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Adam Richardson
Writing for POCG since 1998
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ReviewMidtown MadnessAngel Studios' free-roaming racer nails a living, traffic-filled Chicago and challenging AI; only the slightly grounded physics hold it back.→ReviewStar Wars Episode I: RacerUpgrade your pod and the sense of speed is superb across long, varied tracks. Only the average sound holds it back.→ReviewRollcageAttention to Detail's 360-degree weapon racer is fast, gorgeous and full of destructible chaos. A steep control curve is the only catch.→PreviewCommand & Conquer: Tiberian SunTiberian Sun looks like exactly what C&C fans want. It also looks like exactly what they already played four years ago.→ReviewNightlong: Union City ConspiracyTeam17's cyberpunk point-and-click pairs a twisty conspiracy with great atmospheric sound and satisfying, demanding puzzles.→ReviewSpeed Busters: American HighwaysUbi Soft's Cruis'n-style racer looks spectacular and plays great on a joystick, but low difficulty thins out its replay value.→ReviewGodzilla GenerationsA city-flattening kaiju game far better than its reputation, gorgeous and fun despite too-few levels and zero challenge.→PreviewPopulous: The BeginningBullfrog's real-time 3D strategy game is not just another Warcraft clone. The Volcano spell alone is worth the price of admission.→PreviewHeretic IIHeretic goes third-person with the Quake II engine. The demo is the kind that makes you annoyed when it ends.→PreviewGrim FandangoLucasArts blends Mexican folklore, film noir, and 7,000 lines of dialogue into the adventure game nobody saw coming.→PreviewSiNSiN's demo is a must-download, even at 34 MB on a 28.8. The AI alone is worth the overnight wait.→PreviewUrban AssaultUrban Assault lets you command the army and then climb inside the tank yourself. The concept is solid. The controls need work.→ReviewNHL 99EA refines an already near-perfect hockey series with smarter AI, expressive players and the best fighting yet. A must-buy.→
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