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Slashdot - NetHack 3.4.0 - Discussion of "the latest version of the greatest game." (March 22, 2002)

Salon - The Best Game Ever - Reviewer: Wagner James Au. "Embodies all that is obsessive, brilliant and geekishly lovable about hackerdom." (January 27, 2000)

Just ASCII - Part Three: NetHack - Reviewer: Erik Reckase. "Depth of gameplay ... is nothing short of miraculous." (ca. February 2001)

GameSpot - Unsung Heroes: NetHack - Reviewer: T. Byrl Baker. "Immense and deep enough to crush visitors who venture in unprepared." (date unknown)

GameSpy - Hall of Fame: NetHack - Reviewer: Dave Kosak. "Simply an anomaly." (June 2000)

Slashdot - NetHack 3.4.1 Released - Discussion of "an enhancement to the dungeon exploration game." (February 26, 2003)

Slashdot - NetHack 3.3.0 Released - Discussion of "the classic hack-and-slash dungeon exploration game." (December 12, 1999)

Team OS/2 Region Trier e.V. - NetHack 3.2.2 - Reviewer: Thorsten Thielen. "If you take a closer look, the whole thing is a little more complex." (December 27, 2001)

NetHack - Reviewer: Alex McLintock. "I am addicted to a game." (1994)

Wired - Street Cred - Back to the Dungeon - Reviewer: Wagner James Au. "I'm drawn to this endearingly pokey game by its more abstracted pleasures." (August 1997)

OS/2 e-Zine! - Nethack for OS/2 v3.2.2 - Reviewer: Colin L. Hildinger. "I hope someone ... will continue ... NetHack for OS/2." (June 16, 1997)

Free Games Net - NetHack - Reviewer: Dean Hughes. "The game is great because there are always new things to do." (date unknown)

Undercover Magascene - NetHack 3.4.0 - Reviewer: moondog. "A game that should make the teeth of hack'n'slay gamblers dripping." (November 1, 2002)

Home of the Underdogs - NetHack - [Top Dog] Staff review. "Modern-day classic RPG, without a doubt." (date unknown)

Linux Orbit - GnomeHack 1.0.5 Review - Staff Review. "Definitely adds bells and whistles ... but they enhance rather than detract from the gaming experience." (ca. June 2000)

Deron's Planet - NetHack - Reviewer: Deron E. Meranda. "Perhaps the most remarkable game ever despite the almost total lack of surface glitter." (2003)

NewsForge - On the Train of Life With NetHack's Papa - Interviewer: Julie Bresnick. "[NetHack] has evolved without him. It doesn't bother him, he simply plays the original version." (December 5, 2000)

Moogle.net - NetHack - Reviewer: Richard Knight. "Thorough exploration of the concept of risk versus reward ... makes NetHack so enjoyable." (date unknown)

Linux Magazine - Playing for Keeps - Author: Howard Wen. Covers development history and challenges for NetHack, SLASH'EM, and Falcon's Eye. (December 2003)