Tenkaichi is a genuine attempt at capturing the Dragon Ball essence, but in the end the complex, clunky gameplay and lack of previously offered features prevents the unlocking of any true potential.

With the braindead goals, non-charismatic cast of characters, and relatively limited level list, the game is unfortunately relegated to rental status, with its best points making us reminiscent of the days when you actually had to be good to beat a Tony Hawk game.

With the braindead goals, non-charismatic cast of characters, and relatively limited level list, the game is unfortunately relegated to rental status, with its best points making us reminiscent of the days when you actually had to be good to beat a Tony Hawk game.

F.E.A.R.'s adherence to tightly confined corridors and the repetitive gameplay means Monolith’s shooter fails to reach the summit of the FPS pile. F.E.A.R. is a follower, not a leader. However, its shadow does manage to reach "Half-Life 2's" eyes. If only just.

EA buying the NFL license seems more like a blessing to those who really enjoy football for what it is—a great, harmful, and fun way to show that your team rules.

EA buying the NFL license seems more like a blessing to those who really enjoy football for what it is-a great, harmful, and fun way to show that your team rules.

Aside from its drastic visual differences, nothing was really lost in translation from the GBA to the GCN, but it wouldn't have killed the developers if they had a bit more done with the game.

The game nails its sound scores. Though the soundtrack of the game is sometimes lacking and old-fashioned, it is reminiscent of old SNES and NES titles and feels mood appropriate at all times.

Every element is represented in a way that keeps the game balanced and familiar, yet extremely fresh.

Despite the lack of an online mode, this brand new style works out extremely well for the series and should bring the game a lot more fans.

Despire the lack of an online mode, this brand new style works out extremely well for the series and should bring the game a lot more fans.

If fast-paced twitch-styled shooters are your thing, you won't currently find a better game in the genre; however, this Quake 4 lacks that certain depth that you'll find in inherently better FPS games like "Half-Life 2" and "Far Cry."

A good choice for gamers who want a pick up and play session of shooting without needing extended involvement, and a fine choice for fans of the series.

Despite the lack of an online mode, this brand new style works out extremely well for the series and should bring the game a lot more fans.

Despite the lack of an online mode, this brand new style works out extremely well for the series and should bring the game a lot more fans.

Black & White 2 is even more unique, more playable, more endearing than its antecedent, and so full of provocative moments that you may find it difficult to tear yourself away.

Offers the same classic style of previous Castlevania titles, replete with the outrageous bosses, fitting game areas, puzzle solving and platforming aspects which are perfectly harmonious with the new soul-gathering and returning level-gaining aspects of the series.

If this collection had more games and a much better presentation to go along with it, it would have been much more attractive and easily-recommended.

A game as succintly brilliant as Trace Memory guarantees that anyone looking for a graphic adventure game, or an emotional, engaging experience, will be more than content.

Only a true fan will find those few wonderful things in this title replete with fallacies and gaming atrocities.

A great classic game collection, and an example of how one of these collections should be done.

It's tough, it's grueling, but it's so damn worth it that you'll never really have much of a problem getting into the game from the minute you load the disc into your Xbox.

If this collection had more games and a much better presentation to go along with it, it would have been much more attractive and easily-recommended.

The sound ranges from early bleeps and blips to primitive synthesized music. For the most part it all sounds like it should.

What separates this game from the games before it is the freedom you have with your players.

Hearing bullets wiz past your head as you hear the crackle of machine gun fire in the background is something that I have yet to experience in any game.

Luckily for gamers, this year's version of the NBA 2K series delivers.

Indigo Prophecy may not have the technical backings of a winner with its dated graphics and strange control scheme, but everything else screams classic.