Undoubtedly one of the most intense and frenzied arena combat games I've ever played. [Apr 2005, p.136]

A lesson in what happens when there is an unwillingness to evolve or risk new ideas. [June 2005, p.126]

989 Sports has done a bang-up job bringing its flagship sports franchise to PSP. [June 2005, p.136]

BioWare has not only made a sweet combat system, but the game's universe itself is a joy. [May 2005, p.118]

A lesson in what happens when there is an unwillingness to evolve or risk new ideas. [June 2005, p.126]

There wasn't one moment during my time with this game that I wasn't engaged and having fun. Ultimately, that's the mark of a great title in any genre. [May 2005, p.106]

There wasn't one moment during my time with this game that I wasn't engaged and having fun. Ultimately, that's the mark of a great title in any genre. [May 2005, p.106]

Many points where the puzzle design, level layout and management of the teens' special skills are just plain clumsy and almost unusable. [June 2005, p.127]

Many points where the puzzle design, level layout and management of the teens' special skills are just plain clumsy and almost unusable. [June 2005, p.127]

Its trial-and-error gameplay seems a bit too old school for the sexy new system. [May 2005, p.130]

Many points where the puzzle design, level layout and management of the teens' special skills are just plain clumsy and almost unusable. [June 2005, p.127]

This simply plays like a buggy military training application, and forgets to deliver the entertainment that you'd expect to find in a video game. [May 2005, p.121]

A little more polish and variety could have made it a landmark, but this release is far from disappointing. [May 2005, p.122]

Digital Devil Saga's freakish story may turn heads and demand attention, but the time you spend in this flesh-eating world quickly becomes mind-numbingly dull. [Apr 2005, p.126]

It's designed to have you play through it multiple times, but I don't know if you'll come back for more after the first pass. [May 2005, p.114]

The perfect party game for nerds. [May 2005, p.111]

An awesome experience. [June 2005, p.135]

An absolutely amazing Xbox title. [Apr 2005, p.134]

The perfect party game for nerds. [May 2005, p.111]

A miserable piece of digital vomit. [Apr 2005, p.120]

The Dynasty Warriors games are brain-dead fun, but each new title is no more or less fun than the one that cam before or the 30 that will come after. [May 2005, p.116]

A miserable piece of digital vomit. [Apr 2005, p.120]

The four-player Xbox Live mode may offer some thrills for devoted brawler fans, but everyone else will want to stay away from this stale relic. [June 2005, p.132]

It's not as if the game itself is bad, it's that the technology is so horribly mangled that the delicious puzzle-laden universe is almost unplayable on Xbox. [June 2005, p.132]

Play it on Xbox if you can, but if you can't, don't miss out on what is arguably the best spy-themed video game to date. [May 2005, p.114]

Writing in video games is a subject that doesn't get a lot of attention, but Chaos Theory features a simply great script. Not only is it complex and deep, it's also surprisingly funny. [Apr 2005, p.112]

Writing in video games is a subject that doesn't get a lot of attention, but Chaos Theory features a simply great script. Not only is it complex and deep, it's also surprisingly funny. [Apr 2005, p.112]

This level of sub-mediocre FPS boredom isn't even close to worth its $20 price point. [June 2005, p.126]