Subtract the balancing issues and the system requirements and it's not nearly as good as it could be, but I enjoyed my time with it.

Short Adventure and limited two-player mode aside, Lego Racers 2 is an excellent game.

Freaky and entertaining, yet you'll note nowhere on that list can "addictive" be found.

The real fun begins when monsters begin to show up and you must fulfill the requirements for recruiting a Hero that will bash its head in before too many people get gobbled up by the wandering nasty.

An attractive and faithful-enough experience.

Contains some real enjoyment, but doesn't really add very much to the game. More creative scenarios would have been nice.

While the PC version of Jedi Outcast blows the GameCube version out of the water, this is still a very good shooter with a lot to offer Nintendophiles, despite the disappointments.

While Steel Soldiers has its strengths, the outdated play mechanics and buggy code may frustrate players rather than satisfy them.

The most important thing to do before setting out to play Earth 2150 is to remember to synchronize your watch, because it does not count to be slow in this game, or things will burn up.

The video game falls short of the quality Potter fans expect, and provides nothing more than a simple platform/adventure game that young fans will adore, but older fans will feel disappointed with.

A light action game that ties into the movie very well, and those that loved the movie and want to spend time with these characters should enjoy it.

A fun and original game, but I wish they cut back on the difficulty level.

If you're looking for a fighter to just pick up and play with your friends, it's a fine addition to your library.

A fun game overall with some adrenaline-raising gameplay, but lacking any real depth, Tarzan does a good job of being what it is; a pick-up-and play game that's more than just a few jungle levels with Tarzan running and swinging.

Overall, the game doesn't look bad, but it loses it in the details.

The in-game menus are terribly slow to load, f’rinstance, and the era-specific theme music in Evolution mode will quickly drive you over the edge.

It provides some engaging platform-style puzzle solving, in unique environments. Enough said.

A really good example of real time strategy. Maybe the best, but it didn’t do anything to revive my interest in a tired genre.

A little bit too involved for the average gamer, even a golf fan like myself. It just takes too much work to get onto the professional circuit, where I only recognized a handful of names out of the crowd.

If you liked the original Phoenix Wright and can get past the fact that not much has changed (or improved), you should enjoy yourself.

Straight-forward, fun, and original gaming.

It has fewer extras, more pixelated graphics, and more frame rate chop than [its next generation] siblings, and the frame rate chop, especially, is an occasional damper on gameplay.

The excellent castle management and siege combat is tarnished by the cumbersome interface and mediocre real-time combat.

It's very short--you'll play through it in an afternoon easily, unless you have trouble with the bosses, but the visuals and adrenalin-overdose gameplay make it one of the most visceral and fun PS2 action game I've played yet.

Pretty good, though we should go ask the pitchers if they have any sandpaper or emery boards we can use to take off the noticeable rough edges.

It is far from perfect, but that being said, this game is still the best Batman game ever made for any system, and I have played them all!

It's a decent expansion pack, but nothing so bold that it would cause heart palpitations.

A pleasant little trip.