mustered by other tribes. In the midst of chaos, a mysterious object, the Pod, suddenly appears. Countless spheres of light are emitted by the Pod and infect Serf and his comrades, awakening their demonic power


 

Shin Megami Tensei: Nine

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Limited Edition Summary:


 

Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Persona 3 FES PS2


 

Shingata Kururin Pa!

Platform: Playstation
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Shining Force II

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: What you're expecting more? Read someone elses review!

It really is the best game ever!


 

Shining Force Neo

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shining Force Neo is a fast-paced action-RPG featuring a dramatic, character-driven story and a high gloss anime aesthetic. You become Max, a young traveller on his way to becoming a warrior or sorceror. Master martial arts, face the deadliest fighters around and prove yourself, in a wild, action-packed storyline. Train characters to use 40 different types of Force Arts in 32 levels Full voice acting throughout the game


 

Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Shining in the Darkness

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: This is the first game in the epic Shining Series by Sega. Before the Shining Force games, before Shining Soul, Shining the Holy Ark and Shining Wisdom was Shining in the Darkness. Yes, it is pretty primitive by today's standards, but not only was it cutting edge when it was first released, but the quality of the gameplay is what makes it fun to play even today. Moreover, the reason for the Shining Series longtime success was carrying this level of fun gameplay from title to title. Unlike all of the game other than Shining the Holy Ark, Shining in the Darkness was first person, leading a small group of adventurers through a deadly labyrinth, filled with monsters and treasures (Most of the Shining Series played as a small army of fighters campaigning across battlefields). Few games on the Genesis had the staying power of this game (Shining Force and Shining Force II were two other successes). What is also greatly overlooked about this game is the sheer variety of plot twists, monsters, magic, and items that became part of what made the series in general so special. Sadly, Sega failed to market this game as well as, say Final Fantasy, and most people never even realized what they missed. While most people will be hesitant to go out and get a copy of such an old game, try out some of the later games in the series. if you liked them, you should go back and see where it all began in Shining in the Darkness. This will work great for anyone who is more interested in a quality game with good gameplay and control and are not too concerned with great visual effects.


 

Shining Tears

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Shining Tears, the long-anticipated side story to the legendary Shining Force saga, tells the tale of a young man who has lost his memory and has gotten caught up in a war he does not quite understand. The city he lives in is under siege, and the reason, he is told, revolves around two magical rings of power./ / In a journey of discovery, the boy and his friends will soon realize the terrifying truth about the world they live in. Along the way, they will fortify themselves with ever more powerful weaponry, spells, and a rotating cast of allies./ / Shining Tears shifts away from the strategy-RPG gameplay familiar to fans of Shining Force, focusing instead on real-time action. Up to two players can play cooperatively as they explore lush, 2D, anime-style environments, slaying monsters and working through a robust RPG leveling system./ / &#x2022; Gorgeous 2D backdrops and fluid, expressive anime characters. Up to 50 enemies can appear onscreen at the same time./ &#x2022; Offers both single-player and 2 player-simultaneous gameplay./ &#x2022; Deep character customization Players have access to a wide range of skills, items, and weapons. Characters can level up from 1 to 99./ &#x2022; Partner Bond System The bond between the hero and his partner affects the scenario he faces and part of the story./ &#x2022; 20 to 50 hours of game time./ &#x2022; 8 possible endings/


 

Shining The Holy Ark

Platform: Sega Saturn
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adult
Condition: Disc only
Edition: Summary: This game is one of the coolest game I ever played. It extends my imagination to the greatest. This labyrinth style game also have hair-standing monsters. It is a true and cool RPG.


 

Shinobi

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: This latest installment of one of Sega's most revered action franchises pits you against demons in the post-apocalyptic streets of Tokyo. As Hotsuma, you will use any force necessary to avenge your clan, including running up walls, summoning Ninja magic, and using an arsenal of ancient weaponry. Hunted by demons, haunted by the dead, and hindered by the very rage that spurs him, Hotsuma will stop at nothing. Do right by your clan this fall.


 

Shinobi II: The Silent Fury

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Shipwreckers!

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Psygnosis
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Sid Meier's Pirates!: Live The Life

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: 2K Games
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: In Sid Meier's Pirates! You'll become take the leading role of a Pirate Captain in the 17th century Caribbean. Amass fortune and fame in an attempt to seize your rightful place as one of the most revered (and feared!) pirates in history.


 

Sigma Star Saga

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Namco
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Sigma Star Saga is a brilliant combination of role-playing and space shooters. You're a double-agent, spying on the alien invaders known as the Krill. Knowing the Krill have taken a sudden interest in 6 nearby planets, you've been sent in to infiltrate them and find out why. Defeat the Krill invasion before it's too late! Sigma Star Saga is a true mix of RPG depth and character building, with a space shooter battle engine.


 

Silent Bomber

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Bandai
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Silent Hill

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Horror
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: A downright creepy "survival horror" title, Silent Hill succeeds where most Resident Evil-inspired titles suck: keeping you hooked and instilling you with fear throughout the game. Players are cast as Harry Mason in his desperate search for his daughter, who mysteriously disappeared after their car crashed into a gully outside of a desolate resort town./ The 3-D environments in Silent Hill are bathed in fog or darkness, making its dismal setting all the more eerie; this also allows for some spectacular lighting effects when using a flashlight in the dark. Granted, there are some pretty coarse graphics being obscured here, but it's a fair trade-off, considering the game's short load times./ Silent Hill is played from a third-person perspective, viewed from both fixed and moving camera angles. As with similar games, the viewpoint can be awkward at times, especially during combat, which here is so clunky that you should try to avoid it whenever possible--something you should do anyway, as this isn't Tomb Raider./ Rather than resort to cheap scare tactics, Silent Hill features a gameplay twist that works very well with its limited visibility environments. Harry carries a radio with him that crackles with static whenever the game's nasties are near, and continues until they're no longer in the vicinity or have been killed off. (Enemies may require further whacking when they're down, as they like to play dead.) Additionally, the supported Dual-Shock controller pulsates in a heartbeatlike fashion whenever you're moderately or seriously injured. --Joe Hon/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Suspenseful story with bone-chilling gameplay/ &#x2022; Short load times/ &#x2022; Excellent lighting and fog effects/ &#x2022; Five possible endings add replay value/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Coarse graphics/ &#x2022; Clunky combat/


 

Silent Hill 2

Platform: PlayStation 2
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Horror
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: With its Poe-like atmosphere, dense fog, pitch-black hallways, and a cryptic letter from a dead wife, "Silent Hill 2" promises to surpass the paranoia created by its predecessor, "Silent Hill".
The sequel opens with James Sunderland, the series' average joe protagonist, and a mysterious message that reads, "Silent Hill, our sanctuary of memories. I'll be waiting for you there." More puzzling is that the note is signed by Mary, his deceased wife.
James sets out for Silent Hill hopeful that he'll find a trace of Mary. After an aborted attempt by car, James plunges into the dank fog and embarks on his quest by foot. Enter Angela, a woman who bears a striking resemblance to Mary, and who also beckons him with another curious message. It seems James can't go back; strange things are happening in Silent Hill.
"Silent Hill 2" offers 10 new formidable foes, plenty of puzzles, and bone-chilling gameplay. The sequel's new story and characters promise to thrill and terrify. The visual and sound effects are amazingly detailed and macabre, and, if you're playing on a system with surround sound, you may find yourself keeping the lights on.


 

Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Horror
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: With its Poe-like atmosphere, dense fog, pitch-black hallways, and a cryptic letter from a dead wife, Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams promises to surpass the paranoia created by its predecessor, Silent Hill. The sequel opens with James Sunderland, the series' average joe protagonist, reading a mysterious message that says, "Silent Hill, our sanctuary of memories. I'll be waiting for you there." More puzzling is that the note is signed by Mary, his deceased wife./ James sets out for Silent Hill hopeful that he'll find a trace of Mary. After an aborted attempt by car, James plunges into the dank fog and embarks on his quest by foot. Enter Angela, a woman who bears a striking resemblance to Mary, and who also beckons him with another curious message. It seems James can't go back; strange things are happening in Silent Hill./ Silent Hill 2 offers 10 new formidable foes, plenty of puzzles, and bone-chilling gameplay. The sequel's new story and characters promise to thrill and terrify. The visual and sound effects are amazingly detailed and macabre, and, if you're playing on a system with surround sound, you may find yourself keeping the lights on./ Note: This product description refers to the PlayStation2 version./


 

Silent Hill 3

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Horror
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Silent Hill 3 continues the series' trademark brand of psychological horror and terrifying gameplay. As a teenage girl named Heather, players must explore and unravel the mysterious connection between the god-forsaken town and her inner fears. The game features enhanced graphical detail, a more complex storyline, and even more grotesque monsters than the previous games.


 

Silent Hill 4 The Room

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Horror
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Silent Hill 4 Xbox


 

Silk Worm

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Sammy
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Silpheed: The Lost Planet

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Working Designs
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: If you think you have heard the name Silpheed before, you are not hallucinating. A version of the game was released on the now-defunct Sega CD back in 1994. Silpheed was a shooter done in psuedo 3-D where, rather than moving your ship up and down &#x00e0; la Galaga, you moved your ship in and out./ Silpheed: The Lost Planet offers the same method of play. You still can't move up and down, though some enemies may shoot at you from above or below. Like most shooters, the game isn't about exploration and navigation, but rather it's all about dexterity and shooting as rapidly as your fingers will allow./ In this game you pilot a SA-77 craft that has gun slots on its left and right. You can put a different weapon on each side of the ship, and you can even fire them both simultaneously. You start off with two versions of the Vulcan cannon. As you make your way through the game, you will earn more weapons./ The storyline involves an alien race appearing just outside a planet colonized by humans. The aliens have taken over, and the retreating humans are followed back to our solar system by the pesky creatures. The entire story is told through wonderful full-motion video sequences, which, for some reason, were not done in the higher-resolution DVD format./ The sound effects are your standard shooter fare, so they're good. The music is a letdown, though. Nostalgic Sega fans will recognize the previous game's theme in one of the FMV sequences, but other than that, the music is completely forgettable./ The main problem with Silpheed is that it looks great, but it only plays and feels like an average shooter from an older game system. Nothing about the gameplay will get your adrenaline pumping--and that's exactly what a good shooter is supposed to do. --Todd Mowatt/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Great graphics/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Unimaginative weapons/ &#x2022; Graphics slowdown often hinders the gameplay/


 

Silver Surfer

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Virgin Interactive
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: This video game is pretty cool, but I find it a bit difficult. In the comic book, the Silver Surfer is nearly invincible. In this game, you get hit once, you're off your board and you die. What happened to the power cosmic? Go figure.

Basically, this game is a shooter like those flying around games where you just try to shoot everything without getting hit. Half the time its a side scroller, the other half it's a top view. That's clever.
The power cosmic comes in a small white ball that blows stuff up. Usually you have to hit things more than once. You pick up what look like F boxes or cards. The more F you have the more powerful you become. You can pick up orbs and now you shoot in more than one direction. You can controll the orbs so you can shoot to the side and back while you just shoot forward. The villians in the game are pretty strange. Firelord is actually a good guy in the comics and has basically the same powers as the Surfer. The Captain Reptile in the game doesn't really look like a pirate. All of his stages make him look like the lizard king of Hawaii. Then there is the Possesor. His level is kind of cool. Lots of classical sculptures. It looks like some corney Stephen Hawking music video. I know he doesn't have a music video, but if he did, this is what it would look like. Watch out for the flying vacuum cleaners in stage two! The rest of the game is too damn hard. You're supposed to beat all the bad guys, collect parts to some machine Galactus has so he can send you to some other dimension to fight who knows what. That sounds a lot like the comic book actually. However, it's really freakin' hard. Because this game is for the NES, I don't think it could be any better. Oh, I think I should add that the music to this game rocks!


