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Mr Bean (PS2)

from: Mastertronic

November 30, 2007
I've had never been let down by a Mr Bean product before I played on this game.
It is a 10 star idea, developed into a 1 star game.
The contols are hopeless, and Mr Beans actions are very limited, each level is very long but boring, they repeat the previous level (practically) with maybe an extra guard thrown in for good measure.
Each level you must find an object and it is the same process every time, find key, unlock chest, grab object, 3 times in the same level. A driving level would have been great.
The graphis are basic but effective, but the audio is a let down, you would have thought they would have been able to use sound bites at least from the series, instead of having a silent Bean.
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Sid Meier's Pirates! (PC DVD)

from: Mastertronic Ltd

June 28, 2007
In the interests of Science I decided to see how long it would take me, on the highest difficulty setting to go from the starting ship, to one of the most powerful base ship - the type used by the famous pirates. 8:49 minutes. Well, that was easy, now just to upgrade it a bit and away I go. But I can't, because the nearest shipward which sells the upgrade I want is to the North-East, and the perpetual westerly winds make sailing in that direction a time consuming and mind numbing chore. Well at least I can pick up some more crew members at a more convenient dock...oh wait, no I can't, because at this difficulty level my crew get so frustrated if they spend more than a day without landing or taking another ship that half of them run away as soon ... Read More:

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School Tycoon (PC CD)

from: Mastertronic Ltd

May 25, 2007
I have really enjoyed this game, but it is not clear how you make money on it.. there are no instructions and no help! does anyone know??

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Thomas and Friends: A Day At The Races (PS2)

from: Mastertronic Ltd

August 24, 2007
i ordered this game for my 3 year old son ,he absolutley loves it but i think i enjoyed playin it more than him great game lots of fun and delivery was only 1 day thanku very much .

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The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - Game of the Year Edition (PC DVD)

from: Mastertronic Ltd


Morrowind is one of the finest RPGs I have ever played. The biggest draw is the sheer size of it - the world is absolutely huge and you have the freedom to go wherever you please. There are so many side quests that often the main plot becomes only a minor consideration. The level of detail that has gone into every little aspect makes it simply addictive. While the game is now a fair few years old, the graphics still hold up well and the game runs smoothly without anywhere near the level of hardware that Oblivion requires.

The levelling up process is generally well done and intuitive. The main quest is suitably epic, when you finally get around to it. The learning curve is such that even a complete novice at RPGs would soon be able to get the hang ... Read More:

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Medieval: Total War - Gold Edition (PC DVD)

from: Mastertronic Ltd

April 28, 2006
Although "Medieval II" has been out for over a year now, this first "Medieval: Total War" remains a classic. This Gold Edition contains both the original game and the "Viking Invasion" expansion pack, allowing for a variety of campaigns set between the years AD 793 and 1453.

The game is split into two sections. The first of these is the campaign mode. In this turn-based mode the player uses the map to control the kingdom at large, setting taxes, building units and facilities, managing his/her generals, moving armies and fleets, conducting diplomacy with rival factions and employing spies and assassins. The second mode is the real-time battle mode, in which the players commands his/her armies directly, positioning troops, selecting formations and tactics ... Read More:

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Broken Sword: Trilogy (PC DVD)

from: Mastertronic

February 22, 2008
Although "Medieval II" has been out for over a year now, this first "Medieval: Total War" remains a classic. This Gold Edition contains both the original game and the "Viking Invasion" expansion pack, allowing for a variety of campaigns set between the years AD 793 and 1453.

The game is split into two sections. The first of these is the campaign mode. In this turn-based mode the player uses the map to control the kingdom at large, setting taxes, building units and facilities, managing his/her generals, moving armies and fleets, conducting diplomacy with rival factions and employing spies and assassins. The second mode is the real-time battle mode, in which the players commands his/her armies directly, positioning troops, selecting formations and tactics ... Read More:

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Little Britain: The Video Game (PSP)

from: Mastertronic

June 28, 2007
Although "Medieval II" has been out for over a year now, this first "Medieval: Total War" remains a classic. This Gold Edition contains both the original game and the "Viking Invasion" expansion pack, allowing for a variety of campaigns set between the years AD 793 and 1453.

The game is split into two sections. The first of these is the campaign mode. In this turn-based mode the player uses the map to control the kingdom at large, setting taxes, building units and facilities, managing his/her generals, moving armies and fleets, conducting diplomacy with rival factions and employing spies and assassins. The second mode is the real-time battle mode, in which the players commands his/her armies directly, positioning troops, selecting formations and tactics ... Read More:

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Colin McRae DiRT (PC)

from: Mastertronic Ltd

August 15, 2008
Although "Medieval II" has been out for over a year now, this first "Medieval: Total War" remains a classic. This Gold Edition contains both the original game and the "Viking Invasion" expansion pack, allowing for a variety of campaigns set between the years AD 793 and 1453.

The game is split into two sections. The first of these is the campaign mode. In this turn-based mode the player uses the map to control the kingdom at large, setting taxes, building units and facilities, managing his/her generals, moving armies and fleets, conducting diplomacy with rival factions and employing spies and assassins. The second mode is the real-time battle mode, in which the players commands his/her armies directly, positioning troops, selecting formations and tactics ... Read More:

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FarCry - PC Gamer (PC DVD)

from: Mastertronic Ltd

January 01, 2006
I thought this games was as dull as any FPS I have ever played! Overhyped is the word I would use...First the graphics are AWESOME being able to roam around is good for a while but some becomes tiresome. The story...ok abit of the "Done before" and boring thing but it is a FPS...that's it for the goodside, now the bad and as a FPS nutter the truth. This game 'IS' dull, the AI is a joke the enemy just stand around WAITING for you to shoot them...why?

The weapons just plain suck the hand-gun (forgive the stupidity) sounds like (do it with a wisper) pi-cha, pi-cha???? the machine gun and so on just don't feel or sound right, is it me or does aiming and shooting at the enemy have some kind of delay, aim, shoot but just miss them this happens in Quake 4 ... Read More: