It features lots of characters from the series, perhaps all of your favorites, but if these fighters were real they'd be on the phone with their agents trying to stop this game from getting released.

While not every game included plays as smooth as others, the wide collection and the added features makes this one a must own for any fan of the classic games.

Even with three difficulty settings the game doesn't last very long. If you're a Spawn fan you'll get a kick out of this game but I recommend a rental.

Best played at an arcade where you probably wouldn't spend more than a dollar on it. I can't recommend this title even at the bargain-bin price you're bound to find it.

I have to admit that the games are fun...Only the controls seem to be a bone of contention as some gamers have expressed that it's nearly impossible to play some of games without the actual phone-style controller.

Imagine a game that would make "Smokey and the Bandit" look like Gilbert and Sullivan. I know it's difficult to imagine but Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing is so pathetic it makes a sandpaper-and-vinegar enema sound positively delightful. Not that I would know.

As far as Dance games go, this is the undisputed winner.

There is virtually no difference between the PC and Xbox version. The Xbox Live feature lets you play others worldwide in a series of modes that gives the game good replay value.

There's not really a lot of control in this game. All you really have to do is get ready to do some button mashing when you find yourself in a combat situation.

A somewhat subpar FPS filled with enemies who when they did decide to shoot first, did so with an accuracy that was in direct contrast of their abilities to walk into a room without trouble.

This game is one of the most dark and disturbing games I have ever played and I'm still not sure if that's a good thing or not...Underneath it all I found the game one part infectious and one part repetitious. I enjoyed skulking in the shadows for the first half of the game, but after that it wore thin.

A delicious shooter that teaches everyone that killing can be tons of fun as long as it's presented in a light hearted manner.

It's a quality production from start to finish, always letting fans in on the joke and treats the FF universe with great respect and more importantly, a sense of fun that is always present on both sides of the screen simultaneously. Your Diva's await...

For less than $15, Space Channel 5 Special Edition is one of this season's best bargains.

Where Flight of the Falcon goes wrong is in trying to make the GBA display 3D environments for an entire game.

Only the most feeble of gamers or the very young will get any challenge out of this game. It should have been a mini game.

A solid effort and enough to keep you interested but only if you're into the multi-player modes.

PGR 2 has excellent controls. The only thing that might get a little frustrating is the fact they placed the camera button (The White Button) too close to the hand brake (The A Button).

No other game can come close to making you think you're back in the time period and are actually the young Prince on his adventure. The game is one that will have challenges even for the more advanced player and those watching will see things that will have them shaking their heads in amazement at the moves that can be pulled off in this game.

Rivals does have one aspect I like and that is the online play. A chance for 10 on 10 is a video hockey fans dream come true. It plays smooth and seems better online and not by mistake.

While there can be no argument that Inside Drive is more sim than any other basketball game it just doesn't do it well enough for it to be fun.

A game based on such a rich tapestry of races should at least give you a choice of whom to play as, but for the entire single player experience you'll be Kais, a Tau warrior. That's not so bad, if you are a fan or collect Tau. But what if you aren't?

Frontiers is a damn good expansion pack and there's no reason not to have it if you have a character from the last game that is leveled-up somewhere in between 40 - 50. The replay value is incredible.

I wish we could award some points for originality but although the concept may be unique, the gameplay is anything but.

It's a fun RPG that has plenty going on. If you're not careful this game could steal hundreds of hours away from you.

Blending action, stealth and driving elements, the game offers plenty of variety. Fortunately it's all well balanced.

If there's a better Mario game for the GBA, you haven't played it yet. Word.

Cima will have limited appeal if only because the gameplay design is not refined. The game is cumbersome in its execution and not deep enough to warrant such inconveniences.