Let’s take a joyride with Rockstar’s first true foray into 3D for their seminal series for Grand Theft Auto III.
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Author: Ben McCurry
Ben McCurry is the Editor-in-Chief at Ludotempus, which is a title he came up with to make himself sound important. He believes that gaming peaked with BMX XXX and that Final Fantasy VII is a 'mug's game'. Follow him on Twitter.
The Howler (PC) Review
The Howler is a voice-based puzzle game: will it be a scream or will you cry out in pain?
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Camera Obscura (PC) Review
Here comes every marketer’s favourite phrase: it’s a platforming game WITH A TWIST in Camera Obscura.
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The Simpsons Hit and Run (PS2) Review
Take GTA, tone down the swearing, sex, and violence, and paint it yellow. You’ll get The Simpsons Hit & Run.
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Fahrenheit (PS2) Review
David Cage’s Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy for Americans) has been much maligned over the years. Find out if any of the criticism has been justified in the Ludotempus review.
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Jackie Chan Stuntmaster (PS1) Review
By 2000, everyone had their own game, so why not you too, Jackie Chan? Jackie Chan Stuntmaster reviewed.
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 (PS2) Review
Make a wish (make a succotash wish), check yourself, and ask “what’s the matter man?” if you’ve never played this game.
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Marble Mayhem: Fragile Ball (PC) Review
Marble Mayhem: Fragile Ball is a load of balls, but don’t let that deter you through this review…
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Hoplite (PC) Review
Hoplite by Brimo Games can’t even be described as a one-trick pony. It’s more like a 0.25 trick pony. Plus, the devs might be liars too. Read on!
WWE SmackDown: Here Comes the Pain (PS2) Review
Bah gawd almighty! It’s the next instalment of the SmackDown series, King!