The game is a visual feast. If it controlled a little better this would be a perfect score, but as is, this game is still a hell of a good time.

This is a great game for Razor enthusiasts that like simple (very simple) gameplay.

Too laid back. It plays more like a lazy day at the beach, rather than a gonzo ride atop a force of nature.

It's fun for a while, but the overly simplified game mechanics and repetitive shoot-and-run gameplay wouldn't amount to much without the extraordinary visuals and awesome concept.

It sucks you into its weird world and doesn't let you go.

There are no branching pathways or mulitiple endings, but if you're looking for a rip-roaring adventure, you can't go wrong.

At just $19.99 and probably the most engrossing story of the Resident Evil series, neither veterans nor newbies should miss RE2.

It's a mystery (and a shame) why with solid survival horror games like "Nightmare Creatures" or the "Resident Evil" series out there as examples, a "can't-miss" movie license like Evil Dead couldn't have faired better.

The mud, the jumps, the skids, and fun track designs make Colin McRae Rally 2.0 one very enjoyable racing title.

If you're looking for some racing-combat fun, this pod if for you.

This game is very fun once you get the hang of it, but it takes a die hard sim fan to give this game a very long life.

A game that looks and sounds great, but sometimes feels more like work than play.

Certain tracks are a bit redundant with a few too many identical turns and jumps, but for the most part, they're a lot of fun.

BF IV's fantastic voyage and cool play techniques will keep fans of the series and newbies alike riveted for days.

The controls are the same-they're as touchy yet unresponsive as always, so be prepared for swan-diving off high ledges to your death when you were merely trying to scoot up a bit.

Nothing new over the PC version, but StarLancer's thrilling space combat gives Dreamcast pilots a lot to get pumped about.

The controls feel stiff at first and aren't configurable (lame!), but racing pros will like learning to finesse tight responses from the controller.

"Fantavision" has prettier graphics, but the time-tested gameplay in Bust A Move makes the switch to the PS2 nicely.

You'll be hard-pressed to score more than a couple goals. But that just mirrors real life, and the action delivers plenty of thrills.

If you still enjoy the series and want more, go with Tomb Raider Chronicles. But if Lara hasn't yet cast her spell on you, you'd do well to look for an adventure game with less frustrating controls.

Furious battles between fifty ton robots never looked or played so good, and Mechwarrior fans will love this latest chapter.

Blade is a kick-ass hero in the comics and movies, but take away the "kick" and what you're left with adequately describes this game.

Harvest Moon isn't for the impatient gamer, but those who stick with it long enough will discover its rustic charm.

Ultimately, Sarges' Heroes is a weekend rental of mindless fun.

The game really creates the feeling of being Spider-Man like no game before it, and for many Marvel fans, that will be more than enough... Yet many gamers will be dismayed by the finicky camera and formulaic gameplay.

As with its PlayStation counterpart, it's best to not even play Dave Mirra. The gameplay is incomplete with inexcusably terrible graphics and thumb-numbing controls.

It's like day old meatloaf: still delicious, but still meatloaf.

A huge arsenal of moves and a ridiculous number options - some great, some not so great - add tons of replay value and make Smackdown 2, making it a virtual no-brainer for wrestling fans.