As mind-blowing as the visual presentation may be, the gameplay is somewhat disappointing. [July 2002, p.88]

The combat isn't super-innovative, with lots of ducking behind things and corner creeping, it does the job, however, and is complemented by some clever puzzles. [June 2002, p.78]

This title's adherence to both the substance and sytle of the show are what kept me playing it - and I'm not even a fan. [May 2002, p.88]

I know the developers could've created slightly more interesting backgrounds, and thrown in a few more music tracks. [July 2002, p.93]

Short but sweet; put Spy Hunter down as one of life's nice little surpises. [June 2002, p.87]

Having good graphics, excellent controls, creative gameplay with lots of circus staples (think water tanks and cannons), and genius character animation buts Aero into his own class of goodness. [Sept 2002, p.94]

With no significant enhancements or additions, this title makes no case for itself on the console. [May 2002, p.87]

Gameplay is king. Starfighter has it in droves. I wouldn't recommend this game for those of you whose lives don't revolve around Star Wars. It's a game for geeks. That's it. [June 2002, p.82]

Those of you who have attention-deficit problems or severe sugar ingestion issues will not like Tactics Ogre. [Apr 2002, p.88]

Has one of the coolest interfaces of any title in the music genre. [July 2002, p.83]

This is a difficult game. [July 2002, p.93]

The best handheld baseball title for the GBA. [July 2002, p.93]

This game's got enough depth and challenge to warrant a purchase. [July 2002, p.93]

Everything a puzzle game should be: simple, fast, hard, fun, addictive, and serviceably pretty. [August 2002, p.82]

One of the most in-depth and cerebral role-playing games I've ever had the pleasure of playing. [June 2002, p.84]

Beautiful background details, dull play. [July 2002, p.87]

While lacking in substance – primarily cars – Burnout excels in delivering edge of your seat racing. [June 2002, p.83]

As was the case seven years ago, I jumped out of my seat more times than I care to admit. The suspense is far greater. The gore more defined. [June 2002, p.80]

It's still a fun romp. You won't find customizing options or an extensive list of vehicles to buy; but if it's chaos and destruction you want, it's chaos and destruction you'll get. [June 2002, p.81]

If I were stranded on a deserted island, DDR Konamix would be the game I would want with me. [July 2002, p.89]

Tac Ops' fun will fizzle within an hour of play. [July 2002, p.91]

Everything is solid, but there's little that will make you throw your hands up with delight. [May 2002, p.91]

Evil. That aside, you will get sucked into the hype and love almost every minute. [June 2002, p.82]

With the classic strategy gameplay and trademark Working Designs writing, anybody with a taste for RPGs will find more than a mouthful here. [Jan 2002, p.88]

Works as a quick diversion, but I had no desire to put in much time with it. [July 2002, p.93]

I love how Midway has made a pretty realistic title that just happens to throw a very vicious elbow. [May 2002, p.83]

Just another middling third-person action game that falls prey to the fatal flaw that fells so many of its ilk: a bad camera system. [June 2002, p.79]

Unfortunately, the game looks a tad dated and isn't quite as smooth as its PC counterpart. Great action, but mediocre production. [Dec 2001, p.95]