Anyone who gets off on the violence in this game is reveling in violence solely for violence's sake. [Sept 2002, p.78]

A fairly standard action game redeemed by some true suspense and fear. [Oct 2004, p.79]

The new economic system is marvelous, with more load types than in previous games. [Feb 2004, p.74]

Myst V isn't a rosebud twist ending to the series but rather a distinguished, picturesque, and more-than-sufficient finale.

Empire Earth II builds upon many of its predecessor's strengths to deliver a sprawling RTS conquest game that is still remarkably user-friendly.

If Divine Divinity had come out for Christmas 1992, we'd have raved about it unreservedly. [Dec 2002, p.128]

Superb physics, killer graphics, and an agreeable price point. [Feb 2002, p.96]

Unlike most adventure games, you'll often find multiple solutions here. [Apr 2005, p.88]

While I found the game a refreshing diversion from the usual slash-and-loot online fare I've become a little worn out on after years of play, I did find the heavy focus on interaction with other players to be too much of a good thing. [July 2003, p.82]

We’re lucky enough to be blessed with two Kohan games in one calendar year that both deliver some of the best RTS action we’ve seen in a while. [Feb 2002, p.102]

Perhaps the best part of living the life of a celebrity is the luxuries--spa treatments, sushi dinners, and a butler await you in Superstar. [Aug 2003, p.87]

The humbling slam-dunk competition attempts to cement EA's street credibility but fails. It's just too unforgiving to be considered anything other than a flashy extra. [March 2005, p.77]

It has flaws, most notably unimpressive graphics and an agonizingly slow start, but it has everything that made "Privateer" great, and then some. [Mar 2002, p.84]

The newly redone character models are quite detailed, and the sound, with whizzing bullets and explosions adding real tension, is fantastic. [Aug 2003, p.76]

With its low price tag, it's definitely recommended for shooter fans with even an inkling of interest in WWII. [Mar 2003, p.103]

The world feels less generic and more immersive than even "Morrowind's." [Feb 2004, p.88]

Offers a great blend of combat and economic strategy. [Aug 2003, p.79]

The undisputed heavyweight champion of boxing sims...Title Bout has a phenomenal database of more than 3,600 boxers rated in 39 categories. [May 2004, p.92]

Unfortunately, the game shipped with its pay-to-play multiplayer unfinished and nonfunctional, so the only groundbreaking you'll do until that's fully completed is the kind that results from plummeting off cliffs.

By impacting the micro and macro of Sims life, Unleashed isn't just a great addition, it's essential. [Dec 2002, p.122]

This last bit of fuel injection for the aging Battlefield engine is worth the money. [Dec 2003, p.138]

The Auran graphics engine is flat-out stunning. [May 2002, p. 77]

The AI, for both team and enemy, is absolutely atrocious. [July 2002, p.64]

This system lacks some of the tension of a tactical game, but it bodes well for the follow-up scheduled for this wiwnter. [Sept 2002, p.88]

The new focus on transportation adds substantially to an already excellent game experience.

Surprisingly strong Star Wars combat. [Jan 2005, p.92]

Just competent, not compelling. [Sept 2003, p.92]

More monsters to kill and guns to shoot them with. You were expecting, maybe, a love story? [Aug 2005, p.72]