Grant McLellan

Dec 30, 2023 | mobygames.com | Ciaran Lynch |Grant McLellan |Patrick Bregger |Victor Vance

The GoodRockstar made a number of improvements with GTA2. There's an added police threat, as your wanted level goes up you'll be chased by F.B.I. agents and eventually the army. The new concept of respect within the rival gangs works well at times, if you're really respected within one group, for example, they'll attack any the those pesky police officers attempts to catch you. The introduction is great to watch. To be honest it's one of the best features of this game.

Dec 28, 2023 | mobygames.com | Grant McLellan

The GoodOnce upon a time, before the Internet became mainstream, I would pick a software title off of the store shelf and buy it if I liked what I read on the box. This Means War was one of those titles. It had no buzz and I hadn't even heard of it before. But Microprose was printed on the side of the box, and Microprose had done me no wrong in the past. So... I guess under the "good" category, I will say that the box had a certain shelf appeal.

Dec 22, 2023 | mobygames.com | Gary Smith |Grant McLellan

The GoodThe Year is 1999 Sonic that little blue hedgehog who stole everyone’s heart’s back in 1990 has been absent for 5 years with no new Sonic game appearing on the Sega Saturn which probably partially led to its failure but now as a Dreamcast launch game Sonic is back! In full 3d! But did Sonic suffer the same fate as all 2d platformer to 3d transition except for Mario?

Dec 21, 2023 | mobygames.com | Grant McLellan

The GoodThis game is a sort-of-semi-sequel to Viacom’s 1995 release ‘Virtual Stupidity’. I say “sort of”, because it’s developed by a different company with a slightly different engine and such, but the overall game-play and design is pretty much identical. While Virtual Stupidity is technically a different entity game-wise, the overall design is so similar that it’s impossible not to draw comparisons between the two.

Dec 4, 2023 | mobygames.com | Alan Chan |Matthew Bailey |Adam Baratz |Grant McLellan

The ending to the game is obviously a homage to the original ending of Army of Darkness, in which Ash ends up stranded and alone in a post-apocalyptic world. As this was considered too dark for domestic audiences, the American version of the film was given a happier, save-the-day-get-the-girl ending that the more hardcore of the film's fans found dissatisfying. A trailer for the game comes on the DVD for Evil Dead 2.