 

The Simpsons Game

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: In The Simpsons Game, Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa use exciting, all-new powers to defend their home town from rising chaos. While the Simpsons have general abilities that can be used to fight opponents, interact with environments, and finish puzzles; each one has been imbued with special abilities that are unique to their personalities. These abilities grow and change as they progress through the story to battle tougher and tougher enemies in their quest to save Springfield! To help the Simpsons, gamers must journey through their home town (as well as vast worlds beyond!), vanquish an amazing array of villains, and fight their way through parodies of multiple popular games. 100% original script from the writers of the show with 4 distinct acts divided into 16 episodes and over 8,000 lines of dialogue. The open-world Springfield was designed as a central locale to jump into episodes with iconic locations to visit, characters to be visited and interact with, and hundreds of collectibles to be found. With parodies of the video game industry, pop culture and current events, the game has the same gut wrenching hilarity as the show. Co-op Play - With two members of The Simpsons family involved in each episode, all episodes can be played cooperatively in addition ESRB Rated T for Teen


 

The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Acclaim
Genre: 2D Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

The Simpsons: Hit & Run

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Vivendi Universal
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: The Simpsons Hit & Run is a hilarious mission-based driving that feels like an episode of the TV show!


 

The Simpsons: Road Rage

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Siren: Blood Curse

Platform: Playstation 3
Publisher: Sony
Genre: Horror
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: I purchased this game through the Playstation Network and I'm glad to see they are now releasing this game onto Blu-ray disc as it truly deserves it. I'm going to be buying this game for the second time because I like it that much and as a download it also eats up quite a large amount of space on your HD.



Siren: Blood Curse takes you on a terrifying adventure set in Japan. An American TV crew find themselves deserted on an island where they have come to investigate and document the legend of Hanuda, a "vanished village" where human sacrifices are said to have taken place thirty years prior. Each are eventually split up and have to face the dangers of the island alone. Another character, a teenager named Howard is also on the island and you will get to play each and every character in the game throughout your journey.



Sam and Melissa are a seperated couple who have come to the island and their daughter Bella has been brought along by Sam which Melissa isn't happy about. You get to play as Sam and Melissa and even play as Bella in a terrifying hospital level which involves creeping around in stealth.



The occupents of the island appear to be Japanese zombie-like creatures which vary in strength and difficulty as you progress. There are also some larger and very obscure and frightening enemies later on in the game. Each of the enemies and the characters show off some amazing graphical details and the game looks absolutely stunning. A fantastic part of the game with a huge enemy shaking a bus as you try to make your way through stood out as a really memorable part of this game for me which is one of many great atmospheric and frightening moments within the entire 20+ hour adventure.



Some of the gameplay includes fighting off enemies with various weapons, solving puzzles, shooting, combat, using memory and most noticebly sightjacking. Sightjacking gives you the ability to see through the eyes of nearby enemies and other characters whilst you still view the character you are playingin a split-screen mode. This works really well once you get the hang of it and comes in useful for when you are required to creep around or attack enemies from behind.



Siren: BC gives you the true feeling of horror and suspense that alot of survival horrors find hard to pull off. I was genuinely scared at moments and the game can make you jump quite a bit. The graphics are excellent, they're dark but you constantly have light sources and it can feel very eerie exploring the village. Some of the people who have turned into zombies are some off the collest looking zombies I have seen in a game yet.



If you love a decent story, great graphics, a scary/creepy experience and a decent length game with great characters and dicversity then you will love Siren BC. The game is seperated into episodes within chapters giving you a re-cap of what happened in the last episode, these are really cool and effective and if you want to just continue playing it doesn't interupt the game or make it less fluid in any way.



An amazing game that surprised me and became one of my best PS3 titles of 2008. 10/10


 

Skate or Die

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: This game had it all; skateboards, purple mohawks, and the man trying to keep you down. There are several events you can skate in such as the half-pipe, high jump, a race, freestyle and a few others. This game is pretty fun but it was a little difficult to learn how to be decent at it. Overall though, I really like this game, especially for it's cultural value.


 

Skate or Die 2

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Skies of Arcadia

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Discs only
Edition: Summary:


 

Skies of Arcadia Legends

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Grab the wheel of your airship and prepare to embark on an adventure of legendary proportions. You are Vyse, a young member of the Blue Rogue pirates. Together with your childhood friend Aika and a mysterious girl named Fina, you are locked in an epic struggle with a powerful enemy nation for the fate of the world. You must gather your own crew of air pirates and journey through uncharted skies to obliterate the empire from every corner of the map. Along the way you'll wage battles against savage monsters and evil pirates as you make a name for yourself on land and in the sky. For the first time you can experience the complete story of this critically acclaimed RPG, with hours of new gameplay containing additional background stories for key characters. Interact with a brilliantly animated cast of characters, monsters, and villains, explore astounding environments, and unravel a dramatic and twisting story line. You can explore six enormous virtual lands with landscapes ranging from massive deserts and quaint villages to the cold reaches of outer space. Customize your own airship and gather up to 22 crew members to help attack or protect against other ships. There is hand-to-hand and ship-to-ship combat featuring spectacular spell effects, amazing special attacks, and an improved battle engine.


 

Sky Shark

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: TAITO
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Skygunner

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Slam City with Scottie Pippen

Platform: Sega CD 32X
Publisher: Fidelity Electronics
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Slave Zero

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Infogrames
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Missing case
Edition: Summary: In "Slave Zero", players control a gigantic mechanized man who trounces through hyperurban landscapes, destroying everything in sight. Notches on Mr. Zero's belt include motorists, helicopters, tanks, pedestrians, and an assortment of robots his own size.
"Slave Zero" does a great job of communicating the difference in scale between the main character and the comparatively tiny people, vehicles, and buildings that populate the city. However, the controls are very complicated, utilizing every button on the Dreamcast controller (including the stick and D-pad separately), as well as combinations of buttons for additional control, such as picking up and hurling cars. Screams and exclamations from innocent bystanders seem unusually loud, and the complete absence of in-game music exacerbates the already slow pace of the game. Still, some scenes are stellar, and worth wading through the mediocre spots in between. "--Jeff Young"
Pros: Sci-fi "noir"-style graphics Highly interactive environments Exciting main character Cons: Slow pace Choppy animation Difficult control scheme


 

Sly 2: Band of Thieves

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Sly 2: Band of Thieves is a comic crime caper that continues the story of Sly Cooper, master thief and hero! Sly's worst enemy, the powerful robot called Clockwerk, was shut down permanently, but its parts have gone missing. To make sure Clockwerk never turns up again, he and his partners in crime will go around the world to pull off a series of daring heists.


 

Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone 10+
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: In Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves you'll become a master thief and a master of disguise, as you preapre for an impossible robbery. Sly may be the best thief around, but even he can't pull this one off alone. Recruit five returning as well as new members of the thieving gang to take down the maniacal Dr. M. With the pursuant Carmelita Fox and the mad professor on his tail, Sly learns of his family's thieving heritage and the one great secret his father kept from him for years. It'll take all of his team's abilities to take on this last great heist!


 

Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Sony
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Greatest Hits Summary: Sly Cooper and the Thievius Racoonus puts the player in the role of a raccoon named Sly Cooper. On Sly's eighth birthday, he is given the Thievius Raccoonus, an instruction manual passed down through the Cooper family for generations on how to be a great thief. But ruthless villains bust in and steal the manual, split it amongst themselves, and then vanish. Sly, along with his two friends Bentley and Murray, must embark on a platform adventure to recover the pages of the book and prove to the world that Sly Cooper is the world's greatest thief. Different skills, such as stealth tactics and platform jumping, are required throughout the game. You'll also pilot vehicles, play minigames, and fight bosses as you proceed.


 

Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel's Castle

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: Coleco
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Snake's Revenge

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Military & Espionage
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: As soon as you start the game, you know that Snake's Revenge is a very different Metal Gear game. For one, you start off the game with a Beretta and a knife as opposed to your bare fists. For the first few minutes of the game, you'll be walking around the forest, dodging spot lights and strange flying craft. The storyline in this game is not as strong as in the first one. Also, the atmosphere in Metal Gear was so much more drab and menacing, wheras Snake's Revenge is full of bright corridors and sunny outdoor environments. This time around, it seems that the developers were more concerned about variety than game-quality. There's a train, a desert fortress, a bridge, a jungle, and many other locales. The newest addition to this game, though, is the use of a side view. The side view can be interesting at times, but I overall wish they had left it out. But to me, the most frustrating part is the end. After defeating the ending boss, you go out a door and arrive at door number 1, door number 2, and door number 3. I've played this game for hours and hours on end and I could NEVER figure out how to open them. Weapons didn't work, or even security cards. But in addition to that, you can backtrack through most of the game. Overall, Snake's Revenge is a good game for the NES, but it just didn't capture me the way Metal Gear did.


 

Sneak King

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: King Games
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Sneak'n Peek

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: U.S. Games
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Snood 2: On Vacation

Platform: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Destination Software
Genre: Puzzle
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Snood 2: Lost In Snoodville turns around the fun puzzle gaming of the original, for a new kind of action. The gameplay is classic Snood, only now the whole city has tipped over on it side. But here in Snoodville, there's always plenty of action and it doesn't stop because everything's twisted on its edge. It's go, go, go as you help Snoods meet up with three of their own color. Think you're done? Nope - that's when the action really starts!


 

Snoopy and the Red Baron

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Snowboard Kids 2

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Nintendo 64
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: Snowboard kids is back with an all new racing adventure for the nintendo 64. Race the computer or up to 3 of your friends as you battle your way down the mountain racing for first place.


 

Soldier Of Fortune II: Double Helix

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Activision
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: In Soldier Of Fortune II: Double Helix, you return to the world of John Mullins, to stop an all-new threat to the stability of the world!


 

Soldiers of Fortune

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: BPS
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Sonic & Knuckles

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: 2D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: Sonic & Knuckles(1994). The fourth Sonic game on the Genesis (or 2nd half of the third, if you prefer to call it that).

Once upon a time, Sega became a worthy 16-bit contender in the early 90s thanks to the release of a fast-paced adventure starring everyone's favorite blue hedgehog, Sonic. Then the series really took off in 1992 with the release and success of its sequel. The Sega CD harbored Sonic CD, a worthy cult classic, though for some reason it became forgotten over time. This brings us to "Hedgehog Day" of 1994, when Sonic 3 was unleashed on the public. Originally, the game was slated to be one massive adventure, but in order to meet deadlines, Sega decided to cut it in half, give the fans the first part of the game early on, and save the rest of it for a later date in the year. In the meantime, Sega also thought about incorporating a special "lock-on" feature to this second half of the 3rd Sonic game which allowed one to stick Sonic 2 and 3 on top of it, and it would change the game to a certain degree. Of course, lock on technology was nothing new (*cough* Game Genie *cough*), but this was the first time that it was incorporated for a specific purpose, more of which I'll get into soon.

