The action is blistering, yet the camera moves like a slug and requires constant maintenance from the player. Don't let this discourage you, though. [June 2002, p.83]

Very badly thought out control scheme. [June 2002, p.83]

An all-encompassing adventure that is just as complex as Spidey's console brethren. [June 2002, p.86]

If you're ten, or simply itch for a decent, albeit short action title, Blender Bros. should fit the bill. [June 2002, p.87]

It's not a complete failure, per se, but its gameplay is generations behind games that were released five years ago. [June 2002, p.79]

The most remarkable achievement that I noticed during my all-too-short time with DS is the utter and complete absence of loading times anywhere, in any level. [June 2002, p.85]

Doomed to be as bland as the Rock's acting. [June 2002, p.87]

With no multiplayer, however, Wolfenstein doesn't seem as attractive when compared to another classic GBA rerelease. [July 2002, p.93]

A well-tuned engine firing on all cylinders. [June 2002, p.84]

A bare-bones affair that has little in the way of depth or real strategy, nonetheless delivers a solid meat-and-potatoes (or fish and chips, in this case) fishing experience. [May 2002, p.83]

Besides the unique zoanthropic morphing, this release won't do much for hardcore fighting fanatics, but as I've said before, it's a great release for newcomers to the ring. [Apr 2002, p.78]

In terms of real-time strategy releases, Army Men: RTS is the definition of mediocrity. [May 2002, p.83]

There really isn't enough game here to justify a purchase. [Apr 2002, p.89]

Without question, Jedi Outcast is the most enjoyable and accomplished Star Wars game yet. [May 2002, p.90]

Sadly, the gameplay is buggy. [June 2002, p.79]

Is there depth and brilliance in this? You're damn right there is. [May 2002, p.80]

The character models are astounding, and some of the best I've seen in this genre. [May 2002, p.87]

I had a really difficult time adapting to the inconsistent accuracy of the weapons. [May 2002, p.92]

Even with these intriguing traits in place, King's Field: The Ancient City will bore approximately 99.9% of the gamers out there. Primarily because the game is so slow and burdensome. [Apr 2002, p.77]

Like I've said all along; if things went a bit slower the game would be much more engrossing. [June 2002, p.85]

While it is alarming how well her music translates to MIDI, the GBA handles her classics with amazing grace. [July 2002, p.93]

Since I was a Huffy riding, "Dukes of Hazzard" watching child of the 80's, I found playing these old classics particularly appealing. [June 2002, p.87]

While the character animation is the game's strong point, the camera will trick you into a falling death more often than not. [June 2002, p.81]

It's better than last year, if only by a few degrees. [June 2002, p.81]

I seriously doubt that anyone could spoof a superhero/comic book game any better than this. [May 2002, p.92]

The combat is basic, sloppy, and imprecise, and the spastic overhead camera often gets annoying. [Dec 2002, p.152]

Unsurprisingly, this looks better than the PS2 version, but me timbers remain unshivered. [June 2002, p.83]

A dark and unnerving game that will impress and worry you with how nefarious it truly can be. [May 2002, p. 82]