http://www.gamesradar.com/gc/reviews/l-N/s-a-zhttp://www.gamesradar.com/gc/naruto-clash-of-ninja/review/naruto-clash-of-ninja/a-20060308163757710058/g-20060221143057380009At first glance, you may consider Clash of Ninja another quick-cash, cartoon tie-in designed to make somebody a lot of bank. It'll pull in some serious cash, but not because of blind fanboy devotion - this is a lightning quick, anime-soaked whirlwind of a fighting game that'll speak to anyone looking for an accessible, chop-socky brawler. Played a one-on-one fighter before? Sure you have. As such, you already know everything there is to know about Clash of Ninja. Pick an adolescent ...<br/>GC reviewApr 4, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/gc/naruto-clash-of-ninja-2/review/naruto-clash-of-ninja-2/a-20060926114911582054/g-2006050116443701002People often rip on Madden for coming out every year with nothing but minor tweaks. Well, we feel inclined to mention that the first Clash of Ninja was released in March...of this year. It was an exceptionally energetic anime scrapper that looked just like the cartoon on which it's based upon and offered enough action for all styles of fighting fans. And here we have Ninja 2, essentially the same game with just a handful of enhancements. And you know what? They're more than enough. First off, ...<br/>GC reviewOct 6, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/gc/nba-live-06/review/nba-live-06/a-2006101612211386904908/g-2005120714152338232421LeBron. Iverson. Shaq. T-Mac. Unlike the college game, the superstars of the NBA unquestionably dominate the action. NBA Live 06 replicates this with its new freestyle superstar moves, further cementing Live as an undeniably fun hoops franchise. The freestyle superstar moves enable the league's best players to perform risky but incredible feats that can turn the tide of a game, just as they do in real life. For instance, playmakers like Steve Nash can zip no-look passes to get teammates an ...<br/>GC reviewJun 22, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/gc/nfl-street/review/nfl-street/a-2006022715312915059/g-2005138888000000035052The thud and blunder of a mismatched game of Madden NFL , the godfather of American football sims, is something few people are going to enjoy. When one player is way too good at the game for a fair contest, there's no way to give the uninitiated a chance to win the odd game or two. This is where NFL Street comes in, or at least that's what we thought after spending an unhealthy amount of the summer enjoying the brilliant NBA Street, its basketball cousin released earlier in the year. But, you ...<br/>GC reviewJan 23, 2004