The sequel to Unreal comes up tops with solid gameplay, beautiful visuals and super-addictive online play.

While the original might have a following, this sequel fails miserably with drab story and pointless combat.

Retains the playability, but not the depth of its PS2 version.

Martial arts have always been fascinating. BioWare creates a thoroughly enjoyable game as this RPG features an engaging plot and solid real-time fighting system.

It seems to "borrow" a little too much from the Need For Speed Underground series.

The celebrated comic series makes a jump to the Xbox, but the sub par gameplay and weak visuals in this budget game doesn't do it any justice.

The game is not a bad outing by any standards, but it also just doesn't have the depth nor the sure fire power to hang with the other big boys that are already on the Xbox.

The game really just does not manage to recapture the glory that was found in the original.

After playing through Lego Star Wars multiple times the one thing that holds this game back from being extremely fun is, first the length which could have been longer, and secondly the camera, which at times did get in the way.

This can get tedious playing by yourself, but when playing in co-op this game really shines and is actually quite a bit of fun to play.

Just when you thought they were dead, the latest Myst comes to to surprise you with gorgeous visuals and engaging puzzles.

Just an average stealth game on the PS2. It suffers from frame rate problems and just doesn't offer as much as we all would have hoped.

The PS2 version may not be as polished as the Xbox or PC version, but it manages to retain the essence of the game, which is the perfect blend of great action and strategy.

By far the best game that the series has produced.

One of the more downsides to the gameplay is the noticeably long load times. But this does not frustrate players much, as the levels do lasts for quite a while and they offer instant restarts.

When you combine the classic mode with the story mode and all the customization you can have with characters, there is just a bundle of things to do in this game.

Although I have extreme reservations for the nudity incorporated by the developers, which I hope won't carry over to the sequel, God of War provides an engaging storyline, backup with by a stunning graphics engine and solid gameplay elements.

Now it's not going to be as exciting as a full-on Metal Gear game, but to be honest, for a card-based strategy game, this is really a fun game that can be quite rewarding.

Doesn't do anything new or exciting, and this really translates into a rather lackluster performance.

But just be prepared for some frustrating controls and a somewhat unforgiving camera.

Had the multiplayer been deeper, it would have easily been an editor's choice.

Although the game does not include online play it has enough modes in it to really keep most of us satisfied for quite a long time.

The computer AI is frustrating and the shooting mechanics are not the best of the bunch.

The gameplay just seemed so bland and boring that I really don't think I ever enjoyed this game.

The game just never really gets moving and therefore most of us will end up turning it off after a good twenty minutes.

The camera angle makes it a bit tough to judge the visual aspects of the game.

The frame rate and over simplistic gameplay really makes this game not fun to play. Although Gretzky does have some nice features on paper, the overall play out of the game is just disappointing.

The game lacks depth, and is just too short to be enjoyed.