It's a solid FPS don't get me wrong and of the best the system has to offer, it just goes to show how quickly the series went off the rails.' It's always great to see a developer take criticism to heart and fix what didn't work, but the final chapter of the Turok franchise sucks out what made the series so great to begin with for the sake of being just another. Review (from Comic Gamers Assemble ): 'The reason why this game would appeal to previous naysayers though is that it doesn't really feel like a Turok game. Over 24 upgradable weapons to battle 40 new and original enemies! Intense multiplayer action - over eight modes and 48 maps!' The heritage of Turok and all humankind depends on them. Two new Turok warriors, Danielle and Joseph Fireseed must face this evil. Plot summary (from Metacritic ): 'Older than time itself, a savage cosmic entity called Oblivion exists only to devour everything in its path.

Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion/Acclaim Entertainment Review (from IGN ): 'The game is still a solid and enjoyable platforming experience for fans of the pink puffball and worth a look with its asking price of 1000 Wii Points - it's just not as versatile or as representative of the Kirby franchise as a whole as other games are, like 'Kirby's Adventure' or 'Kirby Super Star.' 'Kirby 64' on the VC is a 10 dollar investment that will earn you a couple of afternoons of simple, casual and unchallenging gameplay and then will likely not get revisited too often in your Wii's Channel Array.' Inhale, exhale and swallow your enemies, then copy and combine their abilities and use them as your own! Team up with familiar friends and foes - like Waddle Dee and King Dedede - as you travel through dreamy worlds in search of the lost Crystal Shards.' Plot summary (from Metacritic ): 'Dart past enemies, soar the skies and swim the depths of the ocean as Kirby takes on Dark Matter in an all-new adventure. The plot is excellently woven, and unfolds beautifully from level to level.' You get a real feeling of being part of a big blockbuster movie. The sheer size of the levels and the variety of the terrain within is awesome. It was going to take something special to better Fate of Atlantis, and LucasArts haven't disappointed. Review (from Eurogamer ): 'Indy's latest outing is his best yet. All the weapons you'll need, including firearms, explosives - and of course Indy's trusty whip and revolver.' Travel the world to exotic locales, from the ruins of Babylon to Egyptian deserts. Puzzle your way through 17 chapters of an action-packed story.

Grab your whip and fedora and join Indy in a globe-spanning race to unearth the mysterious 'Infernal Machine.' Survive the challenges of unusual beasts, half the Red Army and more (including - oh no - snakes!). The Nazis have been crushed, the Cold War has begun and Soviet agents are sniffing around an ancient ruin. Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine/LucasArts

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