So this time, Sonic must traverse the rest of Angel Island after bringing down the Death Egg (again) onto a volcano and stop Dr. Robotnik once and for all. However, Tails is gone for this round in place of being able to play as Knuckles the Echidna for the first time. He taunted and tricked you all throughout Sonic 3, but now you can rip through the stages as him, or get your revenge on him at last with Sonic. Either way, S&K holds up as its own giant adventure, with the same size of levels, graphics engine, powerups, and other features as the previous game. I've covered the basics of the game in my Sonic 3 review, so I'll just go into the new stuff here:

PROS
-LOCKING ONTO THE OLDER GAMES GIVES THEM A NEW FRESH REPLAYABILITY. Stick it onto Sonic 2, and now you're traversing the Casino Nights, Hill Tops, and Wing Fortresses of old as Knuckles given the advantage of his new abilities. However, stick it onto Sonic 3 and you'll get the massive adventure that Sega wanted to release all along - in other words THE BIGGEST AND BEST SONIC GAME EVER CONCEIVED. Play as all three of the furballs going through both games and collecting 14(!) chaos emeralds to become... HYPER SONIC! On top of that, stick it onto Sonic 1 or any other Genesis game and you'll now have access to unlimited random Special Stages styled from Sonic 3.
-KNUCKLES IS A NICE ALTERNATIVE TO PLAY AS FROM THE OTHERS. He doesn't fly like Tails or jump as high as Sonic, but his glide, climbing, and smashy fists enable him to reach places that the others can't get to. Plus, a lot of the areas of certain zones that you traverse are completely different from Sonic's.
-COOL NEW BONUS STAGES. There are two of them now, and are far easier to access as well. One is an energy sphere magnetic place where you have to reach the top, and the other is a combination of Casino Night Zone from Sonic 2 and the Special Stages of Sonic 1.
-EXCELLENT MUSIC HERE! I'd forgotten how awesome S&K's music actually is, and is overall a step up from Sonic 3's. None are bad here and they seem closer to Sonic 2's soundtrack, especially the Flying Battery, Sky Sanctuary, and Death Egg themes.
-THE ZONES ARE VARIED FROM PREVIOUS GAMES. Yes, there is another volcano zone, but now you can explore new areas like the massive tombs of Sandopolis, the flying ruins of Sky Sanctuary, and the inner sanctums of the giant Death Egg ship. Plus now you get to take out the giant Flying Battery ship which attacked you near the beginning of Sonic 3. Strangely, this seems to be the only Sonic game without a water zone, which renders the Bubble shield useless, but oh well. In contrast, you will find more use out of the fire shield though.
-PERHAPS THE BEST FINAL BOSSES OF ANY SONIC GAME. There are a bunch of them to take out near the end, and when you collect all the chaos emeralds, you can go through a special Doomsday Zone as Super Sonic. Plus, Knuckles has more difficult versions and some original bosses of his own to fight, so it never gets boring.


CONS
-Since this is technically the other half of Sonic 3, THERE ISN'T A WHOLE LOT OF NEW STUFF FOR SONIC'S ADVENTURE. Pretty much Sonic has all the same attacks, animations, and powerups as in Sonic 3, and now with Tails gone, his reaching abilities are hindered. His absence is fixed, however, by locking it onto Sonic 3.
-THE SAVE FEATURE FROM SONIC 3 IS SORELY MISSED. With as massive as the levels are, being able to save after Sandopolis Zone Act 2 would be nice, but again, this problem is remedied after locking it onto Sonic 3.
-NO CHANGE OF SPECIAL STAGES HERE. Basically, these new ones are simply styled after the Sonic 3 SS's.

Don't let the 4 stars deter you at all. S&K is certainly one of the most memorable Sonic games of all, and if you liked Sonic 3, then I see no reason for you NOT to like this one. As a whole, Sonic 3 & Knuckles deserves its full 5 stars, so whether you want to find their original carts, or just play them on PC or the new Sonic Mega Collection, find them any way you can because these are some of the best 2D games that defined an age of gaming. GOTTA JUICE!


 

Sonic 3D Blast

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: The best Sonic Genesis title ever!
Control:C+(I don't have this, although I have Genesis. It might be hard to control Sonic in this game.)
Sound:A+
Music:A+
Graphics:A+(It's not 3D all the way, but I accept it because it's the best they can do, unless it had the SVP chip.)


 

Sonic Adventure

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Sega
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: After several years in video game retirement, Sonic the Hedgehog returns as the star of a graphically stunning 3-D adventure game that blows away every other game in the genre. Sonic is joined by five of his friends in a massive quest that spans over 50 game levels filled with remarkable visuals and a pulsating soundtrack. Taking full advantage of the unprecedented processing power of the Dreamcast, Sega's development crew, Sonic Team, has designed several gravity-defying game levels that will keep gamers hooked.
Our favorite level is Windy Valley, which requires you to survive the stormy perils of a tremendous tornado. This tyrant of nature chases you relentlessly before ultimately sucking you into the air and up through its eye. During the chase, the tornado manages to tear up just about everything on the screen. This dizzying visual spectacle moves so fast that you will literally hold on to the game controller for dear life.
Assuming you survive the tornado, there are several more challenging areas to conquer, including a level that requires you to snowboard directly in the path of a fast-approaching avalanche. During the Emerald Coast level, you will race across a precarious dock as a killer whale attacks from below, destroying the wood planks underneath your feet while you attempt to outrun the crazed creature.
We also liked the numerous mini-games scattered throughout this title. When you least expect it, "Sonic Adventure" tosses in some old-fashioned arcade action, such as pinball or bumper car racing. In between, you can raise virtual pets, known in the game as "Chao." These characters, which are saved using the optional Visual Memory Unit (VMU), can be combined with other Chao characters exchanged between friends or downloaded via the Internet.
Gamers looking to show off the strong processing power of the 128-bit Dreamcast will definitely want to pick up this title. Simply put, "Sonic Adventure"'s graphics surpass those of any other game currently available on any home video game system. Let the Sonic assault begin. "--Brett Atwood"
Pros: Strong replay value Stunning graphics Bonus virtual pet game Six different game characters
Cons: May be too fast-moving for some players Awkward camera angles can inhibit gameplay in some areas


 

Sonic Adventure 2 Battle

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Sega
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Player's Choice Summary: Sonic and company are back and better than ever in Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, featuring faster action, all-new 2-player games, and a branching storyline that lets you choose to save the world as the Hero side, or conquer it as the Dark side. Two new playable characters enter the Sonic universe&#x2014;a mysterious dark hedgehog called Shadow and a jewel-thieving bat named Rouge.


 

Sonic CD

Platform: Sega CD
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: 2D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: 1993 for Sega CD


 

Sonic Chaos

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Rating Pending
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: None can deny this game! Without any knowledge of Electric Egg Zone, the zones up till that are...

1. Turquoise Hill Zone
2. Gigapolis Zone
3. Sleeping Egg Zone
4. Mecha Green Hill Zone
5. some underwater zone
6. Electric Egg Zone

Something like that. Secret, hidden shortcuts and passages. Sonic can use stuff like Rocket Shoes, Pogo boots, and more.

Pros:

Graphics - These graphics are awesome for an older game! Sega worked hard and got this title done well.
Music - The music is great! I love the music! It rocks!

Cons:

Not from what I see...

Somewhere inbetween:

Enemies - Some enemies are pretty tough. Some are real easy. May vary for some.

That just mentioned a few. I'll recommend this to all Game Gear owners!


 

Sonic Drift 2

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: The sequel to the Japan only Sonic Drift is more fun than Mario Kart (it beats all of the mario karts!) This is a racing game kind of like sonic R but EVERYONE is in cars. A little hard to get used to at first but is sure to delight, despite how old it is.


 

Sonic Gems Collection

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Sonic Gems Collection gives old-school Sonic fans, collectors and newcomers a reason to rejoice! This full collection of classic Sonic games compiles all the most popular games featuring Sonic The Hedgehog. On top of that, there are other classic Sonic games hidden throughout the disc. See if you can unlock them for even more great arcade action!


 

Sonic Heroes

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Sonic Heroes takes you blazing through a world of great adventure! use multiple teams & formations to conquer the ultimate hero, once and for all.


 

Sonic Mega Collection Plus

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Sonic Mega Collection is the definitive, gold-standard Sonic collection for gamers. If you're to new to Sonic, you'll understand the appeal & popularity of the games. If you're a veteran, you'll relive those glory days of super-fast action and super-fun gameplay! Features Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, and 3, Sonic 3D Blast, Sonic Spinball, Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, Rister the Shooting Star and Flicky.


 

Sonic Rush

Platform: Nintendo DS
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: 2D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Sonic Rush Adventure

Platform: Nintendo DS
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: 2D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Sonic Rush Adventure DS


 

Sonic Spinball

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Pinball
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: This is a game that all ages enjoy. Everyone in my family loves to play this game.


 

Sonic the Hedgehog

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Bundle Edition Summary: Sonic The Hedgehog 1 for the Sega Genesis system is one of the greatest video games ever created. For those that don't know, It is getting a 15th anniversary Gameboy Advance Re-release in November, 2006. It will feature 2 new features. The first feature, will be a save feature and the second, Sonic will be able to do the spin-dash thing he was able to in Sonic 2. I'm so excited. I hope that they re-release Sonic 2 (with Knuckles), 3 (with knuckles), and Sonic And Knuckles on GBA on their 15th anniversary.


 

Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: What I said above pretty much sums up my feelings about this game. I have played practicaly EVERY sonic game in excistance, with only but a very few exceptions, and am a HUGE Sonic fan. of all the games, I have had the least amount of fun with this one, why? Mainly because the difficulty curve went beserk and would make you think such a thing as a "difficulty curve" was just a figment of your imagination and never existed in the first place. I was un-able to even get passed the first zone because of the "dodgeball" boss, dodging has never been my strong suit in gaming. This boss however has gone done in history as what many people would call the hardest boss in Sonic history. And guess what? I used a level select code (which I would put here if I still remembered it) to get myself to the last level, the one you could only get to if you had all the Chaos Emeralds. And I beat the final boss, hands down, with little to no difficulty once so ever!! Losing too many times to count on the very FIRST boss, and not even losing one life to LAST boss? That's like, mayjorly messed up! Also Tails (my fav character) wasn't playable, instead you had to rescue him from Robotnik, (that's pretty much the whole plot, though with the way the Chaos Emeralds are hidden, I dought that hardly any one who plays this will be able to acomplish this, even if they beat Metal Sonic). I'd don't get it, the Genisis version is like SOOOOO much better! But if you have a Game Gear it might be worth a buy, it's dirt cheap (I've seen it for sale for 1 penny before!), and is better than most other Game Gear titles, though not as good as all the other Sonic titles on the system (such as Tails Adventures and Sonic Triple Trouble). Bottom line: It's not really that bad and is still fun, if you're a hardcore Sonic fan you probably should get it, and if you're looking for more Game Gear games you probably should get it, every one else get the Genisis version instead!


 

Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: 2D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Bundle Edition Summary: Though the first Sonic game for the Genesis will always be my favorite, this is a very close second. This time around, you have the spin-dash attack, making it easier to attack tougher enemies and you have a friend to help you; Miles "Tails" Prower. This game has more levels and better detailed graphics than the first and the best part of all; Super Sonic!! If you collect all of the chaos emeralds and get 50 rings and jump, you turn yellow, fast, and pretty much invincible!! The levels in this game are way trickier than in the first and Dr. Robotnik has meaner toys to fight you with. May the Force be with you (just some off-beat Star Wars stuff). Oh yeah, the levels and soundtrack are also better than that of the first game.

This also has a two player game where you compete as Sonic or Tails with someone else in racing through zones. This is good, but not as good as the single-player game.

This blows Final Fantasy out of the water!!


 

Sonic Triple Trouble

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: This is a realy good game, and deserved a sequel for the Dreamcast or something.Okay, maybe that would be a bit to much, but it didn't get the attention it deserved.Nack the Weasel is an awesome charecter, and should have stayed in the series.He would make a real cool partner in crime for Knuckles while he was a bad guy.I loved this game, and if anyone gave it a chance, they would to!


 

Sorcerer's Apprentice

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Soul Calibur

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Namco
Genre: 3D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Featuring graphics that surpass even the amazing "NFL 2K", "Soul Calibur" is the martial arts fighting game to end all fighting games and "the" game to get if you're a Dreamcast owner. Based on the arcade classic of the same name, "Soul Calibur" lets you choose to represent one of 10 fighters in a series of battles against your peers. If you can successfully defeat all of your opponents, you will then face the fiendish Inferno in a final showdown that will determine the fate of the world. Each of the game's warriors is armed with a different deadly weapon--sword, ax, stave, nunchaku, you name it--and an assortment of special moves all tailored to that specific weapon. The warriors include men, women, and creatures from all over the globe and from various mythologies. Each is brought to life with amazing motion-capture animation, which results in incredibly lifelike and realistic duels. If you own a Dreamcast or are thinking of buying one, do yourself a favor and add "Soul Calibur" to your collection. "--Mike Ryan"
Pros: Exceptionally lifelike graphics and animation Multiple game modes--1-player, 2-player, team, computer vs. computer, martial arts demo, and more Secrets and extra features will keep players coming back Cons: May be too violent for some parents


 

Soul Calibur II

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Namco
Genre: 3D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Player's Choice Summary: The most highly-anticipated fighting game has arrived with 200 different weapons in an all-new mission&#x2014;complete Weapon Master mode.


