There’s been a lot of Metroid in the gaming world lately. Games that are inspired by and a resurfacing of the classics. We all know how JayFresh was introduced to the Super Nintendo versions last week and now, it seems, the Super Nintendo has sunk its claws into him and won’t let go.
BATMAN: ARKHAM ASYLUM REVIEW
In a near-perfect representation of the Batman universe, Arkham Asylum offers up far more game than anyone thought possible. Ryan, Matt, and JayFresh have, admittedly, a bit of a love-fest over what’s really the best Batman game to date.
GANGSTAR: WEST COAST HUSTLE REVIEW
The iPhone may very well be more powerful than developers realize. This game proves that not only can you bring a near-GTA experience to the iPhone, but that it can be done with controls that are fairly intuitive and with gameplay straight out of the early PS2-era. It was a surprise to both Jason and Cesar that such a game even existed, but, as they mention, it’s not without its flaws.
METROID PRIME TRILOGY REVIEW
Perhaps it would have been more awesome to have a new Metroid Prime, but re-releasing the entire trilogy, complete with improved, Wii controls a la Corruption is nothing to sneeze at. Ryan and special guest Torrey Holbrook Walker (you may recognize that name from our music credits) step out into the depth of night in order to discuss the finer points of what makes this series so particularly special.
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Review for Company of Heroes Tales of Valor
lol a Code Lyoko review x_x
James May captains his car football champions Aygo and battles against Richard Hammond’s VW Fox team in a new Car Football World Cup Final. Brilliant high quality football match video from BBC motoring show Top Gear. Visit http://www.TopGear.com for all the latest news and car reviews.
Liberty City for the first time in 3-D was unbelievably awesome when it first came out. Here we are almost 10 years later. How does the game hold up today? Find out in this review!
IGN’s review of Grand Theft Auto 4
Part 2 of 2: Classic Game Room was the FIRST classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999. Returning in 2008 with new episodes, Classic Game Room breaks out a review of GRAND THEFT AUTO 4 IV for the Xbox 360 video game console! Take on Liberty City in this amazing sequel to the popular GTA franchise games like Vice City and San Andreas. GTA4 takes the game to a whole new level with photorealistic graphics, great music and incredible gameplay. GTA IV is simply amazing. Go get GTA 4 today. This is a journalistic video game review of Grand Theft Auto 4 by the Classic Game Room where we dive into 2 player (two player) multiplayer deathmatch, free roam, race and mob boss missions. Multi player is amazing on Xbox Live! GTA 4 is on the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3 PS3 video game consoles. GTAIV has lots of missions and objectives and you can get achievement points and gamerpoints and it has a 2 two player mode. 
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Tom Vasel reviews Funny Business from Gamewright Games
Classic Game Room was the FIRST classic video game review show on the Internet in 1999. Returning in 2008 with new episodes, Classic Game Room breaks out a review of GRAND THEFT AUTO VICE CITY for the Playstation 2 video game console! CGR-HD will review GTA soon, we can’t wait for Grand Theft Auto, or any other way you can spell it. But in the meantime Vice City is the best game in the series. You play as Tommy Vercetti in this Scarface meets Miami Vice episode alternate reality full of exploding cars, beautiful women in bikinis and tanks that are easily stolen and driven around city streets. Rockstar Games GTA series has been one of the best gaming series of all times, open ended alternate reality with complete out of control lawlessness. What makes this game even better is the tremendous 80’s pop music soundtrack featuring Flock of Seagulls, Michael Jackson, Gary Numan, The Cult, David Lee Roth, Human League, Disco, Funk, Rap, early hip-hop, latin music… but no Duran Duran!? Vice City is one of the best games ever made for the PS2. The new GTA IV will be coming out for PS3, Xbox 360 and maybe Atari 2600. 3 great game systems to get it on. Will the PS3 and Xbox have downloadable content, extra levels, cities and more features? Who can say…?