The biggest problem with LA Heist is that although it's on the so called 'next gem' consoles it's not as enjoyable or immersive as SCI's stab to the genre some years ago.

You’ll have a great time playing Wario World without any doubt, but it’ll be over before you want it to be. If you don’t want to spend money on short games, try to rent or borrow Wario World, it’s really worth playing.

The extras are nice but not worth the purchase of a game you already own, especially since the DC version runs smoother.

The action is addictive enough to try and finish it, which will take about 15 hours.

The first level is no pushover, yet immensely entertaining and freeform, as is the entire game. This is a must have, unless the site of blood makes you squeamish.

While I'd usually applaud this type of game design this one is simply too repetitive to truly recommend.

The hacking mode is a very innovative feature.

It’s frustrating at certain points, while other gameplay is sloppy executed.

Easily the best basketball game out there for the cube.

It takes elements from many great shooters and has bundled them into a real life based situation.

The game has 5 fast skull breaking levels which may look like it's not much, but it takes a while to get through them all, because it is unbelievably hard.

Suffers from little mistakes, bad camera, sloppy AI, dated graphics.

Hiding in the shadows never has been a more thrilling experience! A welcome addition to the GC library and a classic in it's own right.

No shabby port from the PS2, this version actually contains more than the PS2 version.

An incredibly enjoyable game and the GBA linkup is a truly unique addition.

AKI certainly succeded in making a fun wrestling game. On top of that, they’ve managed to keep it completely free of ridiculous men wearing tights.

If there is such a thing as a perfect game, then this is it.

Stay far away from this game.

The scenery looks so stunning that it tempts you to explore every corner.

So enjoy this game for what it is, a fun jumping game that can keep you amused for several hours if your willing to spend time trying to collect all the bonuses and complete the mini-games that Acclaim has arranged for you.

If you are looking for an adventure of epic proportions with a sci-fi twist on pirates and that sports a classic, yet polished, RPG battle interface with some interesting innovations such as ship battles, then Skies of Arcadia Legends is definitely the game for you!

If you enjoy arcade style boxing games where simplicity is a major priority then Black & Bruised is definitely for you. It's certainly enjoyable and the characters that populate the game look wonderful and ooze personality.

The first play through is genuinely enjoyable and the two-player option just about as good as it gets. Given the number of bikes on the track it's a shame that a four-player option wasn't included.

The passing of time has paid its toll on this game, and Capcom did little to nothing to overcome this aging. The gameplay remains solid, but I don't think its enough to really enjoy the game, there are just too many shortcomings.

Plain and simple, if you played/own this game on any other system that it’s been on then don’t bother handing over your cash for this one, there is nothing new or different in it.

A dull, uninspriring pile of nonsense. Poor graphics, awful sound and a severe lack of gameplay make this a game that is best left on the shelves.

Definitely one for the younger gamers (and by that I mean the under tens) and fans of the boy genius who'll no doubt find enough to entertain them.

Dead to Rights though appears to have the right amount of each gaming component so that it's the closest yet to a big budget action movie on a home console.