I’m far from finished with City of Heroes -- I'm still having fun even after so many hours.

What accounts for the less-than-perfect score is the extreme amount of tweaking it takes to get everything just the way you like it.

You cannot go wrong by picking up a copy of this game.

Simply an addictive and adorable game that does a wonderful job evoking the same sense of wonder many of us first experienced on our childhood trips to Oz, Narnia, or Middle Earth.

A gift to those who spent their school years up late at night with "Illusion of Gaia" and "Secret of Mana."

The game is fun, action-packed and polished to a fine sheen. Additionally, the cool multi-player element and the sheer number of missions give the game plenty of replay value.

Touched! has enough thrills and weirdness to keep you playing.

This is the best four-player game since the original "Gauntlet" and the resulting fun is worth the effort.

Hockey enthusiasts will absolutely love NHL 2004.

Where Madden 2003 really isn’t anything special is the sound department.

Shogun’s strong AI, emphasis on tactics, and stunning visuals make it a very, very good RTS game.

Despite having a few rough edges, Sudeki is a very good game that will keep you playing (over and over). There's so much to see and the story plays out like a good movie that keeps you entranced to the final credits roll.

It has its shortcomings, like the enemy "swarming" and a camera that sometimes gets blocked by buildings, but there's too much to like about Ultimate Destruction – the feeling of being the Hulk, a great comic book storyline, lots of stuff to do, a deep combo system – to dwell too much on the downsides.

It's almost a guarantee your ride will wind up being a reflection of your personality.

The attention to detail, the story, the action, the graphics—everything about the game is solid and well thought out. Anyone who likes fantasy adventure games is likely to be happy with their purchase.

The Pro Career mode is the meat of the game. Here, Smash Court 2 is a revelation.

It is one of the best “extreme” racing titles on the system, and online play gives the game tremendous replay value.

More un-lockable features, multi-player modes, and car upgrade options would be very welcome here.

It is a bit too short and a lot too linear, but the combination of great graphics, sound, and theme make for a fun experience.

In the past, shrinking a game down to portable form meant cutting out a number of features, but that doesn't happen here.

There never seemed to be alternate routes to take; there's one way to go and that's it.

The best title of the year to come for the exciting and morbid horror genre. Midnight Nowhere is a fine and classic example of what gaming should be – stimulating, playable, refreshing and real.

With some very well laid out levels, solid gameplay, and nice functional visuals, PS2 owners are presented with a fantastic title worthy of a place in their library.

The environments are massive compared to "SOCOM II."

A no-brainer as a family purchase... Great stuff.

An excellent game, one that has restored my enthusiasm for the comic characters of old and their exciting, ideologically simple-minded pursuit of life, liberty and happiness.

What really makes the game work so well is the pacing of the combat, coupled with a story that one actually wants to experience.

The fun and quality of the single player experience would be enough, but the co-op mode just screams "Activision loves you." With the long, deep career mode, the multiplayer contests, and the cool co-op mode, Wakeboarding Unleashed is a very good value.