Although the graphics may not be spectacular, and the sound is less than should be expected, the game more than makes up for it's shortcomings by being undeniably addictive and fun to play.

None of these elements can make up for the sloppy control that destroys any attempt at fun.

Not all arcade games work successfully when ported to a console; this is sadly no exception.

The game is fast, fun, easy to control, and it's the first title to offer up to four players for the PS2 with a multitap device.

There are some phenomenal graphics here, but unfortunately a lot of the game's visuals can be repetitive and the experience becomes hampered with clipping problems.

On the bad side, we have shallow gameplay, unbalanced game elements (even when squad members are killed, they just pop back up later when the storyline needs them), and boring level design.

The gameplay could be a bit better in places, yet it's still a fun title that doesn't get old very quickly and has a lot of replay value because of the secret characters.

A decent game. Although the music isn't any great shakes, and the graphics, while good, could stand to see some improvement. The gameplay is very good.

An absolutely luscious score, combined with top-notch sound effects make it an audio delight.

There are some flaws but the pure speed, control and ability to lay the smack down is rewarding enough to place the joystick up from this reviewer.

Zeus is a different city builder game because it is not restricted to just that. It is also a game of wits and diplomacy, as well a game of survival in the struggle for power.

The graphics are incredible, the frame rate is stellar, the addictiveness is unmeasured and most of all there is the ability to play this game online.

I was completely won over by the simplicity of the resource management and gameplay, and will be playing it for many months to come.

Although not graphically as good as the PC version, UT for the PS2 still offers up the same stellar sound and enough single player action to keep you satisfied.

I suggest you get some chew and have some shine, then have a seat at your computer and throw up some dirt.

They obviously are not the most realistic graphics, having more of a fairy tale, storybook-like quality to them, but there is so much richness and detail that they really stand out.

The only thing that keeps this title from top marks is the shifting camera angles and lousy action sequences.

Unfortunately Spawn does not hold enough meat to keep me satisfied.

I didn't feel that there was anything terribly new or revolutionary about the game, but it was undeniably fun to play.

The graphics are however, pretty good, the sounds are great and the gameplay is also pretty good.

About as realistic as it gets for hockey games.

I found this game extremely easy to turn off.

Unless you're a really hard-core Power Rangers' fan, I'd be leaving this game on the shelf.

Probably the most aggravating part of Wizards & Warriors was the exploration, which should be full of excitement, tension, and fun, but is just plain dull.

The graphics are very nice, the sound is average and there may be some problems but the gameplay is quite good.

The graphics are cartoony but they could be improved, the voices and music are really good but the SFX are not quite on par, and the gameplay is repetitive and tedious.

With bright and vibrant colours, a steady framerate and Buzz himself to lead the way, this game is more above than below average this time around.

To me it is like a well-written novel, I just couldn't put it down.