It's always interesting to have the option of being the bad guy, but truly bland gameplay and a relatively short quest sap the fun and make this a rental at best.

Most of the time, it's duller than a bread knife, and even when it's supposed to be exciting, it's just tedious.

Presentation, however, cannot makeup for poor gameplay, something that Heavy Metal has in abundance.

Slightly above average graphics, bland and repetitive gameplay and little to no innovation combine to make this arcade racer quite forgettable.

I've never read the novels this game is based on, and thanks to the suffering that I called playing Dragon Riders, I never will.

All Sports Jam delivers are loose interpretations of one or two facets of all your favorite sports in one smallish game that grows tiresome after only a couple hours.

Reaching into new depths of crappiness that few developers have dared explore, Konami has tried to hide a poorly-made PSone RPG in PS2 packaging.

An inferior adventure game compared to just about any of the Sierra or LucasArts efforts of the last decade. Unless you're one of the cartoon series' handful of fans, steer clear.

Motor Mayhem has outstanding graphics and an impressive arsenal of weapons. However, the good stuff ends there.

It's just plain awful. Even the most rabid of KISS fans would do well to avoid this piece of junk...Squeeze all you want; there's no possible way you could wring even a drop of enjoyment out of KISS Pinball.

A game that can only generate slight indifference.

A mixed bag of game design that's too complex for casual gamers and far too irritating for hard core RPG fans.

The visual effects in the game look amateurish, which compliment the wretched gameplay rather nicely.

A spiritual descendant of the Bushido Blade series, Kengo is a pretty bad game that doesn't live up to its fine heritage.

Load times and boring mini-games will have this one appearing in the used game bin faster than you can say "ugh." It's my duty as a human being to warn all against even thinking about buying this game.

The absence of the sniper rifle peripheral, which made the arcade game exceptional, sucks the life out of this title.

The combination of uninspired settings, generic enemy designs, and spotty visuals makes Dragon Valor the very definition of a forgettable game.

Flawed controls and a counter-intuitive combat system just add to the overall frustration.

Realizing that you have just spent 40 hard earned dollars on a game that is barely more enjoyable than reading a cereal box really takes the cake in terms of excruciating actualization.

A grim reminder of how lackluster sequels and apathy can kill even a promising franchise.

Murky, poorly defined graphics, an atrocious frame rate and terrible level design culminate to produce a title almost completely lacking in entertainment value whatsoever. Avoid like the black death.

The inspired concept is wasted by it's dull and monotonous gameplay, resulting in a disappointing game. While the graphics are great and the game is fun, the replay value is nearly nil.