The game is awfully short (it takes only six to seven hours to complete), and the multiplayer does little to extend its replay value. [Oct 2003, p.63]

The three hours or so it took me to finish were incredibly fun, with not one ounce of tedium or monotony anywhere to be found - a rarity these days. [Jan 2003, p.64]

The game actually generates emotions: fear of the unknown, an impending sense of dread, and utter confusion due to the mind-bending plot. [Jan 2004, p.56]

Like "Wario Ware," this is a perfect handheld game. Instantly playable. [Nov 2003, p.72]

I figured there was no way that the gameplay could be as good as the graphics. It didn't take long for BG to prove me wrong. [August 2002, p.52]

The levels often feel flat and uninspired. [Nov 2003, p.62]

Strikes a near perfect balance of fun and realism, and it should be on any baseball fan's must-try list. [May 2003, p.50]

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

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

The games are junk, but the EyeToy itself is brillian. Pick it up. [Nov 2003, p.47]

The best Sims expansion and a must-have for any Sims fan. [Jan 2004, p.66]

A great collection of classics, but not inventive enough to win over non-puzzle fans. [July 2003, p.49]

If only Ride Gone Wild was online this year, I'd be even more impressed. [Oct 2003, p.60]

Lacks that essential feeling of impact. [Feb 2003, p.42]

Compared with the graphics in "March Madness," ESPN College Hoops' visuals look a few years old. [Jan 2004, p.63]

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

Astonishing. [Feb 2003, p.48]

Frustrating at times. Restarting a level 38 times before you beat it makes it hard to look upon the experience fondly, after all. [Oct 2003, p.57]

There's an awful lot to play through, and regardless of any quirks, the thing caused me to have a damn good time whenever I picked up the joypad. [Jan 2003, p.46]

One thing I'm wishing for more of in Hitz is crazier hitting, fighting, and commentary. [Oct 2003, p.62]

Probably the funniest new feature is the obsessed fan, who will pop up if you're not paying enough attention to your other fans... One of the best expansion packs. [Aug 2003, p.39]

The Xbox release is the best of the three console editions by far. [June 2002, p.59]

Once you get bored with the combat, Lament of Innocence will get pretty tedious. But luckily, the combat is pretty cool. [Dec 2003, p.52]

From a collector's vantage point, this disk is indispensible. [Apr 2003, p.46]

About as challenging as a wordsearch, but still fun for on-the-go gaming. [Jan 2003, p.48]

A fun game that's worth playing, whether you download it for free or buy it. [July 2003, p.63]

"VF4" puts it to shame. [Nov 2002, p.58]