With its engaging mix of humor, excellent graphics, and superior multiplayer mode, this is one "Army Men" game that's worth checking out.

By far the weakest of the Sega Sports lineup.

Limited single-player capabilities; clunky interface; online registration costs $10; acquiring additional playing pieces can become an expensive proposition, especially for younger players.

A terrible fishing game that sinks right to the bottom of the pond.

"Fighter Destiny 2" is not a total crime against humanity, but it's pretty close, and given the fact that it plays almost exactly the same as the dusty original, there can be no doubt that the fighting throne certainly doesn't go to this pretender.

A surprisingly solid game lies underneath the cute veneer, offering tight control and solid game design.

A thoroughly entertaining and addictive tennis title that also doubles as a poster child for high-res Dreamcast graphics.

A great addition to Impressions' city-building series,"Cleopatra" is a must-have for Pharaoh freaks.

A solid but not super fighter featuring impressive graphics that's perfect for X-Men fans.

If you have the patience to endure the somewhat slow opening and outdated graphics, you will be rewarded with an intriguing gaming experience.

Excellent game with new features that breathe life into the genre.

A squad-level shooter that's easier to get into than "Rainbow Six" and tons more fun.

Pretty and promising, "F1 World Grand Prix" stands as a good middle ground between arcade and simulation open-wheeled racing.

A solid if unassuming 3D real-time strategy that will score well with "Dark Reign" and multiplayer fans.

With subpar efforts such as this, it's painfully clear the series needs either to end or evolve.

Although the actual car models are quite nice, the N64's infamous fog--which makes for about 10 feet of visibility, even in sunny conditions--and the blurry, washed-out textures undermine the game's few good points.

Marred by a dodgy interface, "Toy Story 2" nonetheless knows how to flex its might like a championship weightlifter.

The game is a kick, finally letting players fully exploit the upper end of the AD&D goodie bag, including cool spells and magic items.

Showcasing incredible gameplay, fabulous animations and an unthinkable amount of playable characters, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 shows us why it's a good time to be a Dreamcast owner.

A great game, but not the revolution in gaming that we were expecting.

Simple, enemy-inhaling fun that's accessible but won't hold your attention for very long.

Oftentimes brilliant, sometimes frustrating, and always riveting, "Deus Ex" could be game-of-the-year material if not for its many glaring flaws.

A grand illustration of a space shooter/space sim hybrid, yet is incessantly hindered by inherent shortcomings and idiosyncrasies.

Great Street Fighter game, but only for purists.

As is the case with any good simulation, there are lots of details for the golf fan to tinker with.

Oddly enjoyable for a few hours, but the fun runs out quicker than your AA guns' ammo.

DreamCatcher's game basically consists of one man leisurely fumbling through a series of Myst-like tasks while Dracula hangs out on the sidelines.

A vivid and compelling portrayal of feudal warfare in the age of the samurai.