You definitely get a lot of bang for your buck and fans of the series should be more than happy with the results.

Easily the best racing simulation ever created.

It really is an awesome game that is getting better with age, unlike John Madden, who is heading in the opposite direction.

Verdict: Kickass.

Every gamer who doesn't play D2 because he read this review means that at least the two days of life I lost playing it weren't totally wasted.

A beautifully crafted and fresh take on stale RPG gameplay, delivering an experience that rivals "Final Fantasy."

A graphical dream stuck in a gameplay nightmare.

It's the most unorthodox, weirdest and freakiest gaming experience you'll ever have.

Some good, some bad and no ugly, "FAKK2" is fun in parts and frustrating in others, and ultimately disappoints only because it could have been great -- more creative level design, more missions and a few weeks of bug testing could have made this a winner.

If you break it down piece-by-piece you won't be blown away, but on the whole it's a solid game that can give any other RTS a run for its money.

Frantically pounding buttons just to win a grapple is not my idea of fun.

Unfortunately, actually playing "Strider 2" also drove me to tears, but not the joyous tears of teenage nostalgia, oh no: the bitter tears of disappointment. And boredom.

If you're looking for a game that brings back the glory days of mindless arcade shooters, then "Bang! Gunship Elite" is the game for you.

It all falls into place here: solid gameplay, genuinely unique artwork and haunting enemies in addition to a well-designed pattern of puzzles gives you a game that deserves more artistic and entertaining acclaim than the band does.

It's one of the most disappointing titles I've seen in a long time.

May be the best-looking console game of all time, and that alone is worth quite a bit.

Look. There's nothing about "X-Men: Mutant Academy" that vaults it into the realm of classic or masterpiece, but I have to admit it's one of the most enjoyable 2D fighters I've played in a long time.

I think with a little more RPG and a little less aimless wandering (read: adventure), this could have been one of the best games of the year.

If the glowing gameplay hasn't already enticed you, the splendid, fully-3D graphics should.

Wonderful setting, evolving story, varied gameplay and excellent music and acting all converge to create one of the more balanced titles around. Highly recommended.

If you've been searching for the ultimate 2D fighting game, your search may be over.

Simply put, "Diablo II" is a legalized form of crack cocaine.

The only knock on the game is that it is not particularly lengthy when compared to a behemoth like "DK64."

"Deus Ex," Spector's latest epic, raises the bar once again with a twisting storyline, ingenious character development system and a linear game that somehow manages to feel open-ended.

Finally... a good "Star Trek" game. Will wonders never cease?

"PGA European Tour" exemplifies boredom.

One of those games that doesn't just live up to expectations, it destroys them, and sets a new standard.

Ultimately, I can only recommend "StarCraft64" to those of you that simply have no other alternative in playing the game.