Eric Chrisman's Radio WeblogEntertainment. Reviews. Movies, video games, wrestling.Review of Haven: Call of The King for PS2- December 15, 2002 Publisher: Midway Developer: Traveller&146;s Tales Genre: Platforming Of Players: 1 You&146;re having the dreams. You&146;re hearing the voice. The voice that Vetch, a powerful & vicious overlord that rules over your world as well as many others, loathes & fears. You are Haven, and you must use your abilities to free your people and defeat the evil overlord Vetch. While it.http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/14.html#a145 Review of Rocky for PS2- December 15, 2002 Publisher: Ubi Soft Developer: Rage Newcastle Genre: Boxing Of Players: 1-2 The Italian stallion is back! Easily the most famous movie boxer in history, Rocky and his most famous foes all come to PS2. You take on the role of cinema&146;s most famous pugilist as he rises from lowly neighborhood gyms and beer halls to main eventing at major arenas like Madison Square Garden, fighting famous...http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/14.html#a144 Review of Minority Report for Xbox- December 15, 2002 Publisher: Activision Developer: Treyarch Genre: Action Of Players: 1 Play in what was my opinion the second best movie of the summer (first of course was Spider Man), Minority Report. You, as chief of the precrime unit John Anderton, has headed an operation that has made Washington D.C. the city with the lowest crime rate in America. There hasn&146;t been a murder in 6 years, but now you are.http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/14.html#a143 Review of Star Wars: Bounty Hunter for PS2- December 15, 2002 Publisher: Lucas Arts Developer: Lucas Arts Genre: Shooter Of Players: 1 Take on the role of the famous bounty hunter Jango Fett in the latest Star Wars game for game cube. This game takes place before the events of Episode II. And this is basically the story of how Jango Fett ended up getting involved in all the events in Episode II. And while the story is really fleshed out,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/14.html#a142 Review of Tom Clancy&146;s Splinter Cell for Xbox- December 15, 2002 Developer: Ubi Soft Publisher: Ubi Soft Genre: Action Of Players: 1 In America, every citizen is guaranteed certain freedoms. Free speech, freedom of religion, etc. As secret operative Sam Fisher, you have an additional freedom; the freedom to do whatever is necessary in order to protect those rights. Featuring a huge emphasis on stealth, Ubi Soft (and many Xbox fan boys) has basically been...http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/14.html#a141 Review of Serious Sam for Xbox- December 14, 2002 Publisher: Gotham Games Developer: Croteam Genre: FPS Of Players: 1-2 All you stupid wussy posers like Duke Nukem & Max Payne stand aside, Serious Sam has come to kick some ass and take some names & then kick even more ass. Throwing back to the old school gameplay of all time great shooters like Doom, the philosophy of Serious Sam is to throw everything including the kitchen sink at you,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/13.html#a140 Review of Metroid Prime for Gamecube- December 14, 2002 Publisher: Nintendo Developer: Retro Studios Genre: First Person Adventure Of Players: 1 Space&146;s most kick ass heroine is back for an all-new adventure on the Gamecube. This game is a direct sequel to the original Metroid way back on the original NES meaning it takes place before Super Metroid on the SNES and even before Metroid II on the Game Boy. The storyline goes something like this: Samus..http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/13.html#a139 Review of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance for PS2- December 14, 2002 Publisher: Midway Developer: Midway Genre: Fighting Of Players: 1-2 The tournament that decides the fate of Earth Realm comes upon us once again. Many warriors return for the fight, including action star Johnny Cage, agent Sonya Blade, bad ass ninjas Sub-Zero & Scorpion, as well as Shang Tsung & Quan Chi, who have now teamed up to accomplish their goals of conquest (hence the name Deadly...http://radio.weblogs.com/0109707/2002/12/13.html#a138 |