The only possible drawback to Winning Eleven 6 is that you must be knowledgeable about real soccer to succeed. [Apr 2003, p.53]

One of the best multi-player experiences on this, or any other, system. [Oct 2002, p.36]

A thoughtful, grand-scale adventure that's not afraid to test your patience. [Dec 2002, p.60]

This is the kind of game that literally makes you forget you're playing a game, leaving you barely aware of your body and just totally consumed by the action onscreen.

Far and away the best sports title to hit the GBA. [Nov 2002, p.68]

Plays like a direct descendant of "Ocarina of Time;" it's a fun, fast-paced adventure, packed to the brim with interesting puzzles and exciting action sequences. [Nov 2002, p.46]

The game throws a seemingly endless array of activities at you - all of them fun. [Apr 2003, p.49]

Even the simple removal of the two-minute timer brings an unrestrained joyous expression to my face. [Jan 2003, p.50]

Astonishing. [Feb 2003, p.48]

The graphical style is truly innovative, something I haven't been able to say about a game in a long time - it truly looks like a manga come to life. [Oct 2003, p.47]

A bloody, intense game that almost perfectly captures all of the excitement of the world's premiere fighting sport. [Mar 2003, p.49]

This baby runs like a dream over the Xbox's cable modem. [July 2003, p.61]

The technical courses can get devilishly demanding. [Sept 2003, p.53]

Transforming robots, stylish graphics and a huge variety of missions make up for the occasional bump in the road. [Nov 2002, p.72]

A cool, easy-to-play space sim that lets you do whatever you want. [May 2003, p.44]

Has more technique than almost any other racing game before it. [Aug 2003, p.33]

If you've never played this series before, Fusion will have you searching the bargain bins for the original PSone titles. [June 2002, p.62]

You're really going to have to learn which units to use, when to use them, and how to use them effectively. [Nov 2003, p.64]

All four games in this collection are almost arcade perfect and run supersmoothly. [May 2003, p.40]

Laugh-out-loud comic quips ("I blame society!" Homer yells when he runs someone over) and endless sight gags round out this very pretty—and ever-so-animated—picture.

It looks plain on the surface, but once you've established yourself in your new town, you won't be able to put the controller down. Not for everyone, but very good. [Oct 2002, p.38]

Bottom line: if you like to have fun, play Rygar. [Jan 2003, p.54]

Imagine that Rainbow Six is "Splinter Cell" injected full of steroids...you get the same stealthy action, but it's pumped up on reality. [June 2003, p.57]

One of the finest games in the genre. [Jan 2003, p.65]

Truly revolutionary...We wish Kri was longer, but it's great while it lasts. [August 2002, p.36]

Looks remarkably similar to the 32-bit "Mega Man 8," which will make you wonder why all handheld games don't look this good. [Mar 2003, p.54]

Sure, you won't be spending "Final Fantasy X"-calibur time with it, but it's a good way to kill a dozen or so hours. [Sept 2002, p.30]

You won't find a smoother hockey game. [Oct 2003, p.61]