If you enjoy challenging games or simply enjoy getting your ass handed to you, Shaun Palmer is a dream come true. [Dec 2001, p.93]

GR does an incredible job of mimicking the movements and strategies of soldiers in the field, while simultaneously giving the player a feeling of complete tactical control. [Feb 2002, p.99]

With the lack of added features or graphical upgrades, it seems content to hang in the slow lane, while more ambitious PS2 projects pass it by. [Dec 2001, p.95]

Graphically, Agent Under Fire is amazing, leaving similar titles like "Red Faction" and "TimeSplitters" in the dust. [Jan 2002, p.77]

Its platforming-by-the-numbers approach is where it both stands and falls. [Feb 2002, p.100]

Every bit the masterpiece on GameCube that it was on Playstation 2. [Jan 2002, p.85]

The game is, for lack of a better term, tired. [Mar 2002, p.89]

Final Four gets a nonstop trip to Dumpsville. [Dec 2001, p.50]

The time-passage rate has always been much too high in all Sims releases, but it ends up being a big detractor in this offering. Aside from that, Hot Date is another solid release in this ever-growing franchise. [Jan 2002, p.95]

My main gripe comes from the game's seeming inability to provide consistent gameplay...the game's performance couldn't equal its scope. [Jan 2002, p.95]

From the attention to detail that went into the graphics to the sophistication of gameplay, Hideo Kojima and his team set out to create the perfect game, and the result is nothing short of this. [Dec 2001, p.84]

The game is still basically a 2D title with multiple horizontal planes. [Dec 2001, p.118]

Be warned - even on easy with max lives, this game is a challenge. [Dec 2001, p.118]

If only the gameplay was equal of the level designs and the graphics. [Dec 2001, p.105]

An uninspired nightmare that tarnishes the Star Wars name. [Dec 2001, p.115]

Apart from the controversial violence contained within, there's little of real value here. [Jan 2002, p.83]

It can still hang in terms of both looks and play, and the co-op mode was very innovative. [Dec 2001, p.91]

It's an honest-to-God new role-playing game, and I can safely say that Golden Sun rocks.[Jan 2002, p.96]

An arena fighter shallow enough to make "Ooga Booga" look like "Final Fantasy Tactics." [Nov 2001, p.123]

The new territory of the Game Boy Advance isn't too hospitable to our fiery friend. [Jan 2002, p.98]

I love the color edit and backgrounds, and the character list can't be beat. [Dec 2001, p.95]

More fun than watching the movie that inspired it. Of course, so is watching your inbred Uncle Eddie pick lint out of his navel. [Feb 2002, p.85]

The graphics may be dated, but it's still an amazing game. [Dec 2001, p.111]

A refreshing break from the norm. [Feb 2002, p.85]

The play is even more engrossing than before. [Dec 2001, p.92]

GameCube's Wave Race will receive the hype this holiday season, but Splashdown's sexy curves and what it can do with them are much more appealing to me. [Dec 2001, p.95]

FIFA still does soccer best, but there is room for improvement. [Dec 2001, p.93]

A complete game package that has been meticulously constructed to draw you in like a missile to an afterburner. [Nov 2001, p.102]