 

Soul Calibur II

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Namco
Genre: 3D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Soul Calibur II returns you to the incredible quest of the world's greatest warriors, battling to claim the ultimate sword!


 

South Park

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Acclaim
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: The South Park phenomenon leaps from the tube to the Nintendo 64 in this hilarious adult-themed game inspired by the hit TV series. A comet's close call with earth has unleashed a bizarre assortment of mutant turkeys and aliens on the mountain town, and naturally it's up to the kids to save the day. While you switch between the show's four main characters with the tap of a button, the kids battle the baddies on the outskirts of town using an arsenal of weapons ranging from snowballs (including the yellow variety) and sponge dart guns to toilet plungers and cow-firing bazookas./ Though South Park fans will love the 3-D translation of the show's signature flat animation style and original voices, hardcore gamers may tire of the single player mode's somewhat repetitive levels and overall lack of intensity. But for those seeking a playfully entertaining romp through South Park's ever-wintry world, this game delivers the fun. We spent the majority of our testing time playing in the multiplayer mode, a fast-paced free-for-all that kept us laughing into the wee hours of night. --Eric Twelker/ Pros:/ &#x2022; All of the TV show's twisted humor without commercial breaks/ &#x2022; Fast-paced multiplayer gameplay/ &#x2022; Inventive weapons/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Repetitive speech/ &#x2022; Less intense first-person gameplay may disappoint hardcore shoot-em-up fans/


 

Space Channel 5

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Music
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Space Channel 5 is well...Grooooooooovy. Hahah.
The game is pretty much well..Dancing. But the game is solid. You play the game as Ulala, A space reporter, but a very groovy space reporteri a galaxy. Shes got some pretty cool dances and has a grooooovy attitude. You must use your groovy dances and moves to save the planet from an invasion from some sort of aliens called the Morolians. The game is fun. As the other reviewer mention the game does get pretty hard even near the beginning of the game. The game has some really good graphics and some cool colorful retro type enviroment.

Lets get to it...

The graphics in the game are up to par with other hot Dreamcast titles. The graphics were pretty stunning at one point but are still good and not Outdated. But not AMAZING graphics, duhh. I would Have to give the graphics a star for that..

The sound is great. It has a pretty cool soundtrack with cool funky, groovy(yeah thats getting annoying) dance songs and really awesome beats to get to you in the game.

Gameplay is really fun with nothing but DANCE DANCE DANCE. But cool dancing of course..Like I said before this game is funky. And.....groovy.eheh. The gameplay shows off some really cool realistic dance moves that will have you dancing on your mind. HELL MAYBE ON YOUR FEET! Theres alot of cool levels to dance too and some cool hidden levels when you replay the whole game again.

The creators did a great job with this DC title. From great graphics to groovy dance beats to funky levels....and lots of hard repetitive gameplay I give Space Channel five for Dreamcast..

4.0 out 5 stars..

Lates


 

Space Channel 5: Special Edition

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Agetec
Genre: Music
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: With only a microphone, blasters, some musical instruments, platform shoes and a fashionable wardrobe, it's up to Ulala to find Jaguar and defeat Shadow.


 

Space Channel 5: Ulala's Cosmic Attack

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher:
Genre: Music
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Space Harrier

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Space Harrier

Platform: Sega Master System
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: You are Harrier the extra terrestrial warrior. Your mission is to save the Land of the Dragons. The clashes are thrilling and demanding. The combat scenes are powerful. Can you survive the intense fighting ?


 

Space Invaders

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: Atari
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Space Invaders

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Space Station: Silicon Valley

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Take2 Interactive Software
Genre: Action/ Sci-Fi/ Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Spanky's Quest

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Spawn: Armageddon

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Namco
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Spawn: The Video Game

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Spec OPS II: Omega Squad

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher:
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: Worst game I think I have ever played on the Dreamcast. I mean come on, it is slow and it has terrible graphics plus the storyline [stinks]. I've played this game maybe 5 times since I bought it 6 months ago. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY


 

Spectral Souls

Platform: Sony PSP
Publisher: NIS America
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: A vicious circle of violence has erupted. The battle torn continent of Neverland is caught up in a great war between good and evil once again. Now, three young soldiers rise to put an end to this madness once and for all. In Spectral Souls (a remake of a PS2 title called Shinki Gensou Spectral Souls II from Japan), the player will switch between the three opposing kingdoms to play the Royal Demon Kingdom, the Imperial Army, or the Rebel Army. Depending on how you progress through the game with each of the forces, the story of the game will change. For those familiar with the import, Idea Factory has added new gameplay elements, including a new Unlimited Level, which allows you to continue raising your character levels with no limit. The game also includes additional movie footage, designed for those who are new to the series. Format: SONY PSP


 

Speed Racer

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Jaleco
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Missing case
Edition: Summary:


 

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Introducing Sphinx, a whole new kind of hero. Sphinx is an original 3rd person action-adventure inspired by the mythology of ancient Egypt. With a quality on par with animated film, Sphinx takes gamers to a new level of immersion!


 

Spider-Man

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: Parker Brothers
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Spider-Man

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: Parker Brothers
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Spider-Man

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: As the beloved photojournalist-cum-webslinger, you'll freely explore New York's skyline, sewers, and hideouts to fulfill several missions. Use Spider-Man's superhuman strength to fight such notorious foes as Scorpion, Venom, and Rhino, and his spider abilities allow you to spin webs (of any size) to disable and detain bosses, swing around buildings, and creep along walls and ceilings. And thanks to your spider-sense, you'll be able to detect impending danger from a distance. There is no wealth or fame at the end of this game, however. Action is your reward.


 

Spider-Man

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: And not much in the way of playability. I liked the feature of taking pictures and selling them the Daily Bugle but there's not much else going on. There are only 6 levels and some of them, like the power station, are REALLY short. I liked this game when I was younger but I was used to more simpler games then. But it doesn't really even push the limited (then wonderful) capabilities of the Genesis. The graphics are very basic and Spiderman doesn't get much of a workout other than some unspectacular swinging around. There's also a very pointless 'go home for a while' feature that has no use whatsoever.
Don't get me wrong, it's miles better than that awful Spiderman/X-Men game but still not too Amazing. Pick it up cheap, finish it then trade it.
Hint: You MUST play the game on Nightmare mode to finish it otherwise you'll only get a couple of levels.


 

Spider-Man

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spider-Man: The Movie brings your friendly neighborhood web slinger to life with engrossing realism, proving that a superhero game of such complex nature can be achieved with nearly flawless and nonintrusive gameplay. Be it wandering the city's environs in search of villains, or just checking out your surroundings by web-swinging high above them, you truly can do whatever Spider-Man can. It's all here: high-flying aerial battles, the ability to web up and yank your enemies close for pummeling, and the capacity for crawling or web-zipping up, down, and over any surface--and that's just for starters. All in all, this is one involved game that does not fail to live up to the hype./ The game parallels the motion picture's story line, steering you through a progression of challenges that begins with the hunt for Uncle Ben's murderer and ends with a final showdown with the Green Goblin. You begin as Peter Parker dressed in his wrestling costume and must defeat a variety of thugs throughout each level before advancing to the next set of challenges. The game gets progressively tougher as you encounter, in turn, Shocker, the Vulture, Scorpion, and, of course, the Green Goblin./ Visually, Spider-Man is a treat: cityscapes unfold in realistic detail and are enhanced by sunlight shining between buildings; cutscenes offer seamless animation; interiors are painstakingly re-created; and Spider-Man and his enemies are well rendered, moving about the screen in clean fashion. As an added bonus, most characters are voiced by their movie counterparts, and the training mode features the sarcastic wit of Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell. --Larry White/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Detailed controls bring Spider-Man to life/ &#x2022; Challenging gameplay enhanced by numerous fight styles/ &#x2022; Stunning visuals at every level/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Camera angles slow to respond at times/ &#x2022; Some interiors too dark/ &#x2022; Repetitive one-liners/ Note: This review refers to the PlayStation2 version of this game./


 

Spider-Man (Animated Series)

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Acclaim
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: And not much in the way of playability. I liked the feature of taking pictures and selling them the Daily Bugle but there's not much else going on. There are only 6 levels and some of them, like the power station, are REALLY short. I liked this game when I was younger but I was used to more simpler games then. But it doesn't really even push the limited (then wonderful) capabilities of the Genesis. The graphics are very basic and Spiderman doesn't get much of a workout other than some unspectacular swinging around. There's also a very pointless 'go home for a while' feature that has no use whatsoever.
Don't get me wrong, it's miles better than that awful Spiderman/X-Men game but still not too Amazing. Pick it up cheap, finish it then trade it.
Hint: You MUST play the game on Nightmare mode to finish it otherwise you'll only get a couple of levels.


 

Spider-Man 2

Platform: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Spider-Man 2 returns you to the world of the misunderstood hero. He's a troubled young man, and having people trying to kill him doesn't help things. Control Spider-man as he swings through New York's concrete canyons. Use all-new moves to fight the thugs and crooks -- and fight deadly new enemies!


 

Spider-Man 2

Platform: Sony PSP
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Spider-Man 2 lets you become the world-famous super-hero as you try to save New York from Doctor Octopus. Sling webs, scale walls and fight crooks with new combos, as you work to prevent a meltdown.


 

Spider-Man 2

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spider-Man 2 returns you to the world of Peter Parker. He's a troubled young man, and having people trying to kill him doesn't help things. This game follows the plot to Spider-Man 2, with new elements and enemies - to keep the gaming action as exciting as the hit movie.


 

Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spider-Man was a huge PlayStation hit (it subsequently appeared on both the Dreamcast and PC) because it finally allowed superhero action games to get out of their 2-D beat-'em-up ruts and into the 3-D world. And now the original game's sequel is more than good enough to catch PlayStation gamers in the web once more./ Enter Electro's story follows the plans of that nefarious, electricity-spewing bad guy Electro, who's trying to tap an energy source that'll make him much more powerful and dangerous. After a training level that familiarizes you with the game's controls (and new abilities such as the web-grab, where Spider-Man can send out a web and pull an object back toward him), you must web-swing around New York City and stop Electro, his goons, and various other villains from Spidey's infamous rogue's gallery. The cast of heavies include the Shocker, Hammerhead, the Sandman, the Lizard, and a few others from the first game./ The plot this time out is a little tighter than the last game's mix of stories, and the game draws on the villains' well-known personas to make each encounter interesting. Again, Spider-Man creator Stan Lee narrates the story in his inimitable style, and the voice acting is strong throughout. You can also seek out a few classic Spider-Man covers hidden throughout the game./ Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro is a great sequel; it adds quite a few new tricks and villains, and succeeds in terms of story and plot. It does carry over some of the camera problems from the first game, it depends a bit too much on puzzlelike gameplay, and the save system is still stingy enough to be annoying (you can only save between levels), but webheads out there aren't going to care, and it's nice to see such strong properties are still being released for the good old PlayStation One. --Bob Andrews/ Pros:/ &#x2022; New boss villains/ &#x2022; New powers, tricks, and goodies/ &#x2022; Same true-to-the-comic gameplay/ Cons:/ &#x2022; The camera is still erratic/ &#x2022; The save system can be annoying/


 

Spider-Man: Friend or Foe

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone 10+
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Inspired by the Spider-Man film trilogy and the classic Spider-Man comics, Spider-Man: Friend or Foe challenges players to defeat and then join forces with notorious movie nemeses including Doc Ock, Green Goblin, Venom and Sandman, and embark on an epic quest to overcome a worldwide evil threat. Throughout the game's original story and thrilling battles, fans control Spider-Man and one of numerous Super Hero or Super Villain sidekicks and master unique fighting moves and styles while switching between characters to execute team combos and defeat foes. For the first time ever in a Spider-Man game, Spider-Man: Friend or Foe features a unique co-op mode in which a friend can join the game at any time and take control of Spider-Man's sidekick as they battle through the game side-by-side and replay favorite levels. Uncover a variety of hidden items scattered throughout the game which unlock collectables, powers and mini-games. ESRB Rated E10 for players aged 10 and up


 

Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: LJN
Genre: 2D Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: LJN GAMES
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six is a huge improvement from the first Spider-Man game, Game Gear released. You get to battle a villain through each level, like Electro, Sandman, Mysterio, The Vulture, Hobgoblin, and Doc Ock! The gameplay is so cool; you're able to grab power-ups, climb walls, swing through the air using Spidey's webbing, and shoot attack webs. The controls are easy to get used to and the villains are fairly easy to beat! I find Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six an easy, fun, yet challenging game! You gotta buy it!


