It helps that the AI is pretty good. Bad guys will roll out of the way and use cover.

Difficult to recommend despite its points of quality, because its points of...well, weirdness...are so prominent.

The lack of lightgun support and the shortness of the game hurt what is otherwise a great title.

Smartly though, the game is very easy on the lowest setting, so even the most aim-challenged of casual gamers should be able to get far into it.

Passable entertainment, just keep in mind that it's meant to be a light action game. If you're like me though, you're hungry for a true starfighter sim like you played in the glory days of the X-Wing series.

What is up with the baby?

It’s more of the same, and slightly better.

A playable game with a some enjoyable moments. If you've got the patience to struggle with the less than perfect control, go ahead and rent this one.

For those with the patience and will to eventually master the control interface that buries it, Commandos 2 is still an excellent game.

In the end playing Gangsters 2 is like watching a really bad B-movie. You enjoy yourself not because the movie is well directed, or acted; you watch the movie because parts of it are so bad it makes you laugh.

Those who love controlling every aspect of a battle, those who have time to spend mastering the cumbersome interface, and those who don't mind managing a daunting number of units may enjoy BCT Commander. Everyone else should stay away.

In theory, this should have been a good game and had some high expectations, but in practice, it should probably dive back to the depths from which is came, and resurface after a few of the flaws have been leaked out.

Truly addictive personalities will find a new puzzle challenge, but Egg Mania: Eggstreme Madness just doesn't have the jam to hold the attention of less obsessive gamers.

Multiplayer is a great aspect of the game. The only great aspect of the game.

While the load times are not outrageously long, they do pile up, especially when there is a palatable pause just between flipping to the options screen!

Although a solid simulation, the game lacks the flexibility, beauty, and creativity to be more than a mid-range title.

Fun in small doses, but it just doesn't have the hooks to keep you playing.

Not fun from the get go.

Nothing but flimsy filler hiding beneath the radical facade.

The graphics are cartoony and charming and I like the looks of the various enemies. It would have been nice if the environments had been a bit more interactive.

It is time to stop the bleeding, end the time consuming trend of monster training games and demand something better.

Certain play aspects are really fun on the Wii controls, such as driving like a maniac through the jungles, and roaring along in feral mode, swatting enemies like you're hitting a home run. But the game suffers from weak graphics, and a why-did-they-bother multiplayer mode that supports only two players.

Mr. Pink is especially bad. He looks like a 70s porn star rather than Steve Buscemi, and occasionally he sounds like Jerry Lewis.

Without any satisfyingly complex battles, lacking any sort of an interesting story line, and plagued by camera angles that will drive you batty; playing Heavy Metal: Geomatrix is like paying sixty bucks to see Megadeth, and discovering you must sit through a set by Britney Spears.

Azurik does not have huge flaws that bring it down. It's a lot of little things that just don't add up to a sum I like.

It just hardly seems like a worthy sequel to the series, and sadly, almost feels like a shell of what could have been a truly inspired game.

It's just too unnecessarily frustrating. Gunvalkyrie simply should have had a little more polishing.

While other games have had interesting twists, excellent characters, or some other well designed facet to help bring a fresh twist to the story, this game is very standard in its approach. It gets tiresome quickly, and will be an all too familiar romp for RPG fans.