If you want to truly experience the Harry Potter universe I can't image having better access to it than this game. It's almost magic.

One of those rare games that is actually improved in all aspects including the physics and the control scheme.

You aren't going to get a lot of replay value out of it, but if you like things a little on the "quirky" side of gaming, at least give it a test drive.

Offers young gamers just what they want: great graphics and sound reminiscent of the series; good control; gadgets, and plenty of fighting action.

You aren't going to get a lot of replay value out of it, but if you like things a little on the "quirky" side of gaming, at least give it a test drive.

I'm not saying this game will replace "Tony Hawk 4," but I found it a heckuva lot more engaging and fun than "THPS3."

If you've dreamed of becoming a computer programmer or a videogame developer, then you have to check this one out. The rest of us will be anxiously waiting to play whatever it is that you create.

It's not perfect but it's challenging, and in a slightly non-violent way to boot.

The control in RE is completely unforgiving and ruins what should have, could have and would have been a great game.

For everyone but for the Hot Wheel generation and the younger kids this game is a blast.

Another strong aspect of the game is the realistic weather effects that will have a huge impact on your race.

This 3D, electronic version, despite all the new updates including animation, sound, various themes and options, it can't but help to turn into a "bored" game.

I'm sold - give this game the checkered flag.

Once you get past the graphics you will be confronted with a cold and sterile fighting engine. The game is barren in the area of options, menu and unlockables.

It's nice to see that developers taking the time to make this game true to Tom Clancy's vision.

Considering how good this game is, you will get your money's worth regardless if you take in online or not.

It will likely frustrate the hell out of you but only if you let it. Once you get into it, it's hard to stop.

The problem? I thought you'd never ask. No "Sonic CD." If you've ever played "Sonic CD" on the Sega CD you'll know why it NEEDS to be in this collection of great Sonic Genesis titles.

It's simply more levels and an online mode, neither of which are earth-shattering.

Frontline isn't quite as action intensive as "TimeSplitters 2," but it's head and shoulders above "Turok Evolution."

Frontline isn't quite as action intensive as "TimeSplitters 2," but it's head and shoulders above "Turok Evolution."

There is no doubt that it gets challenging near the end but you should be able to breeze through most of the levels in a day.

Even if I were a hockey fan, the game would still suffer from bad camera angles, jerky animation, magnetic puck-pulling sticks and unrealistic AI performance.

To get the most benefit from this game this should be your first Spyro game. To many diehard fans, it may be their last.

It's a little easier to master than most extreme sport games and it dishes out the fun while it lasts. It just doesn't dish out for long.

Aside from the unique zapping power of the cricket's antenna, there is little to distinguish this game from "Frogger" with the exception that it's not as good.

Fortunately you don't have to give the other guys orders but there's still enough commands that will give you a headache just learning the right button configurations.

Mostly this game is just another platform game but it is a platform game done well. Nothing other then the graphics really make it more then just a rental in my eyes.