 

Spider-Man/Venom: Maximum Carnage

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Acclaim
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Spider-Man/Venom: Separation Anxiety

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Acclaim
Genre: Beat Em Up
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Spider-Man/X-Men: Arcade's Revenge

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Flying Edge
Genre: Beat Em Up
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: This game takes horrible to a new level! On a 1-5 scale I give it a -9999999. The graphics are bad, spiderman's and everyone else's moves are limited, the sound effects are....(lets not even go there) and the game is EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. You would get frustrated, you would be ripping your hair out......... basically your life will get miserable. You will keep loosing no matter how hard you try. Even if you use a game genie. WHO THE HELL DESIGNED THIS VIDEO GAME? I WOULD LOVE TO KNOCK THEM OUT!!!!!!!!!


 

Spider-Man/X-Men: Arcade's Revenge

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Flying Edge
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: This game takes horrible to a new level! On a 1-5 scale I give it a -9999999. The graphics are bad, spiderman's and everyone else's moves are limited, the sound effects are....(lets not even go there) and the game is EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. You would get frustrated, you would be ripping your hair out......... basically your life will get miserable. You will keep loosing no matter how hard you try. Even if you use a game genie. WHO THE HELL DESIGNED THIS VIDEO GAME? I WOULD LOVE TO KNOCK THEM OUT!!!!!!!!!


 

Spider-Man/X-Men: Arcade's Revenge

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Splatterhouse 3

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Namco
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: MA-13
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: If you missed out on the first two installments of this sadistic series, youll find a simple premise. Youre a guy in a hockey mask whose mission is to slaughter as many ghoulies and beasts as possible, making your way through a house of endless horrors. Improved graphics and in-depth gameplay mark this sequel to the popular horror series. Non-linear play assures that you'll have a different experience each time you sit down to play, and brutal new weapons guarantee maximum gore. With a variety of motorized saws, sabers, and even your own bloodied hands, you'll trek through level after level of fully detailed violence. It's best not to eat before playing this one.


 

Sports Trivia

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Sprung

Platform: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Ubi Soft
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Sprung is a dating simulation designed to challenge your thinking skills. What do you say to that cute stranger you've just met? Do you know what to say to make them laugh and smile? Will you mess up and make them angry at you? Try this unique game experience and find out!


 

Spy Hunter

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Sunsoft
Genre: Driving
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: A conversion of the arcade game, Spy Hunter is a driving action game played from an overhead point of view. Your car is equipped with machine guns to help you get past the numerous enemies out on the road (be careful not to shoot any civilians, though!) Occasionally you will come across a weapons van, and if you drive into the back of the van your car becomes equipped with a second weapon (such as smoke screen, oil slick, or missiles.) At several points the road splits and you can enter a boathouse which transforms your car into a boat temporarily. If you drive far enough the seasons change as well (watch out for icy conditions during winter!) The enemy cars will do anything to stop you, including running you off the road, firing guns from the back of a limmo, or dropping bombs from a helicopter.


 

Spy vs. Spy

Platform: Nintendo NES
Publisher: Kemco
Genre: Strategy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: This is a must have for those people who just want to one up their friends. You both play as spies in a single building. Each building is a level, and there are only eight levels. As the spy your mission is to find the exit to the building before the other spy. Ofcourse the other spy is looking for the exit too, so you must set traps, such as spring doors, buckets of acid over the doors, bombs, and other traps to stop him. When one of you die, you start at the beginning of the building again. Its a nice game, but there is no challenge in the one player mode, so it goes by very quickly.


 

Spy vs. Spy

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Global Star
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spy vs. Spy is fast paced sabotage-action at its best. Players will employ hilarious spy gadgets and weapons while catching their opponents in clever booby traps. With 12 captivating levels spanning six unique areas, Spy vs. Spy promises nonstop fun and multiplayer antics.


 

SpyHunter

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Midway
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Prepare for explosive combat, high-speed racing, and stealth and reconnaissance, for relentless, mission-based game play.


 

SpyHunter 2

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Midway
Genre: Driving
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spy Hunter 2 brings back the danger and thrills of a special agent armed with an incredible car! This time Nostra's back, with deadlier leaders, and you'll use your James Bond cool to stop them.


 

Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: The feisty little adolescent dragon is back in a sequel that is far superior to the original. Both Spyro fans and those who didn't play the first game will revel in the exploratory greatness that is Spyro: Ripto's Rage. Gone are the impossible tasks, unbeatable enemies, and fragmented game flow. This game sports superior controls, more colorful and faster graphics, a tighter story, achievable goals, and plenty of gameplay variety./ Don't be fooled by Spyro's cuteness--this isn't a kid's-only game. With multiple goals and side quests, a fantastic soundtrack by ex-Police band member Stewart Copeland, and a veneer of understated humor, Spyro: Ripto's Rage is highly addictive. The playfulness of the main character comes through in the exploration of the otherworldly levels using the new moves, including super high jumps, rapid underwater swimming, and extended flight and hovering maneuvers./ Determined explorers are always rewarded--sometimes with an ice hockey match or other sub-game, sometimes with riches enough to learn a new move or uncover a new area. Simply put, Spyro: Ripto's Rageis one of the best action//adventure games for the system. Despite the fact that this game is a sequel, it manages to bring a fresh new look and feel to PlayStation gaming. --Jeff Young/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Massive, fun levels are completely navigable/ &#x2022; Cute and quirky sense of humor will appeal to all ages/ &#x2022; Responsive controls are an extension of Spyro's upbeat and exacting personality/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Camera angles can be problematic, but are completely adjustable/


 

Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.
Genre: 3D Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spyro is back for his third PlayStation adventure. Jump down the rabbithole to recover all the eggs stolen from Dragon World by the evil sorceressand her henchmen. The cartoonish look, the goofy sounds, and thescavenger-hunt gameplay will be familiar to anyone who has adventured withSpyro before. New to the series is the ability to play as Sheila, thekangaroo; Sergeant Byrd, the flying penguin; Bentley, the Yeti; and Agent 9,the space monkey. In Year of the Dragon, Spyro still has all of hissignature moves--as well as the special moves he learned in Spyro theDragon 2--and can control such vehicles as tanks, submarines, andspeedboats. There are over 30 levels in which to recover 150 eggs andseveral minigames that complement the standard gameplay, includingboxing and skateboarding.


 

Spyro: A Hero's Tale

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Vivendi Universal
Genre: Platformer
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Spyro: A Hero's Tail takes you back to the world that tough little dragon, for all-new platforming adventure! Spyro must save the Dragon Realms from an evil dragon who has planted life-sapping dark gems all over the Dragon Realms. Seek out and destroy all of the Dark Gems to return the lands back to normal. A Hero's Tail is the greatest Spyro adventure ever!


 

SSX 3

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Xbox/ Boarding & Blading/ Sports/ Electronics/ Video Games
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Your favorite snowboarding game is back with better graphics, bigger challenges & more tricks! // For XBOX // Rated E: Everyone Grind billboards, board press logs, even hand plant the fence line. There are over 100 challenges to board. For the Microsoft XBOX Video Game Console


 

SSX Blur

Platform: Nintendo Wii
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: SSX Blur brings back the soul of SSX - remixed, re-energized, and fully realized. Revolutionary controls take full advantage of the Nintendo Wii's potential by putting you in total command of your skier or rider. The new On-the-Ground and In-the-Air controls will translate every motion you make into moves that create mountain legends. One hand controls you as you tear down the mountain; the other unleashes your array of aerial maneuvers. The mountain is your playground with SSX Blur. Familiar SSX faces return including Mac, Kaori, Psymon, and Allegra -- plus two all-new hot shot riders


 

SSX On Tour

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone 10+
Condition:
Edition: Summary: SSX On Tour lets you get on the pro snowboarding circuit, for the chance to turn your wannabe into a mountain rockstar. Create a rider or skier and build a career as you progress, earning medals & tearing up a massive new mountain. Just make sure you look good doing it, because your reputation is always on the line: Pull off jawdropping monster tricks to out-style your competition while you hurtle down the slopes. You create the hype -- the hype creates a legend.


 

Star Fox

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: On Rails Shooter
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Fox Adventures

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Fox McCloud is back, but he's left the on-the-rails, shoot-'em-up larks of his previous two games behind--this all-new Star Fox adventure sees the super furry animal in a very Zeldaesque bid to save Dinosaur Planet./ Although the control system is very similar to The Legend of Zelda's, Star Fox Adventures is no simple clone. It's your job as the mercenary mammal to find all the spellstones that will rejoin the splintered planet and defeat the evil General Scales. This entails much exploring of ancient temples and completing of subquests to help everything from Yorkshire-accented woolly mammoths to pterodactyls who've lost their babies./ The game may lack the epic scale and endless invention of Zelda but it has plenty of new ideas of its own, including a fully interactive dinosaur sidekick, some cool shoot-'em-up sections in Fox's spaceship, and lots of ways to upgrade a magical staff--your weapon of choice when out of your ship. To add some icing to the cake, the graphics are absolutely amazing, particularly the superrealistic fur effects. --David Jenkins, Amazon.co.uk/


 

Star Fox Assault

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: On Rails Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Fox Assault brings back the classic space-combat action with an all-new adventure! After saving the Dinosaur Planet in their last adventure, the Star Fox team is sent to face a new menace. But when a standard combat mission takes a strange turn, the team finds themselves fighting on land and on foot, for the first time ever. Help Star Fox survive this new adventure! Incredible graphics make you feel like you're really there, battling for an alien planet


 

Star Ocean: The Second Story

Platform: PlayStation
Publisher: Enix
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Ever see this equation? Two disks + two characters + over eighty endings = one great game. Yesiree, besides the impressive numbers, Star Ocean has another charm, addictive as it is, awesome as it may be. There aren't many games out nowadays about storyline and character development, yet this one seems to be less and less like a videogame and more and more like an epic novel. Every choice you make, every turn you take, every character you invite into your party, you shape your own destiny and blaze your own trail. These characters, in terms of emotion, are no doubt about it-- Real. You develop meaningful relationships and for a moment, call me crazy, but you are that character. The game isn't without its quirks: Meaningless battles make it hard to find what you're really looking for, and even more are those annoying thought balloons that pop over character's head when they're angry, sad, surprised, or just really deep in thought. But those little flaws don't detract much from otherwise great game.


 

Star Ocean: Till the End of Time

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Square Enix
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: This action-packed, role playing game is set in the galaxy of the year 772 SD, about 400 years following the events of part 2. In this 3rd installment you play as Fate Linegod, a 19-year-old human who's come to a resort planet for some fun. But as Earthlings and varied aliens seek to coexist you'll delve deeper into a story told through elaborate CG sequences and engage in timing-based battles with countless monsters.


