Westwood shows us once again that it knows how to improve upon near perfection. [Dec 2001, p.116]

There are so many things to like about DAoC that it's hard not to find the game charming. [Jan 2002, p.93]

Through unresponsive controls, poorly designed worlds, and atrocious animations, it would seem this title was created with the specific purpose of torturing those who play. [Jan 2002, p.83]

The game is fun, but is ultimately held back by its non-responsive controls.

Definitely one of the game's strong points is that it gives you lots of options in the dialogue, so you really feel a part of the story. [Nov 2001, p.106]

The thrills don't last long, but they still place Time Crisis 2 at the top of the console gun game food chain, especially with the Guncon 2.

Not only does GGX not push the 2D fighter envelope, it doesn't even give it the slightest edge. [Dec 2001, p.93]

The young audience that this product is aimed at will find the odd control dynamic to be unduly frustrating. [Nov 2001, p.110]

The way Stormfront has chosen to apply the new rules of gameplay has essentially neutered the most exciting part of 3rd Edition. [Nov 2001, p.127]

I'm sure you'll find the gameplay to be quite interesting and thoroughly entertaining. [Nov 2001, p.123]

Catching fish is less fun than in "Sega Bass Fishing 2," even though managing the drag settings on your reel can be demanding. [Nov 2001, p.112]

When it came down to it, I began to wonder if all the info and options available to me made a difference in the outcome of the battles at all. Definitely play Kessen II to blow up guys with meteor showers; just don't expect to do everything with your new abilities.

Instead of the brain-bending adventure with scares and gore that I had so desperately hoped for, it turned out to be a sloppy, monotonous bore that nearly put me to sleep.

If you enjoy listening to the broadcast, NHL 2002's dual commentary is the best I've ever heard in the game. [Nov 2001, p.104]

Your quintessential bargain bin release. [Dec 2001, p.116]

Extras aside, Hitz plays amazingly well, with lots of fancy tricks and smack-talk-worthy checks. [Dec 2001, p.94]

One of the best remakes I've played in recent memory. [Nov 2001, p.106]

Effectively the Gran Turismo of the F1 video-game scene. [Nov 2001, p.108]

I've never had this much fun with a Monopoly title. This one's a sleeper. [Dec 2001, p.117]

Everything about this title makes the previous installments seem archaic in comparison. [Nov 2001, p.100]

In the end, I found this game compelling and highly entertaining, even though the puzzles are rather average and lack variety.

A little repetitive, but still amusing. [Jan 2002, p.88]

When you go up against "RE Code: Veronica" armed with only a flashlight, you just aren't going to win the battle. [Nov 2001, p.125]

Version 2 is essentially the same game with new material scattered along the outskirts. [Nov 2001, p.124]

I realized that playing this game is a little like having a girlfriend: You experience brief periods of joy followed by extended intervals of utter confusion. [Nov 2001, p.29]

Nothing but wild fun. [Nov 2001, p.125]

An engine dubbed Geo-Mod...puts this game in a class by itself. [Nov 2001, p.129]

The game is nothing but an exercise in pressing X at the right time. [Nov 2001, p.110]