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'''Berg's View of Games''' (aka BROG) occurs as publication began by game designer Richard Berg. A magazine, which debuted around 1991 & recently went virtual, features reviews of wargames. A magazine is known for its thoughtful however typically savage tone, refusing to suffer jerky designs lief. 1 Globe War II game had this read: "Playing this game makes Sisyphus' task a lark in the park." Yearly, Berg's View of Games mitts out a satiric "Little Macs," which are then awarded for dubious accomplishment around play. A award is known as for recalcitant American Civil War general George McClellan, BROG was inducted into a Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design's Hall of Fame in 1997.
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Console Gold - Review (PlayStation 2) Review, by Loren Halek: "Tony Hawk's Underground as a game feels the same as its prior iterations." [Score: 88%] 3D Avenue - Review (PlayStation 2) Review, by Simon Hutchinson: "Overall Tony Hawk's Underground is definitely the best in the franchise yet." [Score: 90 out of 100] Console Gold - Review (Xbox) Review, by Loren Halek: "Little things are fixed, but no re-invention ever seems to come." [Score: 88%] Gaming Nexus - Review (PlayStation 2) Review, by Charlie Sinhaseni: "Making the largest impact is the ability to get off of your board and walk around the environments." [Score: 9.4 out of 10] Cyber Gaming Network Preview, by Chris Grant: "In a slightly weird turn, you may actually get off your skateboard and control your character like in a 3rd person action game." GameRaiders Review, by staff: "While the games story mode could definitely have been focused on more heavily, Underground has a great gameplay model and adds a lot of fun twists on a great series." [Score: 92 out of 100] (GameCube) Gamers Logik - Review (PlayStation 2) Review, by Roger Gibson: "THUG is the best game in the series to date, but not by a whole heck of a lot." [Score: 8.9 out of 10] The Armchair Empire Review of PlayStation 2 version by Tolen Dante, with screen shots. "The new game is fascinating, but, for the first time, I found myself thinking back fondly to the previous games in the series." Score: 9 out of 10. WorthPlaying Review of PlayStation 2 version, with screen shots. Score: 9 out of 10. NetJak - Review (PlayStation 2) Review, by Steve Lubitz: "...Tony Hawk's Underground certainly deserves at least a rental, if not an outright purchase, as long as you don't expect it to completely rock your socks off." [Score: 8.6 out of 10] |
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