Game Power Australia's Scores
- Games
For 132 reviews, this publication has graded:
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56% higher than the average critic
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9% same as the average critic
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35% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.8 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 79
| Highest review score: | Resident Evil 4 | |
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| Lowest review score: | Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 95 out of 132
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Mixed: 32 out of 132
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Negative: 5 out of 132
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It's not for everyone – strange quirks such as the bucket-carrying mechanic and the expensive hardware needed to enjoy its multiplayer make it less accessible than traditional Final Fantasy games, but so long as you're not expecting an epic narrative, you'll enjoy what the first GameCube Final Fantasy has to offer.- Game Power Australia
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Appalling online support, terrible voice acting and only incremental updates to the core gameplay make this a somewhat disappointing instalment, but it's built on rock solid foundations, which means that anyone who enjoys wrestling games will still get a whole lot out THQ's latest title.- Game Power Australia
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Superb graphics and an improved controller system make this a very enjoyable soccer simulation.- Game Power Australia
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Although it isn't without some problems, Battlefront is easily one of the most fully realized, enjoyable Star Wars games we've ever played.- Game Power Australia
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So long as you don't mind that it's not quite the stellar production that's emerged from EA's stables, you'll have a great time with Links 2004, especially online. It's just not a hole in one.- Game Power Australia
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GRAW is sadly flawed but despite these flaws is terrific fun to play. It's wildly addictive as you try and work out the best way through and once you've gotten used to your useless team (we had a team member throw himself under a moving APC..that's talent) it's an excellent tactical shooter.- Game Power Australia
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The series will be in trouble if it doesn't fundamentally improve the stealth mechanics in time for the fourth installment, but for now, Hitman: Contracts is a value-packed, highly enjoyable stealth action experience that no fan of the genre should overlook.- Game Power Australia
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Kameo is a real extravaganza. It looks gorgeous, whether viewed in high definition or not. Every frame is thick with graphical flourish.- Game Power Australia
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The brilliant "Street Fighter III: Third Strike" is worth the price of admission, and online play is one very big cherry.- Game Power Australia
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Prey stands out for a number of excellent reaons even if the portal hopping and gravity-swapping can get a bit confusing.- Game Power Australia
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An amusing game, and it's relatively enjoyable for a while. But at its core, the gameplay isn't all that interesting, and can only hold your attention for so long.- Game Power Australia
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It's easy to see how far games have come in the last 18 years when you play OutRun 2 (especially as the original game is included on the disc), but its nice to know that Sega hasn't felt the need to overhaul the timeless gameplay.- Game Power Australia
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Cruising round the same old streets may be starting to lose it's thrill, but taking this baby for a spin on the superhighway shows there's still some gas left in the tank.- Game Power Australia
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Ultimately, it is a pretty straightforward extreme sports racing game, but it achieves its modest goals so admirably that it's definitely worth your time.- Game Power Australia
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The multiplayer option will provide stress relieving entertainment, however its has some lopsidedness in the characters and teams that will also become a cause for frustration without the nostalgia to keep you going.- Game Power Australia
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Budding directors will find a great deal to get their teeth into here, and shouldn’t hesitate to pick this expansion up.- Game Power Australia
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It’s not that Big Red One is a bad game – it’s enjoyable for as long as it lasts – but there are much more entertaining, value-packed titles available.- Game Power Australia
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Midway's "Psi-Ops" does do a better job of implementing psychic powers and building gameplay around them, but Second Sight's characters and story make it worth your time.- Game Power Australia
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Despite its short length, it’s a hugely enjoyable, polished game, and one that’s easy to recommend to anyone interested in the subject matter.- Game Power Australia
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The PC version is clearly the best, because it not only looks superior, it supports up to 32 players in a single battle.- Game Power Australia
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Midway's "Psi-Ops" does do a better job of implementing psychic powers and building gameplay around them, but Second Sight's characters and story make it worth your time.- Game Power Australia
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A decent arcade racing game where fun is the aim and destruction is the game; and this title should definitely be able to stand among the other games on the shelf.- Game Power Australia
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Seeing sequences like these play out from different angles is satisfying, and, although none of the new sequences are official write-ins from Mario Puzo or Ford Coppola, they fit perfectly in terms of tone and maturity.- Game Power Australia
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One of those rare games where the story, characters and performances eclipse the gameplay by a wide margin.- Game Power Australia
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TT has been three years in the making and you can't fault its beautiful looks and attention to accuracy.- Game Power Australia
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Unfortunately for many people, that initial shock and awe will give way to tedium as the realisation sets in that there aren’t any refreshing new concepts to spice up the gameplay as you progress through the game.- Game Power Australia
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The poor control compounds the dull and lifeless handling of the cars.- Game Power Australia
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It's possible that some gamers will be disappointed by its relatively unchallenging gameplay, and it's not the most value-packed title on the market, but despite this, it's the classic video game Western the world has been waiting for.- Game Power Australia
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