PC Planet 2005
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GTA San Andreas: A Love-Hate Relationship with a Classic
GTA: San Andreas in 2005: PC Planet Gave It 95% — I Never Loved the GTA Game Everyone Else Seems to Worship This GTA San Andreas review begins with a…
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Battlefield 2 Review: Why PC Planet Gave It 91% in 2005
Battlefield 2, released in 2005, earned a 91% score from PC Planet for its innovative multiplayer design involving 64-player battles and diverse classes like Medics and Support. Players could engage…
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Empire Earth II in 2005: The Huge RTS I Only Really Enjoyed With Friends
Empire Earth II was one of the biggest real-time strategy games of 2005, promising thousands of years of history, 15 epochs, huge armies and enough strategic systems to keep players…
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