The single player campaign is very playable, very enjoyable, and also very long.

The GBA wasn’t designed to handle this type of game, and trying to force the matter gets you a sub par game.

Though the game features many replayability features the casual gamer won't be compelled to do so considering the fact that the game gets repetitive and difficult early on what with the constant fighting and all.

One of the better controlled games.

Half the time you might find yourself falling asleep at the wheel, rather than getting too excited about Outrun 2. The first time you pop it in, it looks promising, but beyond the slick veneer there isn't much more to it than those first few minutes of excitement.

An enjoyable game but has quite a few flaws, most of which are graphical.

The worst in the series, but is by no means a bad game...The most disappointing thing about the game, though is that it only borders on being scary, and this has always been one of the biggest elements in the Silent Hill series.

The game play could be overhauled further as it's slow, controls could be more responsive, ball physics still can do with some working.

If you’re a keen gamer and not a big fan of the strategy simulation games, stay clear of Evil Genius as it won’t bring you any satisfaction as opposed to a leading FPS game out on PC these days.

A perfect length for a game of this quality.

This is nothing on the beautiful little gem I [didn't] played four years ago.

Fans of turn based strategy games will enjoy this title though, if you aren't a fan then I suggest avoiding this title.

There isn’t much to this game at all. Just grab a weapon and shoot stuff endlessly.

A messy port of the year-old Xbox version, bearing disappointing graphics and sound.

The game play could be overhauled further as it's slow, controls could be more responsive, ball physics still can do with some working.

The game’s presentation is quite average and what many would call the meat of the game, the racing, falls far below any of the realistic racing you’ll find out there today.

Though there are obvious faults, but Red Dead Revolver does allow you to be a tobacco chewin’, foul mouthed gunslinger cowboy in the wild wild west.

The 3D realm hasn't been kind to Castlevania graphically. A lot of gamers will be turned off by the slow start to the game.

It might be a good present for a lonely mate though, but that's about it.

The majority of the games has plenty of replay value and will keep most people playing for ages.

The lack luster textures and collision detection let the game down, it made the otherwise enjoyable gameplay frustrating.

Multiplayer has been greatly improved, with characters' journal state now being saved, so playing through one of the campaigns with a friend or two is a much more satisfying.

The game has had a major overhaul of the FPS engine and a nice improvement on the "action dictates storyline" aspect.

The atrocious frame rate and textures hurts the game play, almost making it at times unplayable. Max still has the charismatic way of dealing with his demons, which is dealing death with bitter coolness.

The battling is appealing for a while but soon becomes a bit repetitive. Fortunately the game’s graphics are nice-looking and crisp and the sound (especially the music) is excellent.

Chances are you’ll play this game for a maximum of 10 hours, unless you have a mate with the game as well, which could increase the gameplay value if you can put up with a slowed-down battle.

Whats unfortunate is there is no real difference in graphics from Sega GT 2002, which is disappointing. I would have liked to have seen better car models, car damage and effects. Why is it that games which claim excellent realism, often the cars handling is poor?

An enjoyable thinking experience is what most will take from Bombastic, a game where rolling dice has never been so explosive or enjoyable.