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This is every bit as Christmas as Die Hard! Dead Rising 4 puts you in the role of.. year I like it a little less! The Grinch suffers from a litany of issues, including poor controls, ambiguous objectives, and irritating stage designs. That said, I enjoy its winter wonderland vibe. The holiday theme really.. platformer retrofitted with a vaguely Christmas theme. The main character doesnt look like the.. checking my system for a bad connection. It turns out this game employs a static filter for that old newsreel appearance. I think it looks terrible, but my friend Chris thought it had some charm. The story mode consists of.. collection. Its transparent shell houses little Christmas lights that blink as you play, and in place of a label is an LCD screen that displays the title youre playing. Amazing! Of course, youll need a top-loader NES system.. with a tree, fireplace, and all sorts of yule-tide activities. You can decorate the tree and play Christmas carols on the radio (which sound beautiful by the way). You can toss wood in the fire and roast marshmallows. Opening.. sequel youd expect from Rockstar, the publisher of all those crazy Grand Theft Auto games. In this realistic period piece you play a turn-of-the century cowboy in a roving band of outlaws, looking for the last big hit so he.. opting to go the super route instead. Super Mario Party was released to little fanfare but it still packs a lot of entertainment value. Fours players march around a board while triggering events, avoiding hazards, using items, and.. COPYRIGHT 1999-2018 THE VIDEO GAME CRITIC.  The reviews presented on this site are intellectual property and are copyrighted. Any reproduction without the expressed written consent of the author is strictly prohibited. Anyone reproducing the site's copyrighted material improperly can be prosecuted in a court of law. Please report any instances of infringement to the site administrator.