Pro Reviews
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| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| Electric Playground | 4/10 | Dec 07 '00 | |
| GameCenter | 4/10 | Jun 23 '00 | |
| GameSpot | 5.1/10 | Jun 13 '00 | |
| Gaming-Age | C- | Dec 07 '00 | |
| Happy Puppy | 5/10 | Jun 26 '00 | |
| IGN PSX | 5.5/10 | May 30 '00 | |
| PSXNation | 67% | Dec 07 '00 | |
| Total Videogames | 7/10 | Dec 07 '00 | |
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What They Say:
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"It may be a cheap title at 10 bucks, but there just isnt enough fun to be had with this title to even justify getting Grudge Warriors, its too first generation."
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"It's a bad sign when the game you're playing has been licensed from a publisher that went out of business. And what kind of message does it send when that publisher is Telstar, which had a reputation for putting out horrible products to begin with?"
"The level design is markedly more circular than what we're used to seeing in V8-style games, more closely resembling first-person shooter deathmatch arenas than the sprawling, expansive boards native to the genre."
"Theres little to complain about, and little to like about Grudge Warriors graphics. Put simply, the game is painfully average and bland looking."
"At the beginning of each level, your tank is dropped behind enemy lines, and the "fun" begins. The first thing you'll notice is that you're all alone in your attack--it's you up against countless laser turrets and enemy tanks."
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