It is a masterpiece that will last for one to two weeks.

If you've played "Crazy Taxi" before leave Road Rage on the shelf, everyone else who isn't a Simpsons fan, should invest their money in something else because there is really only lasting appeal for the fans and even then it's cutting it close.

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

Be warned however that this game will not take too long to complete and is a tad easy.

Be warned there are a few glitches in the missions when you select a different ship from the default ship, during a cutscene you'll sometimes come across the default ship instead of the ship you've chosen to play as. But, it's a small price to pay that doesn't really effect the gameplay aspects.

The short sessions ensure you grab as many pedestrians as you can, but, like an arcade game, you get bored of it quickly, and wouldn't play more than 15 minutes at a time after the novelty has worn off.

But the bug is there, so minus fifty points, because no game should be shipped in this condition. Get SFA3 instead.

Although an old game, Sunny Garcia’s Surfing can bring back some good old launch-title quality gaming goodness, and if you’re a fan of surfing games but haven’t checked this one out yet, it’s worth at least a hire.

Has a great character and car building system and the graphics are nice in places. Unfortunately the frame-rate is below average, the sound effects and music are often horrible and the racing, the biggest part of the game, has not been executed well.

A tutorial is ABSOLUTELY necessary for a game of this type, and I really am flabbergasted that there isn't one.

Solid gameplay.

A flat third-person shooter that feels like a bad Nintendo 64 game, with poor level design and gameplay and some of the worst graphics and sound seen on the PlayStation 2, not to mention the bucket full of flaws that it holds within.