 

Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Electro Brain Corp.
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: SEGA
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars Arcade

Platform: Sega 32X
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: On Rails Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: 1-2 players, 20 MEG


 

Star Wars Battlefront

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Wars Battlefront gives you a chance to play a soldier during the wars in the Star Wars Galaxy. Battle for freedom or dominance, across 10 unique worlds. Use authentic Star Wars weapons and vehicles -- from X-Wings to snow speeders. Experience true online chaos, as you fight the great battles of the Star Wars universe! In Conquest Mode, players who capture planets will gain specific advantages over their rivals - adding to the strategic challenge Exciting online play for up to 16 players


 

Star Wars Battlefront II

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Wars Battlefront II adds all-new space combat, playable Jedi characters, and never-before-seen environments straight out of Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith. Fans of the original Star Wars Battlefront will also enjoy an all-new single-player experience that takes players through an epic, story-based saga centering on Darth Vader's elite 501st Legion of Stormtroopers where every action the player takes impacts the battlefront and, ultimately, the fate of the Star Wars galaxy. The game features an all-new single-player experience that takes players through an epic, story-based saga where every action the player takes impacts the battlefront and, ultimately, the fate of the Star Wars galaxy. The sequel features improved flight control, complex space combat that allows players to board enemy capital ships and battle to take over flying command posts or sabotage the ship to be used against the other faction, increased total online player numbers, and memorable multiplayer encounters in 12 new locations. All-new classic trilogy locations including the Death Star interior, classic space battles and the fight aboard the Tantive IV, Princess Leia's blockade runner Online Play capable (monthly fee may be required)


 

Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: Running on an enhanced Star Wars: Rogue Squadron engine, the nice game developers at Factor 5 have taken one last stab at the aging Nintendo 64 system with yet another entry into the wide world of Lucas. At times fun, but at more times frustrating, Star Wars: Episode I, Battle for Naboo has plenty going for it. Unfortunately, these good deeds are deeply overshadowed by a darker side./ Were you one of the millions who enjoyed the very popular Rogue Squadron? If you were, then get ready for more of the same, only this time wrapped around a lucrative Episode I license. This should appeal to newly christened fans and hardball line campers alike, as there's more of a concrete story line to follow than in the sidelined plot of RS./ Just as in the aforementioned classic, Battle for Naboo revolves around the collection of gold medals. New vehicles abound, and there's more than enough variety in the game's locales. The ability to switch craft at any time during the missions doesn't hurt the replay factor, either. If you discover the flash speeder doesn't have enough firepower to finish off that AT-AT tank, you can simply enter a different hanger and take control of a police cruiser./ The graphics are astounding, even better than what RS showcased. The game displays fantastic details everywhere--even the explosions are incredible. The sound, though, is very disappointing, especially when you consider that Factor 5 is behind the scenes. To the curious, Factor 5 has been one of the pioneers of gaming audio for a while now; the company was even chosen to helm the sound capabilities of Nintendo's next-generation GameCube console. With all of Factor 5's credentials, one might expect stellar sound. In many instances, the sound comes out muffled and the voice-overs are distorted./ The control and maneuvering should have been given more fine-tuning as well. This type of game relies on precise controls, but Battle for Naboo suffers from some sloppy movements and inaccurate targeting problems. This, combined with simplistic backgrounds and missions that are too straightforward, helps deflate what could have been a great game into a mere OK title. There's plenty of replay value here, but this game's certainly not for everyone. --Todd Mowatt/ Pros:/ &#x2022; High replayability/ &#x2022; Large variety of ships and locales/ &#x2022; Impressive graphics/ Cons:/ &#x2022; The sound is muffled and the voice-overs are distorted/ &#x2022; Imprecise controls/


 

Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Beat Em Up
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: The battle that pits the noble Jedi Knights against the nasty Trade Federation continues in "Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles" in its triumphant form on the Dreamcast. For fans of very basic arcade beat-'em-ups, this is quite possibly the most improved translation of a bad PlayStation game ever made for the Dreamcast. Saber-swinging action on a console never has looked better.
Yes, the game has bright and shiny graphics that take advantage of the Dreamcast's extra processing muscle. The music and sound effects also are excellent, and probably are the elements that capture the atmosphere of the films most effectively. But the game relies heavily on the basic walk-from-left-to-right-and-chop-up-the-baddies formula. "Jedi Power Battles" really hasn't moved this style of gameplay forward from the now-ancient "Double Dragon" and "Final Fight" games of yore.
Fortunately, LucasArts made quite a few wise tweaks for this new version. In addition to the original playable characters (Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Mace Windu), the Dreamcast version adds the speedy Ki-Adi-Mundi. In addition to distinctive speed, strength, and personal style of saber attack, each character has special Force powers that get stronger as the game progresses. Of course, using your lightsaber like a Louisville Slugger to hit laser blasts into line drives is the coolest Jedi trick in the game.
The Dreamcast version runs very quickly and smoothly (supposedly at 60 frames per second), no matter how much action is taking place on the screen. New to this version are training levels for up-and-coming Jedis and a cool "mano a mano" fighting mode (think "Street Fighter" with lightsabers) that's good for a few laughs.
Without the "Star Wars" name, this game could've been considered rather ordinary. But "Jedi Power Battles" delivers the fun for all who ever wanted a chance to go toe-to-toe with Darth Maul and all of his friends from the Dark Side. Neither original nor deep in gameplay, "Jedi Power Battles" does show that the Force is still strong in the Dreamcast. "--Mark Brooks"
Pros: Very good graphics, music, and sound Nice extras like hidden characters, training mode, and one-on-one fight mode add to its value Cons: It's basically yet another mindless beat-'em-up with lots of jumping Could've been a bit longer


 

Star Wars Episode I: Racer

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: Get behind the controls of a Podracer as Anakin Skywalker or any one of over 20 Podracers, as you feel the power of racing a twin-engine craft at 600 miles per hour. Visit eight distinctly detailed worlds as you make your way through Tusken Raider attacks, methane lakes, anti-gravity tunnels, and more. Each intense competition pits you against more than 20 opponents, as you do what you must to be the first to the finish line. With settings and sound effects taken directly from the Phantom Menace world, this ones sure to thrill even the pickiest STAR WARS enthusiasts, while the voice of Jake Lloyd makes the whole event that much closer to being in a movie theater. Each pulse-pounding race has do-or-die stakes, and if you fail to finish in the top spot, it might just mean your peril. As with most STAR WARS games for the Nintendo 64, the details elevate it above ones of similar styles its not just a great STAR WARS game, its a great racing game.


 

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: As the room fills with poison gas, you and Qui-Gon race down the hall and stop in front of five Trade Federation droids. Your lightsaber hums to life as you and your master block and reflect the hail of blaster bolts, leaving the offending droids in pieces. As your enemies grow to seemingly hopeless numbers, you extend your hand in a Jedi force push. Again all that is left are fried circuits. Leaping over chasms, destroying droid armies, saving entire planets is all in a day's work when you are a Jedi. And we all want to be Jedi... right?/ In Star Wars: Episode I, The Phantom Menace, you assume the roles of Obi Wan, Qui-Gon, Queen Amidala, and Captain Panaka as they struggle to save Naboo and defeat the Trade Federation's sinister agents. Exciting battles, terrific sound effects, and a true-to-the-movie story line make this game a treat for any Star Wars fan. The graphics could be sharper, but the overall Star Wars experience is not diminished by this fact. Instead, the gameplay itself takes you away from an immersive Star Wars feel: it's just strange to see a Jedi use a rocket launcher. I was also hoping that lightsabers would cut through just about anything, but sadly this is not the case--some robots even need to be hit multiple times before they go down. And it's just sad to see a Jedi's progress in an outdoor level blocked by simple shrubbery. Still, like the movie itself, Star Wars: Episode One, The Phantom Menace overcomes its minor flaws to deliver a thrilling experience. --Allen Stewart/ Pros:/ &#x2022; You get to use a lightsaber/ &#x2022; Dual shock controllers vibrate with the saber's movement/ &#x2022; Great music video of "Duel of the Fates" included/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Graphics could be better/ &#x2022; Voice-overs are rather weak/


 

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith unveils the final chapter of the new Star Wars films, as you experience the events that turned young Anakin Skywalker into the evil Darth Vader. This 3rd-person action adventure will deliver the ultimate Jedi action experience as Anakin and Obi-Wan Kenobi join forces in fierce battles and heroic lightsaber duels -- until one's lust for power and the other's devotion to duty leads to a final confrontation between good and evil. Authentic Sound effects and immersive Star Wars Music


 

Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast

Platform: Xbox
Publisher:
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucasarts Entertainment
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Eager to become a Jedi? You have to enroll in the Jedi Academy before you become one with the Force!


 

Star Wars Jedi Starfighter

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: The force is truly with Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter. This first-person space shooter will appeal to fans of the genre, and will especially excite any Star Wars buffs: there's a lot of material in this game that covers the period between Episode I and Episode II./ The time prior to the events of Star Wars: Episode II is a chaotic one. Pressure between the Republic and Count Dooku is building, and the Count has a plan that will give him the upper hand. He's made a deal with Captain Toth of the Trade Federation, who intends to take over the resource-abundant Karthakk system. He has met almost no resistance, except for the alien smuggler Nym./ Aware that the Karthakk system must not fall into Dooku's hands, Mace Windu dispatches his former student Adi Gallia (now a Jedi Master) to the system in an experimental force-powered starfighter. She joins forces with Nym, and together they just might have a chance at stopping Captain Toth./ Jedi Starfighter has 15 story-driven levels and an in-depth tutorial. In all, the game provides over 20 missions, mostly protecting or escorting targets and blowing up droids and other minions of the future Empire. The action takes place in space, as well as in the sky over various planets. You can play as either Adi or Nym, and you can also play the entire game in two-player split-screen cooperative mode. The Xbox version has an exclusive head-to-head scenario called Coruscant Territory Capture--think Star Wars meets Capture the Flag./ The two main ships you fly are Adi's Jedi starfighter (the same ship piloted by Obi Wan in Star Wars: Episode II, Attack of the Clones) and Nym's strike bomber. Adi's ship is fast and light with four force powers (force field, force lightening, force reflex, and force shock wave). Nym's ship has heavier armor in addition to energy bombs, cruise missiles, proximity mines, and cluster missiles. The cockpit is set up similarly in both ships, so it's easy to switch between them./ This game is good, but there are a few weak points. The voice dialogue, while well-scripted, never shuts up and may drive you batty. The AI is downright dumb early in the game: for example, you can blast away at an enemy troop carrier, and it keeps going on its merry way until it's destroyed (the drones are somewhat trickier, but soon become predictable). The AI does improve later on, but some may not feel challenged even then. Lastly, the button placement on the already cumbersome Xbox controller is difficult--the zoom button is right next to the shoot button, making it pretty much impossible to do both at the same time./ Bottom line: Star Wars Jedi Starfighter is a fun space shooter--especially for two-player gaming--that shows off your Xbox. --Bryan Karsh/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Good training missions/ &#x2022; Two-player cooperative and combative modes/ &#x2022; Sharper, smoother graphics than PS2 version/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Too much dialogue/ &#x2022; Difficult button placement/ &#x2022; Dumb AI/


 

