10 More Gamers Who Achieved The IMPOSSIBLE

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The only thing standing between you and your goal of survival are several thousand zombies and one very crappy game brought to you by our friends at Grove Games. This review is based on the PC version of the game, though it is available on the original Xbox as well.

RC Pro AM, was one of my favorite games for the NES. Compared to today’s console games, the graphics were not as good, but for that time period it was a great game and I remember playing for hours trying to get to the next level. It was one of those type of games that was addictive and something I’d love to see in today’s systems even if it was one of those nostalgic type things.

There have been hundreds and thousands of debates on whether the violence that can be seen in television shows and movies could really cause violent behavior in people, particularly in children. And the debates have included the issues of violence in video games as well.

The history of video games is generally filled with all kinds of ups and downs and its evolution of video games happened slowly but surely – it was not an overnight success. Most people remember “Pong” as the first video game ever. It was a simple computerized version of the game of table tennis.

New Call of Duty 4 maps with unbelievable graphics from Infinity Ward’s. Awesome details and realism makes Call of Duty 4 the video game of the Year. The bar has been raised in the video gaming industry. A standing ovation and a big hooray!

Joust was by far one of the simplest and easiest games to master; you had to simply learn to knock other players from their flying ostrich and avoid falling into a lava pit yourself. The challenges progressed as you knocked more opponents down and more land disappeared forcing you to keep your ostrich in the air ever longer while fighting an onslaught of ever more cunning opponents. Of course your skills increase, as the land changes locations and the opponents start arriving more frequently and even faster than ever before.

Test Drive Unlimited is the most amazing racing game, I think ever to exist. While it may not be the best ever it’s stunning none the less. It has revolutionized racing games.

Before they came out with the DS version of Super Mario 64 I hadn’t played this game in years! To see and play it again was a huge “blast from the past” for me, along with tons of great memories. On the Nintendo 64 I never got to finish the game, so when I got the DS version I was so excited!

Medieval Madness has to be one of the few pinball games ever created that has a universal draw. It doesn’t matter if you’re pro or novice, young or old, man or woman, you WILL have fun playing this game.

This was the game that other people looked in awe of me as I played. I was quite frankly a master of the game. It only took me a couple of times before I was able to beat the entire game with just on life.

The only thing is that they made the biggest, dumbest mistake. Instead of saying Billy and Jimmy Lee. They wrote BIMMY and Jimmy. First, it is the first screen, and second, Bimmy is not a name, so whatever.

Ninja Gaiden has to be the hardest freaking game to ever come out for the NES. I will always remember Ninja Gaiden for the NES for several different reasons. The first reason that I remember it is because it actually had cut scenes as part of the story line.