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Video Game ReviewsBy ROBB GUIDO © St. Petersburg Times, published February 5, 2001 Rugrats in ParisSYSTEM: Nintendo 64 MAKER: THQ PRICE: $49.99 As a game strictly for kids, Rugrats isn't bad. All of the characters are here, along with a few fun and moderately challenging mini-games. Parents may even be able to handle this one. Grade: C+ Rugrats in ParisSYSTEM: PlayStation MAKER: THQ PRICE: $39.99 This one is exactly the same as the Nintendo 64 version, but with watered-down graphics. It's an adequate game for kids. Grade: C+ NASCAR 2001SYSTEM: PlayStation 2 MAKER: EASports PRICE: $49.99 The first NASCAR game for PS2 has sharp graphics, as expected, to go with some stunning crashes. True racing fans will enjoy it, but they should be sure to add a steering wheel. Grade: B NFL GameDay 2001SYSTEM: PlayStation 2 MAKER: 989 Sports PRICE: $49.99 If Madden 2001 was a Super Bowl contender, then GameDay is the Browns. The graphics are okay, but the game play is woeful compared with other next-generation football titles. Grade: D Ms. Pac-Man: Maze MadnessSYSTEM: PlayStation MAKER: Namco PRICE: $39.99 It's Pac-Man in 3-D, with a little bow. To my surprise, this one feels a lot like the original and includes some neat maze additions, such as spring and locked doors. Grade: B Barbie: Magic Genie AdventureSYSTEM: Game Boy Color MAKER: Mattel PRICE: $39.99 This game is fairly simplistic. Barbie flies around on her carpet, collects items and talks to people. There's no originality involved, but it may work as a diversion. Grade: C - Robb Guido is an avid gamer who lives in Tampa.
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