I hate this clear exploitation of Bruce Lee's name so much that I am considering going out to buy this game just to bust it into a hundred little pieces. [Sept 2002, p.89]

Alien Escape delivers in mindless fluff. [Sept 2002, p.81]

I'd say the physics were bad, but I'm afraid that Albert Einstein would rise from his grave and stab me with a protractor for using the word "physics" in the same sentence as Gravity Games. [Sept 2002, p.81]

Like Capcom's "Power Stone," Barbarian steps up to the plate, and whiffs. [August 2002, p.79]

It gets very, very dry. An acquired taste to say the least. [August 2002, p.78]

The near Zen-like state that is required to pull off the scenes - and the adrenaline rush that goes along with it - is what makes Stuntman the great game it is. [July 2002, p.78]

Might just be the best racing game for the sytsem. [August 2002, p.86]

This series has lots of potential, but has yet to live up to it. [Sept 2002, p.85]

The steep learning curve and sometimes confusing objectives detract from the fun. [July 2002, p.83]

This one seems to have a bit more "oomph" than its predecessors. [August 2002, p.79]

If you tough it out, there are rewards. Just be ready to bleed. [July 2002, p.82]

A wonderfully successful psychological thriller meant to screw with gamers' minds, emotions, and fears to the nth degree. [August 2002, p.81]

If you are the forgiving type, and can work your way through the unsatisfactory beginning, you'll see that this game actually has a lot to offer. [August 2002, p.79]

To put it bluntly, the storytelling is a laughable farce. [July 2002, p.83]

I can't believe that you can't build your own custom stadium and/or pitches - what else are the Legos for? [Sept 2002, p.81]

The bad: camera work from the lowest pits of hell, confounding interface. [July 2002, p.83]

Superfly's career mode doesn't have the kind of depth found in other sports titles these days, and that's the next step it needs to take. [August 2002, p.79]

The unholy cursing that took place wasn't directed at Freekstyle's design or gameplay, but rather, how dreadfully challenging the game manages to be. [July 2002, p.82]

I'm not saying the game is outdated, I just don't think a new console makes it much more compelling. [June 2002, p.79]

This is exactly what a GBA game should be: Battle Network 2 has a simple interface, a cool character, plenty of gameplay variety and strategy, and an addictive quality. [June 2002, p.86]

Here's a classic case of a good game with a bad control scheme. [July 2002, p.83]

Offers a decent single-player experience, but it doesn't begin to hold a candle to the Baldur's series...Now for the Toolset. This thing is absolutely amazing, people. [August 2002, p.88]

It may not be the deepest game or the best video pinball title of all time, but it is a fantastic cart, and one that you will come back to again and again for as long as you own your Game Boy Advance. [July 2002, p.92]

Part of GTC's woes is that the textures smell as bad as hot camel breath - even if the tracks themselves are cool. [Sept 2002, p.81]

The bonus stunt mode is cool, but Downforce ultimately lacks depth. [July 2002, p.83]

A mediocre car combat title. [Sept 2002, p.81]

A terrific way to spend a lazy afternoon. [August 2002, p.89]

The rain effects are fabulous and the cockpit cam is sweet, even if skips the odd frame or two. [August 2002, p.79]