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| GameCritics.com - Smart Reviews for Serious Gamers In Category: Gaming | Rate This Forum! Body Text: News Reviews Features Pre-Orders Forums About Us FAQ News Updated Mon, Wed & Fri. Reviews & Features Updated Wed. (9am EST.) Critical News09.20.04 Controlling 'The Sims'New Features08.04.04 Interview with Chuck McGeeNew Reviews09.29.04 Fable ReviewNews.com has an interview with Sims creator, Will Wright. Over at the BBC News, developers are saying next-generation game development will be the toughest yet. Also at the BBC News, there is a story about British Prime Minister Tony Blair supporting an inquiry into violent games. Read More GameCritics.com interviews Chuck McGee, a hobbyist that builds his own arcade cabinets just to play some of his favorite old-school games. Don't forget about our E3 2004 Photo Journal and Portable Project - July 2004 feature. Daniel Weissenberger plays Fable. He writes: "For all its promises of a virtual world governed by cause and effect, Fable is really just a terribly unambitious hack and slash game in a bad marriage with a personality simulator." Read More Tera Kirk reviews Mega Man Anniversary Collection, and she wants to say that she: "can't thank Capcom and Atomic Planet enough. They've brought me into a world I wasn't developmentally ready for fifteen years ago, but which still makes me feel like a kid all over again." Read More Jason Karney takes a second look at Ribbit King, and finds that: "Ribbit King is a bundle of silliness, with the sheen of loveable oddness that only quirky Japanese games ever seem to achieve." Read More To celebrate the release of Fable, we present our classic review of another game referred to as the "Greatest RPG Ever", Final Fantasy VII. Fundraising Goal for 2004Updated 9/3/04 $1819 $0$1500$3000 What's this? - Donate now with Amazon.com or PayPal Take this survey so we can improve the site. Copyright 1999-2004 GameCritics.com. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy - Terms of Use - Contact Us - Help Support Us - Advertise Make a Donation: Sales Affiliations: How do these links help support the site? |