This is one really short game. With a little effort, you can beat it in 10-12 hours.

The once elegant and powerful weapon of the Jedi has been reduced to a crude chopping device that will kill a given enemy in five or six hits.

With near-perfect control, a great new hip-hop soundtrack, several new characters that weren't in "Double Impact" (including perennial favorite Chun Li) and the best 2D animation we've ever seen in a fighting game, this game is certainly the business.

Although it's a short experience, Frogger 2 was nearly all fun.

We see poop in the palm....The 3D third-person shooter offers a visceral thrill that's part unprotected skin in operating blender and part tongue in the gears of life's cruel machinery, a series of unforgivable blemishes damns this beast straight to hell.

This expansion provides loads of new rides, themes and fun.

Unfortunately, there's some yellow snow on this mountain.

The magical animal that provides us with pork, ham, bacon and sausage now gives us a goodly bit of amusement.

Dino Crisis 2 serves up two playable heroes in the form of military agents Regina and Dylan and, unfortunately, they're both rather stock and devoid of personality.

It has improved graphics, better controls, smarter AI and a new momentum meter that adds to the drama.

Combining an informational resource with a full expansion pack would have been a better idea than this greedy effort.

It's just a great tactical exercise for strategy gamers of any rank.

Featuring partially-fully-destructible environments, a nifty corral of over-the-top tanks and attitude to spare, Thunder Tanks shoots for the moon, but ultimately lacks the firepower to entice gamers into coming along for the ride.

Players scroll through the alphabet using the controller arrows, then hit X to enter each letter. It's excruciatingly slow.

Don't buy this game for your children at Christmas! Instead, try buying something that is at once more fun and educational than Lightspeed Rescue, like a piece of driftwood or a bucket of small nails.

Its lack of originality only adds to its charm.

It's not for everyone, but those who spend their afternoons daydreaming of driving at 200MPH in an oval will not be disappointed.

Sadly, the horrid control scheme from the original is left untouched, leaving the player to cry in agony.

As it comes out of the box, the awkward controls, ordinary story and mediocre multiplayer prevent us from recommending this marginally fun game.

A fast and fun hockey game that gives you all the options, modes and action you could want from a hockey game.

Erratic control and graphical limitations on top of too many niggling requirements make this game experience less than enjoyable.

TXR 2 delivers enough improvements and additions on the original formula to keep the fans happy and give the first-timers a racing experience that lives up to today's tough standards.

The control is a travesty that could've been resolved with either proper joystick implementation or configurable controls. Shame on Konami.

In this confusing and muddled 3D platformer, Buzz just can't run straight, and that makes him one annoyed lead character in a crippled game that's really hard to like despite its eminently likable star.

Although this game does have a couple of decent aspects, such as the eerie music and the story, these two major problems create so much frustration that players will probably quit after only a half-hour of play.

If you're one of those hardcore "PC Only!" types that don't own a console, you'll definitely want to shell out the 35 smackers for this baby in order to find out just what the hell everyone was talking about two years ago.

A great experience. It's as close to a perfect rendition of the D&D universe as we've ever seen.

For the devoted, F355 Challenge is the closest videogames have ever come to reproducing the experience of driving a single car.