Sonic fans owe it to themselves to pick this up. [Dec 2002, p.72]

While hardly original, Hit & Run offers lots in the way of solid gameplay, excellent controls, and pure unadulterated fun. [Oct 2003, p.57]

Definitely one of the meatiest handheld games out there, and if you let it, it'll absorb you as intensely as some of its larger siblings. [July 2003, p.51]

I actually dig this game. It's so good, I can even deal with the cutesy characters. [Oct 2003, p.60]

Newbies may be shocked at the strategy and planning this game requires, but they'll most likely enjoy the quick learning curve, thanks to Ghost's user-friendly interface. [Sept 2003, p.60]

A fantastic party game. [June 2002, p.66]

The graphic detail of the levels is astounding, the sounds all have the "oomph" and there's enough variety in the game types to keep you busy. [Dec 2002, p.78]

In general, Generals is "Command & Conquer," just a lot more of it. [Apr 2003, p.45]

Everything looks fabulous and the pinball physics are dead-on, but the difficulty could've used a bit more tweaking. [July 2003, p.50]

A stellar translation. [Feb 2003, p.40]

Few hack-n-slash games feature the depth, strategy, and thrill of Dynasty 4. [May 2003, p.48]

The game continues to surprise you by tossing curveballs like siege weapons, random weather effects, and time-sensitive goals into the mix. [Dec 2003, p.75]

If you like your games with a crazy twist, then you'll totally get into this one. [Oct 2003, p.52]

Expect some of the coolest levels out there, a slew of amazing characters, and something lacking from many games today: a sense of humor.

If you're into epic insanity, giant robots, and turn-based combat, you'll love it. [Mar 2003, p.48]

It's an interactive nightmare, complete with off-kilter logic and unnerving imagery, both of which are bound to stay with you for weeks. [Sept 2003, p.52]

From beginning to end, these games ooze style. [Dec 2003, p.54]

The bulk of the included 24 games are still highly addictive and hecka fun to play - especially multiplayer. [Jan 2004, p.59]

It provides really, really good wrestling gameplay without the soul-rotting WWE crap. [Apr 2003, p.48]

Just what I want to see happen to the Mega Man series - classic gameplay with extra enhancements for more depth, Zero 2 is a fantastic step in the right direction. [Nov 2003, p.70]

Expect some of the coolest levels out there, a slew of amazing characters, and something lacking from many games today: a sense of humor.

Slightly busted control aside, this is an exceptional port. [Nov 2002, p.74]

You get a gaming experience out of Steel Battalion that you just can't get from any other game. [Jan 2003, p.57]

Expect some of the coolest levels out there, a slew of amazing characters, and something lacking from many games today: a sense of humor.

Online play is fresh and funky, but the songs sound like the same old beat. [Jan 2004, p.64]

This is the kind of game you'll play obsessively until you get to the end credits - and then you'll play it again to find all the godies you missed on the first go. [Oct 2002, p.46]

If you can get past the fact that you've played this twice before, you'll love it. [June 2003, p.45]

Raster productions has done an excellent port of the single-player missions from both the Xbox and PC versions of RTCW. [Aug 2003, p.35]