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic takes place just a few years after the Mandolorian Wars, thousands of years before the events in the Star Wars movies we know and love. Two Jedi, master Revan and his apprentice Malak, led the Republic's forces to victory and pursued the Mandalorians into deep space only to return as Dark Jedi at the head of a huge fleet of Sith warships. Only the Force powers of the Jedi Bastila prevented the Sith from overwhelming the Republic's weakened forces. At the start of the game Malak has usurped control of the Sith by betraying Revan and has attacked the ship carrying Bastila and yourself. In true Star Wars style, the game begins with a bang./ The storyline could have been a standard coming-of-age yarn but is instead a genuinely interesting adventure told with humor, compassion, and respect for the source material. Your character has a mystical bond with Bastila, and the two of you share some kind of connection to the Sith villains Darth Malak and Darth Revan. The game's planet-hopping adventures are driven by your exploration of these connections and how they relate to your larger goal of discovering the source of the Sith's sudden fleet. During your adventure you can explore side quests minor (such as racing swoops or gambling) and major (such as uncovering the fascinating back stories of your companions). Star Wars fans will get a kick out of the rich lore introduced in the game, particularly the Tatooine storyline that reveals the origin and history of the Sand People./ Gameplay is an abbreviated form of Wizards of the Coast's d20 Star Wars RPG game system--anyone who has played Dungeons & Dragons will be familiar with the abilities, stats, feats, and bonuses in this game. The player creates a character as a member of one of three starting classes (soldier, smuggler, scout) and then later chooses a Jedi class (guardian, consular, sentinel). Joining the player's character are other Jedi, warriors, thieves, droids, a wookiee, and even a Mandolorian. Unlike the faceless non-player characters of other games, each member of the supporting cast has an intriguing history and even agenda. Up to two of these other characters can join your character at any time. Depending on who you chose to take with you, new dialogue and even intra-party arguments come into the game (put the Mandalorian veteran with the Republic patriot and you'll see sparks fly). Combat is real-time turn-based, meaning the turns are seamless but the player has the option of pausing the action at any time to issue orders or direct any character to use a certain Force power, ability, feat, or item./ Graphics range from adequate to exceptional. Building and character models are not impressive--about what you get in GTA 3. Lightsaber graphics and environmental effects (like waving grass, clouds, and weather) bring the world to life. Battles are just brilliant, with characters pumping out blaster fire at Jedi who dash, dodge, and even deflect the bolts back toward their assailants. Complete with sounds straight out of the movies, the thrilling combat is pure Star Wars./ All in all, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is a masterpiece of Star Wars gaming. The pacing, balance of action and dialogue, clever puzzles and quests, and loving attention to detail have set the bar very high for role-playing games in general and Star Wars games in particular. Consider this a must-have game.--Mike Fehlauer/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Captivating storyline/ &#x2022; Clever dialogue/ &#x2022; Star Wars feel/ &#x2022; True story and dialogue support for either Light Side or Dark Side play/ &#x2022; Brilliant combat graphics/ &#x2022; Fascinating characters (the loyal--and homicidal--droid HK-47 is truly unique)/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Occasional bugs in dialogue, movie playback/ &#x2022; Cannot transfer equipped gear between characters while on your ship/


 

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords is the next chapter to Knights of the Old Republic saga. It's five years after the first game and the Jedi are being crushed by the Sith. The twisted wreck named Darth Sion will bring down the Republic, unless a lone Jedi can reconnect with the Force. You will guide this Jedi and make an important decision: Do you follow the Light or succumb to the Dark?


 

Star Wars Racer Revenge

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Rating Pending
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Originally released for the Sega Dreamcast and Nintendo 64, Star Wars: Episode I, Racer was a decent title with its share of flaws--most notably its control and graphics. The game's PlayStation2 sequel, Star Wars: Racer Revenge, addresses many of the original's shortcomings and is a vastly superior product. Rainbow Studios--known for its strong racers such as ATV Offroad Fury and Motocross Madness--developed this game, unlike the original. The developer's prowess at creating racing games is evident, as this title features much better controls and more compelling races. Furthermore, it receives a nice graphics upgrade that showcases the capabilities of the PS2. This game is superior in every respect to its predecessor./ Game modes include practice, single play, tournament, time trials, and versus. Tournament mode is the bulk of the game. Players can beat it in fewer than three hours and it isn't particularly difficult. Replay value is added by requiring you to beat the tournament mode several times so you can unlock all the game's secrets. Oddly enough, the game's sound--usually LucasArts's forte--is hampered by an unusual effect: at times you'll hear the full Star Wars treatment, as John Williams's score and cool sound effects totally capture the feel of the movies, but other times you'll hear only the sound of your engine. The environmental audio is an interesting choice that wasn't executed very well. Audio and brevity issues aside, this game is one of the strongest Star Wars titles released for a console. --Raymond M. Padilla/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Much better gameplay than the original/ &#x2022; Excellent graphics/ &#x2022; Tight controls/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Extremely short/ &#x2022; Not very challenging/ &#x2022; Music fade-ins and -outs are weird/


 

Star Wars Republic Commando

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: Star Wars/ Computer & Video Games/ Sci-Fi/ Electronics
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Star Wars Republic Commando makes you a part of the Empire, as you fight for the Dark Side. Lead a highly-trained 3-man squad deep behind enemy lines. Take on the most brutal enemies with the deadly weapons at your disposal - pit them to good use and prove to the Galaxy why they should fear a Republic Commando.


 

Star Wars: Bounty Hunter

Platform: GameCube
Publisher:
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Through Jango Fett--father of Boba Fett--players will plunge into the dark, deadly world of a bounty hunter. Inspired by events between Episode I and Episode II, Star Wars: Bounty Hunter presents an original, compelling, third-person action experience that establishes Jango Fett's place in the Star Wars galaxy and his connection to the notorious Clone Army. The game draws players into Jango Fett's sinister and seedy world, where thieves and assassins thrive. Using his cunning and a host of deadly skills, Jango Fett ventures into the rarely explored dark side of the Star Wars universe to track down the elusive leader of a mysterious and deadly cult. All the while, he'll compete against a brutal rival from his past in a quest to capture the ultimate bounty, dead or alive./ Gameplay emphasizes intense combat and physical action in the relentless pursuit of prey across six fantastic worlds and 18 levels. Jango Fett faces off against an onslaught of the worst scum in the universe, including crime lords, corrupt politicians, and enemies of various species. He is equipped with an arsenal of powerful weapons such as dual blaster pistols, a flamethrower, missiles, and a distinctive jet pack./


 

Star Wars: Dark Forces

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: First-Person Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: Episode I Racer

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: Masters of Teras Kasi

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: 3D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: Obi-Wan

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: A galaxy above the rest, Star Wars: Obi-Wan brings the world of Star Wars to dramatic life. Lightsabers and the Force assist Obi-Wan on his journey through more than 15 treacherous levels. The legendary Jedi Knight battles a villainous cast of new and familiar enemies, including Darth Maul, Tusken Raiders, assassin droids and a new mystery enemy. Obi-Wan takes the story from the depths of Coruscant to dusty Tatooine and beyond. Star Wars: Obi-Wan is cosmic action on an epic scale.


 

Star Wars: Rebel Assault

Platform: Sega CD
Publisher: JVC
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Disc only
Edition: Summary: Rebel Forces have won their first battle against the dark side - But the war has only just begun! As Rookie One, you are thrust into a 3D galaxy far, far away to crush the evil Empire, once and for all. Take your T16 Skyhopper on a training run through Beggar's Canyon. Then dodge asteroids and blast TIE fighters in a deep space rumble. Tackle a fleet of menacing AT-ATs on the icy tundra of Hoth - and ultimately annihilate Vader and the evil Empire with a kamikaze trench-run on the infamous Death Star.


 

Star Wars: Rebel Assault II

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: Rebel Strike - Rogue Squadron III

Platform: GameCube
Publisher:
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Enjoy cinematic realism as you step out of into faithful recreations of worlds from the Star Wars films.


 

Star Wars: Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron II

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Lucas Arts Entertainment
Genre: Flight Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Battle the Empire as the leader of a Rebel flying force. From X-Wings to Snow Speeders, every ship is rendered in incredibly authentic 3D detail. Pilot them all in 11 exciting missions from the snowcapped peaks of Hoth to the trenches of the Death Star. Made in USA.


 

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher:
Genre: Player's Choice Games/ Star Wars/ Computer & Video Games/ Sci-Fi
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: It is a time soon after the destruction of the first Death Star. Luke Skywalker has formed a squadron of hot-shot pilots to engage the still-formidable Imperial forces. You, as Luke, must lead this rogue squadron in a series of galaxy-spanning raids and rescues. To complete all your missions, you'll need good flying skills, fast reflexes, a keen eye, and a quick trigger finger./ You get to fly all your favorite ships: The X-wing, Y-wing, snowspeeder--even the Millennium Falcon. There are also some "secret" ships, such as the sleek Naboo Starfighterfrom Star Wars: Episode I, The Phantom Menace, a TIE interceptor, and, um, a '78 Buick./ The flight simulation in this game is first-rate. You'll find yourself leaning to the side as you pull a high-G turn in pursuit of Imperial TIE fighters. And the outstanding graphics and sounds are realistic enough to transport you to the Star Wars universe. Every detail is in place, right down to the individual Stormtroopers you can see running around (and trying to shoot you). One of the more impressive sequences lets you bring down Imperial Walkers by using the tow cables on your snowspeeder. Nice touch./ This is a single-player game, but you start each mission with a few wingmen from your squadron, and the well-done spoken dialogue between pilots and commanders really makes you feel like part of a team. The only significant shortcoming is the lack of a cooperative multiplayer option. With its excellent gameplay, varied environments, and interesting missions, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron is sure to become a long-time favorite. --Eric Fredrickson/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Faithful to lots of Star Wars details/ &#x2022; Satisfying flight action, explosions, sound effects/ &#x2022; Interesting missions and plot/ &#x2022; See--and fight over--the Spice mines of Kessel and other famous Star Wars planets/ Cons:/ &#x2022; For some reason, you can only fly clockwise when bringing down a Walker/ &#x2022; No "easy" setting for those without The Force/ &#x2022; Voices of Luke, Wedge, and Han don't sound like the real thing/


 

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher:
Genre: Third-Person Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: Starfighter Special Edition

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: SVG Distribution
Genre: Xbox/ Racing & Flying/ Sci-Fi
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Pilot cutting-edge starfighters in a battle against the treacherous Trade Federation.


 

Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Lucas Arts
Genre: Racing
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Other than sporting a really cool name (come on, you know you like "Bombad"), Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing also offers some really big heads. Seriously, some hard-core Star Wars fans might disapprove of this whimsical kart-racing game based on their beloved franchise, but the less uptight will appreciate seeing Darth Maul, Yoda, Boss Nass, and others scaled down to Tiny Tunes dimensions. The object of the game is to race around movie-inspired tracks, picking up dozens of power-ups (including speed and shield boosts and some vehicle-specific tuners), and, of course, being the first to cross the finish line. And rather than having the technical sophistication of a game like Star Wars Starfighter, the controls here are easy enough for the youngest Jedis to master.


 

Star Wars: The Clone Wars // Tetris Worlds

Platform: Xbox
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Platform: Atari 2600
Publisher: Parker Brothers
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Platform: Game Boy
Publisher: Ubi Soft
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

StarCraft 64

Platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher:
Genre: Strategy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Steambot Chronicles

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Steambot Chronicles is unique open-ended gameplay and a more polished role-playing experience. Vanilla Beans wakes up to find himself lying on a sun-drenched beach. How did he get there -- and who in the world is the girl standing above him? The girl introduces herself as Connie, and Vanilla begins the first busy day of a grand adventure. He'll take Connie home, meet the other members of her band (the Garland Globetrotters), and explore the town of Nefroburg. When a gang of bandits begins overrunning the town, you have a chance to be a hero -- or not. What happens after today is completely up to you. Fight a multitude of enemies and gigantic boss mechs against overwhelming odds


 

Steel Battalion

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: Controllers
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: In the near future, military unrest runs rampant and you've just been promoted to chief pilot! Your weapon? The state-of-the-art, tactical battle-mech known as the Vertical Tank (VT). It's the most evolved, hi-powered form of military weapon ever created. To succeed, you will master the integrated control interface in the most realistic battle-mech si


 

Steel Battalion: Line of Contact

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Capcom USA
Genre: Mech Combat
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Steel Battalion: Line of Contact is the most intense futuristic combat game ever. Your mission is to stay alive during a military coup, while regrouping your men and facing your enemies. Fight to win in this incredible sci-fi military simulation! NOTE - Works only with special 40-button Steel Battalion controller!


