The fighting system is as basic and clumsy as it was back in 1987. [Dec 2003, p.75]

Good, but not the revolution its PC sibling was. [Mar 2003, p.44]

The drawing system is brilliant - simple sketches transform with ease into wonderfully animated creatures. [June 2003, p.50]

Ever wanted to play an action movie? Here's your chance. [June 2002, p.64]

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

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

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

It's incredibly hard. Linear algebra was easier than this - and more fun. [Apr 2003, p.53]

Still a ways to go if Fever is gonna compete with "Madden." [Nov 2003, p.54]

Has great graphics, but is painfully low on actual gameplay. [Mar 2003, p.52]

The game is darn near perfect but BAM!...AH! All right, already! There's nothing to complain about here. XIII is a blast to play...even if it's so cool, it will kick your butt.

It's like "Tomb Raider" with a better fighting engine. [Apr 2003, p.54]

Too short, too straightforward, and too limited to recommend to all but the staunchest snowboarding aficionados. The game can be beaten in two hours on your first go. [Jan 2003, p.49]

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

Simply the coolest first-person shooter -- ever. [Dec 2003, p.58]

Each level starts out as fun, but with the gameplay so frustrating and immensely difficult throughout, what starts out as entertaining often becomes mere work in no time. [Sept 2002, p.42]

A pleasant surprise last year, but the newest version offers little in the way of enhancements...Plays smooth and fast, perfect for a quick dose of action here or there. [Sept 2002, p.51]

This control's like my cousin Rocko's deodorant. Sometimes it's on, sometimes it's not. [June 2002, p.67]

Unfortunately, his powers don't keep these areas from being severely linear. But there's enough to do that it stays fresh. [Dec 2003, p.58]

There isn't anything in Clone Wars that hasn't been more successfully executed in another game. [Jan 2003, p.61]

It's nothing entirely new, but you'll have a good time doing it. [Nov 2002, p.75]

A really nice looking game, and the environments feel like actual places (as opposed to game levels), so exploring them isn't aways that painful. [June 2003, p.53]

What ultimately brings Godzilla: DAMM down is its repetitious nature...Regardless, hardcore Godzilla fans will eat this up. [Nov 2002, p.78]

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 practically need a magnifying glass to spot your tiny units on the map. [Jan 2004, p.67]

A complete lack of newness. [Feb 2003, p.47]

An immensely cool game that pushes frustration to its boundaries. [Apr 2003, p.51]

Frustrating because of the repetitive, mapless dungeons, and stupid because of the lame story. [Jan 2003, p.46]