Surprisingly addictive, nice to look at and good, refreshing fun.

Though its easy learning curve and flexible gameplay are clearly designed for the less than hardcore, it is surprisingly entertaining and good for a quick thrill.

The real appeal of a surfing game is the feel of the board responding to the waves, however, and Championship Surfing captures that beautifully.

Alice as a whole isn't a perfect game, but many individual elements of the title are quite simply amazing, especially the level design.

This is a good game with a lot of depth, variation in gameplay and fantastic visuals. It's got a funny story and likeable characters.

Luckily, the lame story is the one glaring flaw in an otherwise stupendous role-playing game.

Capcom's Dreamcast Evil looks a lot smoother than the PSOne version does, and the character and creature models appear to be as gorgeous as the ones featured on the PC edition.

With bland graphics, poor gameplay balancing and -- worst of all -- terrible controls, so much of the game is so much of a drag that it falls short of the anemically rising levels that set the 3D action/adventure standard.

A waste of an excellent license and a great opportunity.

Perhaps the most gorgeous, addictive and exceptionally challenging rally title ever to hit a home console.

In a move that perfectly mirrors our own high-school careers, it seems as if Ubi Soft went to every length imaginable to make sure that every aspect of this game is dead average, and no more.

A brilliant game that brings some much-needed variety to the PS2's lineup.

A lot better than we would have expected, but that's not saying that much.

It's also great to see something as real-world integral as a searchlight become almost necessary in an RTS wargame.

A pale shadow of a flawed but fun game. If the designers do not have more in them than this, the Jagged Alliance series should end here.

The dismal gameplay coupled with the subpar framerates make this play more like a B-grade no-name title rather than the AAA title it was supposed to be, and that's just not forgivable.

As the Whatsit says, " @!#?@!"

Just as fun for two players as it is for one, we can recommend Sno-Cross for anyone who likes their racing games with a bit of ice.

A brilliant puzzle game with a truly unique feel and gameplay mechanic.

Breath of Fire IV is no exception, compensating for its minor narrative and graphical flaws with watertight gameplay and a huge helping of old-fashioned role-playing charm.

Misses the mark by just a tad, but that shouldn't halt the admiring throngs.

Rulz is an ass sandwich. We took a bite so you don't have to.

Controlling everything with the DC controller, especially over the often lengthy missions, will lead to cramped, achy hands, and the necessity for quick command issuing just doesn't fit well onto a gamepad.

Decent game mechanics placed within a historically precise recreation of the beloved Looney Tunes world makes it a good, solid racer worthy of the brand Acme.

Colorful, fun, hopelessly addictive and a great way to introduce others to videogames.

A poor ending to a bad journey.

FIFA 2001 may not be revolutionary in gameplay or depth like Madden, but it's revolutionary in terms of graphics -- and it brings home the ultimate vision of soccer game creators better than any game before it.

Though occasionally enjoyable, endless game crashing bugs, bouts of tedium and a few badly designed elements make it a miss.