The gameplay is just devoid of fun.

This ain't no Final Fantasy where you are told who to be and where to go, this is real role playing.

If you’re looking for a single-player experience that rivals most of today’s other RTS games… look elsewhere.

Not only a horrible example of game making, but terribly insulting to just about anybody who’s even familiar with the original versions on the 16 bit systems.

What makes this game look and feel so different from the competition is its amazing ability to render realistic looking environments.

Think of The Sum of All Fears as the horribly ill-conceived marriage of "Rainbow Six" and your basic arcade first person shooter.

What’s great about this game is that it includes vehicles to suit the tastes of every type of motorhead out there.

Z-Axis and Acclaim have done something really special here in that they’ve turned an absolutely mundane sport, like rollerblading, and turned it into an exciting and exhilarating experience that you won’t soon want to put down.

Playing this game really reminds me of what it feels like to be on the Autobahn. You’re cruising along at a comfy 120mph, everything is going great and you’re taking in sun and then all of a sudden, some a-hole cuts you off and you crash head on into a brick wall...the gameplay is just absolutely horrendous.

What differentiates Hunter from the other titles is the creativity in the weapons and monsters and something I like to call the 'oh (expletive)' factor. The 'oh (expletive)' factor is that 'oh my god' feeling when you see the amazing monsters scare the crap out of you in the game--and believe me they will.

What started out as a 10-minute compatibility check turned into an all-night rampage, after I got past all the bugs that is.

If you’re looking for an adventure game with familiar characters, some pretty funny jokes, and a laugh track, well, there’s just no where else to turn.

Excellent level and mission variety leads to an experience that ranks among the best seen this year.

Although it features perhaps the most impressive visuals to appear in a baseball game to date, there are too many flaws in the infrastructure that prevent it from reaching the upper echelons of baseball gaming.

Highly addictive.

It’s a simple game, with simple controls that give a simple pleasure.

Where the Clone Campaigns really excels is in multiplayer mode.

It should have stuck to its roots a bit more.

Feels stale in this day and age. It does have a different feel, and holds up compared to a few of the platformers I’ve seen on the system, so I do recommend it.

This is a great game just as long as you keep it away from your PC. It is only until it comes in contact with a PC-Cdrom drive that it is able to spread it’s evils across your office or living room...Horrible in every single meaning of the word.

With a combination of good characters, good graphics, good sound and good levels I think it’s safe to say that this is a good game.

The only real goal in the game is to unlock multimedia extras. Very little Britney! I want to play with Britney more!

To put it simply, Morrowind is truly a game of epic proportions and will most likely only be finished by the most hardcore of gamers.

How fondly do you look back on the “Golden” age of gaming? Do you look back on it at all? Do you even know what I’m referring to when I say “Golden” age?

An arcade racer with tight controls and graphics, plays great and a blast to watch.

While it's certainly pretty, its basic strengths and weaknesses still come through, just like other surgical enhancements in southern California.

While many of the same elements that made "Counter-Strike" successful are duplicated, it’s the ones that deviate from the norm that really hurt this package.

Perhaps the only redeeming quality of the game is the always entertaining Die Hard movie license, other than that you have a run of the mill shooter.