The one part of Blinx I disliked the most is how repetitive and downright boring the game got.

What I like about the game is that it's simple but it's not overly simple, in that the game has a lot of different things going on in the background that you may not even notice.

So the game has great graphics, but it doesn't have the modes to back it up. The story mode is ridiculous and the gallery mode just had no reason to be in this game.

Although this game may also be the most difficult game in the series it also still retains all of the fun and enjoyment that has been with this series since the very beginning.

What's really interesting about this game is that for all that it's doing differently, it still just does not feel all that much different from the typical Sims formula.

Although the technology may not all be there in this package, it does provide us with a solid experience that many will have quite a bit of fun with.

A great game but is definitely more of an expansion then anything.

Gretzky 2005 has some really good ideas but the game just doesn't have enough fine-tuning to really make a great game.

This game goes where no Xbox Live enabled game has gone before.

I am just really disappointed that the game didn't include more in the single player portions of the game, but luckily make up most of its ground in the multiplayer side of the game.

Although we would have liked to see some more additions to the single player, the developers made up for it with an extremely fun multiplayer experience.

The multiplayer is solid but the offline play just doesn't carry its fair end of the deal.

Really combines all of the necessary ingredients to make a solid online mode.

It has so many flaws, combined with the short span of the game, makes for one that would be near impossible to recommend.

The story mode is still quite impressive and has plenty of length to it.

The poor story mode and the absence of the online play really hurts the game's overall value.

The storyline in my eyes really helps the game progress quite a bit, and fans of Japanese style stories will really enjoy this one.

It's just really disappointing if you ask me. You have a movie in which has a concept that you would think could be golden, but the execution just seems rushed.

With a solid storyline and pretty good gameplay mechanics, we are given a game that really does help strengthen the PS2's RPG market.

I can't express in words to do the game justice how large and well drawn out these cities are.

The game has a solid storyline, and some interesting ideas, but fails to really do much with it at all.

The Live support is really what makes this game as fun as it is.

When I look at Outrun2 I see a game that may not be as spectacular as some games on the market, but it really does an amazing job of creating an impressive arcade style flair that really does wonders for the game.

There is one thing to take into consideration, and that is the $19.99 price tag! Combine that with the solid gameplay and decent graphics, and any fan of the original should definitely go pick this game up.

One of the best hack and slash games of the year.

A game that really has the makings of a good game but doesn't stick around long enough to successfully show it off.

Another disappointment in the turtle's world. I can still see all the potential the series could have but unfortunately this year Konami took a step in the wrong direction.

Had a lot of potential but didn't do enough with it. They focused a little too much on Rayne's abilities and not enough on trying to make the game more difficult, and more challenging.