Dark. Joanna Dark. Trapped in the world of the GoldenEye engine circa 2023, the slinky Field Operative battles conspiracy, megalomania and some blokes with guns.
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Shoot stuff! Blow stuff up! Kick insects' faces off! Ah, bliss. Explore the Jet Force Gemini preview and witness some of the violent joys that you, too, can experience upon its release.
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The game with that name, and a bright star in Nintendo's '98 line-up. Have a rummage through these bits and pieces relating to the comically dull-witted bear and his boisterous compadre.
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Potentially the second in a long line of games to be published by Rare itself, Twelve Tales: Conker 64 will be enforcing its mercilessly colourful happy- go-lucky outlook on punters worldwide sometime in the near future.
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The Game Boy's about as steady and reliable as formats come, so we're not about to give up developing for the old trooper yet. This, an original adventure for Conker, should be with you before you can say "Rodent".
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The latest scorching Rare title that's been revving its engine on a shop shelf near you since late '97. Hey! Flag us down now and get some exhaustive info! Chassis the way we like it! And so on.
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Be 007 in this scalp-waxingly slick spy sim which has made a vast impression on the gaming world. Call it a Doom clone and it'll poke your eyes out.
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Rare's first totally original N64 outing, and the critics salivated over this thoroughly spooky genre-hopping strategy-led smash-'em-down type thing. See how we devote hours of gruelling thought to its classification.
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The game which was to re-establish Rare's name back in 1994, and quickly expand into parallel trilogies of SNES and Game Boy outings. Go ape! Go bananas! Go nuts! No, hang on, that's squirrels.
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Hot on the heels of DKC came KI, one of the most frenetic, magnetic and, er, eleventh-in-the-alphabetic beat-'em-ups ever seen. KI2 and the N64's KI Gold soon followed - and they're all in here somewhere...
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All but unknown to the PAL market of Rare's homeland, this recent bout of baseballing buffoonery went down a storm in the US with its official MLB licence and daft player names and that. Rrrread all about it!
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