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Evil Dead Regeneration’s Review – Geek Woman <i>Evil Dead Regenerations</i> for Ps2 Xbox and PC was put out last fall. This installment is the most fun of all of the <i>Evil Dead</i> games so far. The game-play is improved and it is true to the series and a blast to play.  It takes place after [...]

Up until now I hadn’t bonded with any games in the First Person Shooter Genre. I had played and admired Unreal tournament, but felt that the learning curve would take too long for me to become accomplished at the game. I played Area 51 and enjoyed it. It had the best control set up for [...]

Invisible Woman Penetrates the Glass Ceiling by Geek Woman Comics and graphic novels are a wellspring of talent. They reveal in their pages those that are to become the next innovators of the entertainment industry. Rolling back from the independent movie scene, artists of the future with low and no budgets create visions in ink [...]

Meteos for Nintendo DS by Geek Woman 1/24/06 <i>Meteos</i> was released in June 2005 and it is produced by Tetsuya Mizuguchi who did the nicely cell shaded <i>Space Channel 5</i> and Lumines on the PSP. It is a match three puzzle game that is very fast paced. All the matches are made by vertically moving [...]

Published by: Nintendo Developed by: Nintendo Genre: Virtual Pet Release Date: US: October 16, 2006 Nintendogs Dalmatians Review by Geek Woman First Impressions When Nintendogs debuted in 2005 the franchise was partly responsible for the big success of the the DS. The object of this game is to adopt, train, walk, bathe and play with [...]

The Handheld War is Won by Geek Woman 1/4/06 The DS would has now sold more units worldwide than the PSP has as of the end of 2005. I’m not including those PR driven “shipped” figures, which don’t mean anything tangible. The Sony brand may be suffering from a bad rap due to the big [...]

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