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Classic Game Room reviews the X-ARCADE TANKSTICK from X-Arcade powered by Xgaming. This massive dual arcade joystick with a trak-ball can be used on PCs with USB inputs and on Sega Dreamcast, PS2 (and PS1), GameCube, PS3 and Xbox 360 with the appropriate adapters. Complex, expensive and difficult to program, the X-arcade Tankstick won’t be for those who aren’t serious about their gaming with some time, money and patience on their site. Awesome arcade-style gameplay is delivered when all is said and done though. For this review the Xarcade Tankstick was tested with PC games before and after programming, Mame emulators, PS2 and Sega Dreamcast. CGR recommends the Dreamstick from Dream Arcade for Xbox 360 because it is a 360 controller disassembled and built into an arcade stick to prevent lag. The Tankstick works well with PC, Dreamcast and PS2 (all tested for this review using adapters) but don’t expect to not do repair work on it. Build quality is questionable given the price but it’s nothing a butter knife and a few hours can’t fix, which is irritating. The Tankstick can be purchased as a massive controller as shown or bought with an X-Arcade stand up arcade machine. Versatility and style may be the X-Arcade Tankstick’s biggest assets, but those really interested in a house-sized joystick may also want to consider a custom job for the same price. In any event, it is impressive and replaces the Dreamcast controller which needs replacing for many games like Capcom vs. SNK 2 …

Classic Game Room reviews GAUNTLET: DARK LEGACY for Nintendo Gamecube from Midway, also available on Playstation 2 PS2 an original Xbox (played for this review using a Nintendo Wii with Gamecube controller). This CGR review of Gauntlet Dark Legacy has Gauntlet Dark Legacy game play from Nintendo Gamecube showing Gauntlet game play in HD action.

Classic Game Room reviews CALL OF DUTY 2 BIG RED ONE for Xbox from Treyarch and Activision from 2005. This COD Big Red One Collector’s Edition comes with interviews and behind the scenes features as well as an awesome single player campaign that takes place through Africa, Italy, D-Day and France as well as Germany during WW2. As far as World War 2 shooters go, Call of Duty Big Red One is extremely well made and complimented nicely with Military Channel footage from WWII telling the storyline of the game. This CGR review of Call of Duty Big Red One has gameplay from Call of Duty Big Red One on Xbox (Plays on Xbox 360) showing Call of Duty gameplay during Big Red One videogame first person shooter game play.

Classic Game Room reviews CAPCOM VS. SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001 for Sega Dreamcast published in 2001 for the Japanese Dreamcast. Western audiences can find Capcom vs. SNK 2 for Nintendo Gamecube, Xbox and Playstation 2 PS2. This Capcom vs SNK 2 fighting videogame has characters from various Capcom games and fighters from SNK fighting video games like Art of Fighting, The King of Fighters and Fatal Fury. Play as Chun-Li vs, Mai, King vs. Blanka or Geese vs. Ken. This Japanese exclusive is an excellent fighting game for Sega Dreamcast (only released in Japan) and Nintendo Gamecube, PS2 and Xbox.

The true meaning of a unplayable game. This game has bad controls, a broken camera and horrible game design. Mack you owe me one. If you think the GBA version is bad, you have no idea about this. I give it a 2.5 out of 10.

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