This is one of those situations where the blemishes are outweighed by the enjoyability.

It’s a good game, there’s simply one question that I have: Why was this game made now, when Aladdin has been all but forgotten?

If you're a fan of squad-based combat, this title is a must!

It appears a new king has been crowned with the best graphical representation on the PS2 to date! The atmosphere is intense and gripping, keeping you thoroughly engrossed and on the edge of your seat.

I had an extreme amount of fun playing this one... The only issue I have is the sometimes-inconsistent frame rate, especially in split screen multiplayer.

With better than arcade graphics, an incredible frame rate, stellar multiplayer modes and an online mode, it is hard to pass up this title. Yes, the control is a little less than desired, but you can compensate for this.

Hardly any gaming value period. Trust me on this one.

The real problem is that the game makes my brain sting. What I mean is there are so many plot twists, story fluctuations and paradoxes that I found the game almost like work rather than play.

More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Its only weakness is that we've pretty much seen all of this before.

Wonderful. While raunchy (at times to the point of stomach turning) and offensive to nearly anyone, you have to understand it's all in good fun.

A good game with a great concept. I just can't get over the difficulty of the movement simulator. It is the main cause of frustration with poor implementation.

So lock those doors, close those windows and prepare yourself for something a little more involving, and a whole lot more terrifying.

It's just really creepy. The atmosphere created by the graphics and sound In Retro Helix is incredible.

The game succeeds in generating some excitement (especially in multi-player mode) and executes well on most levels. Still, if given a choice I'd lean more to "NBA Live 2001," which for the moment, at least, retains its title as the number 1 basketball title to buy.

Starfighter has refueled the Star Wars name with hope and glory as a solid title that shows off the PS2's graphical power very nicely. In fact you'll be hard pressed to find a title currently available for the PS2 that looks this good.

If you prefer the simple hack n' slash action almost on par with "Diablo 2," Heart of Winter might just suffice.

For Rally racing fans, this is a must have. For other racing fans it is a great product to introduce you to the adrenaline pumped world of rally car racing.

The learning curve is higher than some gamers may want.

Just pure fun.

With its light-hearted plot, loveable characters, innovative gameplay and perfectly fitting music, this game should appeal to anyone and everyone.

The challenge made for a frustrating game, but this keeps you driven to win. The graphics are nice, and the sound is good but the gameplay is what REALLY makes MMX5 worth playing.

The visuals are bang on with yesteryear but the unfortunate demise of the sound is quite disturbing.

The game is a near perfect expression of the 3D platform genre and its addictive gameplay will have you returning to it again and again.

Mediocre.

Oni has definitely redefined the action game genus; it may have created a new genre.

It boasts some very intelligent design concepts and the game was definitely well tested before it hit the stores. SC has an excellent replay value and anyone that likes theme park games should go out and buy it. It's well worth it.

As a single player game there is room for improvement but overall the stellar graphics, excellent sound and added touch of the online multiplayer ability make PSO a must have for any Dreamcast owner. The Joystick is way up.

If you can get past the learning curve then you will surely enjoy the game. Expect to be frustrated at first, especially because the moves are often hard to pull off.