 

Stella Deus: The Gate Of Eternity

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Stella Deus: The Gate Of Eternity is an incredible game world, completely hand-drawn and with voiced dialogue that brings the world to life. A deadly mist called the "Miasma" spreads across the land, killing all in its path. Having forsaken hope, the inhabitants simply await their deaths -- except a young soldier and female shaman who believe they can stop their eventual extinction.


 

Stranglehold

Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Midway
Genre: Shooter
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: John Woo Presents: Strangehold continues the story of a classic piece of hard-boiled Hong Kong action -- "Hard Boiled," starring Chow Yun-Fat. Experience a world only previously seen in movies, as you control incredible gun battles and dramatic slow motion in Tequila Time. Stranglehold redefines the action gaming experience with its acrobatic gunplay, thrilling cinematography, frenetic combat and incredible Massive Destructibility (Massive D). Chow Yun-Fat reprises his signature role as Inspector Tequila, pitting gamers as a take no-prisoners cop waging a personal war with Hong Kong crime lords. Tequila's loyalties to the force are tested when his ex-wife is kidnapped by the Russian mob in Chicago. Tequila struggles to balance his duty to uphold the law with doing what it takes to save his family. Carve a unique path of massive destruction and use the environment as a weapon against your enemies. The highly modified Unreal 3.0 engine breathes new life into game environments and characters with stunning graphics & an ever-changing battleground


 

Street Fighter Alpha

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: 2D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Street Fighter Alpha 3

Platform: Sega Dreamcast
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: 2D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: I have not played it yet but my brother and dad were playing it. they said,"it has about 30 charters to chose from. My dad said that you can chose your place you want to go to. You 2 vs 1 player. I think you will know 2 vs 1 mean. I read the book that there is Ryu. I think you are filmar with him. If your not he been 3 street fighter games. There is more that I think you be filmar your filmar about. There is wold tour mode thatb you can around the world. You can play 2 player. There is more mode s to go to.
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Street Fighter Anniversary Collection

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Capcom USA
Genre: 2D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Street Fighter Anniversary Collection is an all-encompassing fighting, bringing home the classic 2D side-scrolling action you went nuts for in the arcades. This collection has multiple characters and character variations found throughout the series.


 

Street Fighter Collection 2

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: 2D Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Missing Manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Disc Only
Edition: Summary:


 

Street Fighter II

Platform: Game Boy
Publisher:
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Player's Choice Summary:


 

Street Fighter II

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher:
Genre: Fighting
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Streets of Rage 2

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Beat Em Up
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: This 2 player side scrolling beat 'em' up is a pure classic. You can choose up to 3 characters to play from knee flying Axel, fast kicking Adam and athletic Blaze. The story of the game is you play as 3 rogue cops who fight through the rough streets of New York to fight the criminal underworld.
The fighting in this game is very basic but perfect for the Sega Genesis controll pads. It was one of the first games on the Genesis where you can actually pick up weapons off the ground, and hit your enemies with them. Weapons included a baseball bat, a metal pipe, a knife (that you can also throw) and a beer bottle that can be used to smash over the enemies head and then stab them with it. The game also has a trancy 80's soundtrack and very humorous sound effects. Such as, enemies screaming, Axel shouting loudly when performing his famous flying knee kick, women screeching and glass bottles being smashed over goons heads. This is a very fun game to play, even better with a friend. This was one of my favourite games when I was young (and still is today), which I have cleared about 30 times. For me it brings back a lot of childhood memories.


 

Strider 2

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Capcom
Genre: 2D Action
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Strider first slashed his way into American homes in the '80s, with his self-titled release for the classic NES. After a subsequent appearance on the Genesis, Strider Hiryu disappeared from game consoles--until now. Strider is back in a truly old-school action game that will please fans of 2-D classics./ Upon first play, Strider 2 may seem like a mindless slashorama, with enemies coming at players from all sides. But there's more to Strider than brainless brutality. Hiryu can also jump, double jump, kick off of walls, slide, and cling to almost everything, which makes it possible to avoid most foes, with practice./ For better or worse, Capcom makes it easy for players to blow through this game by way of unlimited continues that let Strider start from the very point where he died. Luckily, players are graded at the end of each level, giving at least some incentive to perform well. --Robb Guido/ Pros:/ &#x2022; Vivid graphics and huge bosses/ &#x2022; Old-school action that requires players to learn the movements of enemies/ Cons:/ &#x2022; Players can essentially cheat their way through the game because of unlimited continues/


 

Strider Returns

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: U.S. Gold
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Stubbs The Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Aspyr
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Stubbs The Zombie lets you become a man whose luck was so bad, dying was the best thing that ever happened to him. In 1933, Edward Stubblefield was a traveling salesman, trying to survive the Great Depression, when he was murdered & buried in a field in Pennsylvania. Fast forward to 1959, when billionaire playboy Andrew Monday builds his own ultramodern city - Punchbowl, where you can "drink your fill of the future". Unfortunately, he built it on the grave of "Stubbs", bringing him back as a angry zombie. Stubbs was a loser all his life, and being a zombie gives him power he never had before. He decides to keep eating brains until the city is his -- unless Andrew Monday can stop him.


 

Sub Terrania

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher:
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: General Audience
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Sudeki

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Microsoft
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: Sudeki brings you a role-playing experience full of huge levels, powerful heroes, sexy heroines and fight scenes that come straight out of Hong Kong action films. Four heroes with unique abilities will explore a tremendous game world, as they go on twisting path of betrayal, combat and magic. Shocking plot twists as deceit and lies follow your team, in this incredible, thrilling storyline


 

The Suffering

Platform: Xbox
Publisher:
Genre: Horror/ Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition:
Edition: Summary: The Suffering is an all-new next-generation entry in the survival horror genre, and the first game of its kind to probe the very unsettling and seedy underbelly of a maximum-security penitentiary, which is haunted by horrific and grotesque apparitions, all represented by the unique and disturbing executions that previously befell them. Gamers take on the ro


 

The Suffering: Ties That Bind

Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Midway
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Mature
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Suffering: Ties That Bind is a revolutionary action-horror game that emphasizes the disturbing terror of its predecessor, with all-new twisted creatures and a few familiar faces. Set in the slums and prisons of Baltimore, the player once again controls Torque as he seeks revenge against the mysterious grand manipulator Caleb Blackmore, a man somehow tied to the death of Torque's family. Players will explore the tough and unforgiving inner-city streets, with poverty and urban injustices trapping people just as effective as a physical prison. The unique morality system returns, as players delve into the perverse world of Torque's sanity to discover his past and struggle to control his future. A Seedy, Urban World - Explore the gritty slums, streets, and prisons of Baltimore, battling urban injustices and demons spawned from historical events of urban squalor Refined and Enhanced Gameplay - Featuring a redesigned and streamlined inventory, expanded player movement mechanics, refined controls, more varied and advanced enemy AI and a large arsenal of weapons Ties that Bind melds big action sequences with visceral horror elements.


 

Suikoden

Platform: Playstation
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Kids to Adults
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary:


 

Suikoden III

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: "Suikoden III" is the deepest and most innovative installment in the series' rich seven-year history. With multiple endings, three styles of combat (party, army, and one-on-one battles), and the ability to recruit from over 100 characters throughout your quest, "Suikoden III" raises the bar for RPGs everywhere. Also new to both the series and the RPG genre is the Trinity Sight System, which enables players to experience events from the viewpoints of three different characters.


 

Suikoden IV

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary: MODEL- 20107 Vendor- KONAMI FEATURES- Suikoden IV PS2 The mysteries surrounding the Rune of Punishment will be answered in the newest installment of the hit RPG series, Suikoden IV. Follow the plight of a young knight as he struggles with a powerful Rune that slowly steals the life of its bearer. The oceanic environment filled with huge ships and vast oceans is brought to life with a captivating score, dynamic lighting effects and highly detailed 3D models. * Discover the 108 Stars of Destiny in your adventure on the seas. * Full recorded voice-overs and cut-scenes bring the story to life. * Dynamic battle camera shows the action from multiple angles. * Build up and customize a homebase as the Stars of Destiny are unveiled. -- SPECIFICATIONs ------------------------------------ ESRB Rating : T for Teen Genre/Category : Action/Adventure System : Sony PlayStation 2 On-Line Compatible: Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on the Konami 20107 - Suikoden IV PS2 and all other Konami Video Game Acc


 

Suikoden Tactics

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Suikoden Tactics takes you into the world of the popular role-playing game Suikoden, for incredible strategy and combat simulation gaming. See this world through the eyes of Kyril, a young adventurer who investigates the sudden appearance of hideous creatures in the Island Nations. As you explore and battle with him, you'll discover the secrets of the legendary Rune Cannons -- and try to destroy them before they destroy the world. Real-time rendered story events and voiceovers


 

Suikoden V

Platform: Playstation 2
Publisher: Konami
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Suikoden V celebrates the 10th anniversary of Suikoden. In the land of Falena, a prosperous and beautiful country governed by a matriarchy, order is kept by the Sun Rune. When civil unrest begins, the Queen is forced to use teh Sun Rune's magic power to stop it. She is successful, but the cost if much higher than she expected. Journey as the prince in an expansive quest, uncovering the mysteries surrounding the Sun Rune. Face civil unrest and the dark intent of an unknown power, in the greatest Suikoden saga yet! Customize your characters with a new skill system, weapon enhancement system and hundreds of unique equipment items


 

Summon Night Swordcraft Story

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Atlus Software
Genre: Adventure
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone 10+
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Summon Night: Swordcraft Story is wild new role-playing action. Become a a young craftknight, studying to become a craftlord and make your name in the world. Accomplish this by entering a tournament with other craftknights and proving you're the best at forging swords, axes, spears and other items.


 

Summon Night Swordcraft Story 2

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Atlus Video Games
Genre: Action
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Complete
Edition: Summary: Welcome to the strange world of Lyndbaum: a sacred land linked to four magical dimensions, from which summoners can call forth spirits called Guardian Beasts to do their bidding.

Wystern is one of Lyndbaum's largest cities, often called the City of Swords because of its large population of Craftknights, who use the strength of Guardian Beasts to forge powerful weapons.

A great tournament has begun in Wystern, a series of battles that will determine the next of Wystern's seven Craftlords, who act as the city's guardians and councillors. But the tournament features an unusual rule that has everyone in Wystern abuzz: only Craftknight apprentices under the age of 18 are allowed to enter.

One of the tournament's contestants is the child of Shintetsu, a legendary Craftlord who met a mysterious fate three years earlier. The child wants nothing more than to win the tournament and uphold Shintetsu's legacy but the tournament is only the beginning of a saga that will lead to the uncovering of Wystern's darkest secret...

Format: GAMEBOY ADVANCE


 

Summoner: A Goddess Reborn

Platform: GameCube
Publisher: THQ
Genre: Role-Playing
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition:
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Adventure Island

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher: Hudson Soft
Genre: Fantasy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Baseball 2020

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Battleship

Platform: Sega Genesis
Publisher: Mindscape Software
Genre: Strategy
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Black Bass

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Genre: Hunting & Fishing
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Missing manual
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Bomberman 2

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Arcade
My Rating:   Rated:
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Castlevania IV

Platform: Super Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre:
My Rating:   Rated: Teen
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Columns

Platform: Sega Game Gear
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Puzzle
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary:


 

Super Dodge Ball Advance

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Sports
My Rating:   Rated: Everyone
Condition: Cart only
Edition: Summary: As the most malicious playground game ever (well, next to the social anxiety of musical chairs), dodge ball gets its proper, playful venue on the Game Boy Advance with "Super Dodge Ball Advance". The game, based on the NES classic, takes place in the not-so-distant future when the sport of preteens has become the sport of kings and national pride hangs on the home team's ability to triumph in the number-one worldwide sport. Gamers choose a national team and compete against eight other countries in tournament-style bouts. You can knock the competition woozy with all sorts of different moves (that slam-a-jam jump-throw is our favorite), customize your team by defining the attributes of your players, and play head-to-head against a friend's Game Boy Advance with the separately sold communication cable.


 

Super Hydlide <