NGC Game Reviews

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Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie [NGC]

It won't take you long to blow through King Kong, but its sometimes thrilling, often tense, and always entertaining adventure is absolutely worth checking out.(Posted on 22 November 2005 06:11 PM)

From Russia With Love [NGC]

EA's take on Bond's classic adventure is a game of enjoyable moments that are, unfortunately, far too easy to breeze through.(Posted on 22 November 2005 03:11 PM)

From Russia With Love [NGC]

EA's take on Bond's classic adventure is a game of enjoyable moments that are, unfortunately, far too easy to breeze through.(Posted on 22 November 2005 03:11 PM)

Shadow the Hedgehog [NGC]

Shadow the Hedgehog fails to live up to its pedigree due to terrible controls, an uncooperative camera, and an overall lack of effort.(Posted on 21 November 2005 03:11 PM)

Shadow the Hedgehog [NGC]

Shadow the Hedgehog fails to live up to its pedigree due to terrible controls, an uncooperative camera, and an overall lack of effort.(Posted on 21 November 2005 03:11 PM)

Need for Speed Most Wanted [NGC]

Need for Speed Most Wanted is a great racing game that injects new life into the series thanks to its creative use of law enforcement.(Posted on 15 November 2005 08:11 PM)

Mario Party 7 [NGC]

Mario Party spins its wheels for the seventh year in a row, though the formula will still prove enjoyable for some casual group gaming.(Posted on 11 November 2005 05:11 PM)

Karaoke Revolution Party [NGC]

Karaoke Revolution Party makes a good party game, especially if you've got all the necessary peripherals, but it's no greater than the song list, which is too diverse for its own good.(Posted on 11 November 2005 05:11 PM)

Gun [NGC]

Gun sets you loose in the Wild West, where you can shoot your way through a very brief but entertaining storyline and undertake some decent side missions while you're at it.(Posted on 8 November 2005 04:11 PM)

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One [NGC]

While it offers an interesting and varied campaign, Big Red One doesn't quite nail down the intense feel of World War II infantry combat.(Posted on 7 November 2005 06:11 PM)