Players will come to love the game's fine grappling and reversal system. [Nov 2003, p.67]

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]

A console-friendly RTS that delivers lots of tactical action without the headaches of ports like "Commandos 2." [Sept 2003, p.59]

Pretty good, but don't expect a hardcore sim. [May 2003, p.49]

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

The best looking baseball game on the market. [August 2002, p.44]

While its gameplay is neither fantastic nor bad, overall, it's a solid action-RPG that does a great job of capturing the phenomenon on which it's based. [July 2003, p.50]

While Nemo is a short game overall, most of the levels are pretty fun, and I found myself repeating them to beat my playtimes and to win starfish, which open up minigames and concept art. [Aug 2003, p.29]

The random, unavoidable battles also get a bit tedious. [June 2002, p.85]

Biggest letdown: the lack of open worlds to roam and trick around in. [Mar 2003, p.51]

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

Easily worth its weight in gold as a multiplayer game, though; the depth of the options available to you are staggering. [Nov 2002, p.70]

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]

Cooperation is key. It's easier and faster to do everything with the help of other Sims. [Mar 2003, p.55]

Since it uses the same engine as the GBA "Tony Hawk" games, the skaing and grinding action works very well. [July 2003, p.52]

True RPG fans (like me) will eat this up. [Feb 2003, p.51]

Forget about the old-school gameplay and squatty heroes of the original games - Twilight features expansive 3D worlds, cool anime-style characters, and radically reworked gameplay. [July 2003, p.57]

The deeper I got into the game, however, the more I began to realize how little has changed in the Pokemon universe. [May 2003, p.39]

My only real complaints are technical: The framerate is often unacceptably choppy and load screens pop up too frequently... Still one of PS2's best adventure games. [Dec 2003, p.64]

Hardcore DDR fans will see the flaws, but DDRMAX2 is still a blast. [Nov 2003, p.52]

Are you into horse racing? OK, then you'll absolutely go giddyap over GR03. Are you into racing games in general? Then you ought to give GR03 a test ride. [June 2003, p.50]

Microsoft might be on its way to a formidable basketball franchise. [Jan 2004, p.63]

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]

Creepier than any of the earlier games, and as an exercise in horror, it's terrific. Just get ready for a high frustration factor. [Jan 2003, p.60]

The gameplay is really solid. It just doesn't feel like Splinter Cell, so calling it that seems a little misleading. [June 2003, p.42]

A pretty fun game, but it essentially ends ujp being more of the same. [Jan 2003, p.67]

Older Pokémon fans will become bored right away, but younger ones will have a blast.

My biggest beef with the game is that it never really feels like your hits are connecting. [Dec 2002, p.64]