All very clear cut stuff, but simplicity is a big part of the game's appeal. [Sept 2002, p.46]

Sure, its graphics are ugly, but its action is first-rate...It's one of those rare games in which almost everything is destructible. [Jan 2004, p.65]

It's a fun beat 'em up that perfectly captures the look and feel of the television show. [Sept 2002, p.34]

All of the defensive techniques are a shambles. [Nov 2002, p.76]

Fans will appreciate the inventive dynamics and interactions that Unleashed brings to the original game. [Dec 2002, p.76]

Some weapons are not so hot, but it has some great new maps. [Oct 2003, p.65]

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

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

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

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

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

Without the hundreds of teams that the "standard" version sports, either mode can get boring. [June 2002, p.58]

Ultimately entertaining but also jarringly frustrating. [Apr 2003, p.49]

The game plays out like an extended TV episode in which you have to solve a great mystery - only this mystery gets solved mostly with guns and ammo. [Sept 2003, p.63]

You'll definitely get into it if you're into classic shooters, but if you've been reared in the modern era, it may simply be too frustrating. [Jan 2003, p.54]

I think I'm starting to (yawn) want to get my "freek" on somewhere else. [Sept 2002, p.44]

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

Blasting out of barrels, hopping onto the backs of wild animals, and swinging from vines never gets old. [July 2003, p.52]

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

Feels a bit stale. [Nov 2002, p.68]

Might not bring much new to the table (aside from its gorgeous cel-shaded graphics), but it's such a stellar example of this traditional style of RPG'ing that it's worth a look. [Nov 2002, p.74]

Brilliant battle system - arguably one of the finest ever devised. [Apr 2003, p.50]

To my shock, Nightfire is every bit as good as "Goldeneye." [Dec 2002, p.56]

Forget the serene day at the ballpark; Slugfest delivers action, fisticuffs, and plenty of fun. [May 2003, p.50]

More than any strategy game I've played, DT2 forces you to think five moves ahead at all times. [Nov 2003, p.52]

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

Without the MLS license, it's hard for a casual fan like me to get into. [Mar 2003, p.50]

We never would have thought that adding some multiplayer functions to a 23-year-old arcade game would result in one of the most fun and addictive games out there, but Pac-Man Vs. is just that.