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THQ Age of Empires: Mythologies
So how do you spice up a turn-based strategy game previously based on classical figures and historical battles?
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$ 69.95
Tecmo Tecmo Bowl: Kickoff
Runs back the clock to an era of pre-franchise mode football sims.
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TBA
Atari Australia Dragon Ball: Origins
Goku's adventures as a child show much more ingenuity and charm on the Nintendo DS than most rehashed DBZ games have in the last five years.
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$ 69.95
Majesco Air Traffic Chaos
Air Traffic Chaos is the newest in a line of popular "tycoon" job related simulations -- this time placing the player in an airport watchtower, guiding incoming and outgoing flights to their final destinations.
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Majesco Away: Shuffle Dungeon
Raises the bar for originality, but sacrifices some of the fun in the process.
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Konami Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia
Take gorgeous graphics, intense action and interesting gameplay concepts, marry it to the legendary Castlevania franchise and release it on the DS.
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$ 79.95
THQ Drawn to Life SpongeBob Squarepants Edition
Doodlebob's grey return.
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$ 69.95
Sega Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood
A decent enough RPG, especially for younger gamers.
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$ 69.95
THQ Monster House
Games which are based on movie licenses, especially those aimed at children, are usually slapped together affairs that feature poor production values and insultingly simple gameplay.
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$ 59.95
Square Enix Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
If you missed playing the original Dragon Quest IV back in the glory days of the original NES system, you're in luck.
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