A very unique experience like no other, and probably the most "extreme" sporting game out there right now.

It's a nice trip around the galaxy but it won't see hard time on your machine after you finish it.

Hack'n slash fans and Tolkienites will go nuts over this.

The passion, excitement and horrors of war elude Conflict Zone.

After a few day's play, a good-old fashion family fight and a uppercut to the chin becomes more and more appealing.

RCT2 is going to disappoint fans, like myself, that wanted to take this game to the next level.

And then there are times when you can just blow the hell out of virtually anything just for the hell of it. It's a hell of a game. Hell. Hell. Hell. Hell. Damn I like typing "Hell."

Even though series fans may be pleased with the inclusion of missing scenes from the movie and faithfulness to the overall plot, I smell a rush job to the market here.

Like a fine wine this Shrek version has improved with age. It's more colorful, full-bodied and delicious.

It's not a bad game but it's so close to being perfect in other aspects that the control issues really stands out.

This game got more play on my machine then the Culkins at Neverland ranch.

The move list for each monsters is VERY basic, a button and a direction, and some button mashing in the hopes of making a viable string combo.

The AI still does an admirable job and keeps things random. You never play the same game twice and that really adds to the replay value.

If you like action-oriented puzzles in the vein of "Monkey Ball" and "Marble Madness" you might consider adding it to your collection.

If Blinx didn't have enough to worry about, Artoon's camera work teeters on the brink of disaster and often just crashes and burns.

It's fast, furious and one of the best times I've had playing vid in a long time.

You won't want to stop playing this one for quite awhile, with the interesting story, realistic missions, super graphics, and the whole bag of chips.

The game has a great sense of humor and parodies much of the spy genre without losing the focus of the game.

It's just been so toned down from the original that on one hand while I applaud the balancing of the weapons, on the other I miss the raw intensity that permeated "Unreal Tournament."

I could not image a more perfect racer for a beginner or young child. This game is absolutely the bomb. It's easy to learn, easy to play and very easy on the eyes.

It's just too long. The game takes about 20 hours to complete but in my opinion, it would have been ten times better if it was half as long. The game becomes very repetitive in virtually all areas including the gameplay, environments and sounds.

It's an action shooter that would be appropriate for a console. It's not big on story or subtleties.

It captures all the essence and excitement of the series even if it doesn't offer a lot of new elements.

It's not the greatest game to ever grace a console because the missions degenerate into make-work projects but if you only play this game a few hours a day the repetition will be less noticeable.

This could have been an amazing game but some poor gameplay mechanics and repetitious level design contribute to making this game merely decent.

I'd recommend "Gundam" or "Armored Core" for better anime robot-fighting value.

The game puts you right in the middle of the show. There's no one to fall back on. It's all up to you and let me tell you this is one tough mother.

I found the interface to be more problematic than most games of this genre.