I feel that this game is definitely well above average, but it's lack of freshness and high frustration level that keep it from getting a higher score.

Packs a punch and kick with its game play with numerous weapons, but it leaves a sense of blandness with lack of variety.

Any game that holds up more than a decade later is definitely one to watch, and Zelda II is one of these games.

It is a fun game for a crazy new TMNT fan, but older TMNT fans will be disappointed by the exclusion of the original cartoon characters.

There truly is much to do here for those who are fans of the game Sudoku given the 1,000 puzzles and the ability to create and save 20 of your own as well.

I hate to penalize an overall score just because the game feels re-hashed, but some of the gameplay is feeling old. Still, MMBN 5 is above average.

Even today I can play Xevious and still be entertained, and that is something considering the game just hit its twenty-year age mark.

An excellent title overall and has been modified and upgraded in a way that it comfortably moves its way into this decade.

Some areas can be moderately to excessively aggravating which can bring down the amusement value of the title, especially for the younger audiences I would imagine.

Gone is the typical awesome gameplay of Spyro that has been replaced by mini-games galore. If only the mini-games could have been fully realized in a better form, perhaps Wario Ware style?

Aladdin is not the full-lenght adventure game some gamers may want. Just keep in mind that the frustration overshadows the fun.

It's just not enough substance or challenge for a serious gamer.

A great game worthy of the Classic line, but the difficulty will turn off many prospective gamers.

This game is definitely enjoyable but ends too quickly. The variation in levels and games just makes it much more interesting and envolving.

Bland, uninspiring visuals that include big-headed characters, dull environments, and insipid art direction. The cutscenes are nicely done, though.

The Classic NES version of Bomberman is a great game. If you can adjust to living with single player you will have a very different, but enjoyable adventure.

Taking Mario Party on the go is a great idea, it just wasn't implemented in the best fashion possible this time around.

Technically, Pac-man has already made it onto a Game Boy Advance cartridge in Pac-man collection, and if you count Ms Pac Man in Namco museum. This makes it very difficult to justify a purchase, if the game is available for less, and it even has more games included.

The graphics capture the charm of the beloved cartoons series, but the repetitive game structure hampers the overall gaming experience.