Like any good fighting game, two players can enter the ring to seek their destinies in head-to-head battles.

One of the more annoying aspects of Real Pool is the control system, which is extremely unintuitive.

Kids of nearly all age levels will become quickly enthralled with the adventure.

It's a tough nut to crack so only gamers looking for a tough challenge with time to spare need apply.

Although the game is short-lived, some thought and creativity clearly went into the production, and there are just enough extras to keep Britney fans happy.

The shallow gameplay elicits more yucks than nyuks and the lack of anything new will have players quickly saying "Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye" to The Three Stooges' chances of earning a spot in their library.

Since there is almost certainly going to be another release in the series, pass on this and get "EggMania" instead.

Besides proving it's possible to depict a fast-paced, three-dimensional environment on the GBA, Iridion 3D is yet another reminder of what gamers everywhere already knew: eye candy is no substitute for meaningful gameplay.

A slow, lifeless racer that’s never any fun.

A dated adventure with sub-standard full-motion video, puzzles that had been used numerous times, trivial item collection and drab conversations with bizarre characters. Potential oozed from the box, but was never achieved.

Feels like some goofy little game you might download for free on the Internet and play for a couple of minutes.

There are flashes of progress to be found in this title, and if 3DO continues to build upon Portal Runner's shortcomings, there is a possibility for a truly decent Army Men game in the future.

The simple, straightforward nature of gameplay is over far too quickly and the appealing aspect of smashing into buildings and cars is largely neglected.

If you've played "Star Trek: Armada," you'll find that Star Trek: New Worlds provides the other point of view and will complete your collection.

The characters are varied and some of the storyline is interesting but, unfortunately, it's too easy to become stuck or bored.

Little more than an epic scavenger hunt through vast and varied worlds.

It is an absolute shame that the controls are such a beast, because there are many interesting elements in the game.

The repetitive style of gameplay is a big disappointment.

Fun for the three minute speed-fishing rounds, setting the pace for those who might not otherwise get into the sport. While it can be an enjoyable game with fluent gameplay and nice graphics, don't expect it to resemble a fishing trip.

The title is barely playable in its current form, as each new game reveals a new bug or glitch in the rules, gameplay, or presentation.

If the gameplay were up to par with the graphics, this would be an amazing simulation. It's a good first step, and if improvements are made in respect to physics and general playability, Ford Racing will become a must have.

Rarely rises above the level of a typical side-scrolling combat title.

Some will be able to excuse the lack of depth and absence of anything new in return for pure shooting action reminiscent of earlier arcade games. Of course, others will find MiB II’s repetitiveness and short length appropriately forgettable.

Imagine a slow, confusing version of "Grand Theft Auto" minus the crime and the fun.

This "nail-biting thriller" has more plod to the plot than most Agatha Christie novels, and use of the psychic abilities of the protagonist, Joseph Shamley, is sorely needed to make sense of some of the baffling leaps in continuity.

Those older than six will breeze through the game within a few hours, while younger players may have difficulty trying to figure out how to make Mickey do what they want him to do.

Unfortunately, the game drains any excitement out of controlling a dragon and quickly becomes a mediocre flying shooter.

While it's entirely possible that a game based on designing and managing an office could be entertaining, Big Biz Tycoon's bare-bones attempt is disappointing even by the low standards of value-priced tycoon games.