Solid graphics and lovely character animations.

Underachieves in all aspects of game design. The level design and gameplay are boring, unimaginative, and repetitive.

In [Shrapnel Games'] 5 reasons to own Space HoRSE: They don’t make games like this anymore...Thank god! This one makes me want to go back to my Vextrex.

One major flaw in the game’s level design, is how not one of the levels seems to have anything to do with the movie.

Very well executed.

The gameplay is addictive the sound is upbeat and the graphics are fun and goofy.

Although I have no gripe with the stable of boxers included here, I think the game would have been a lot more enjoyable if other equally despised personalities were licensed for the game. Just imagine the possible matches, Tyson versus O.J. Simpson, Hussein versus John Rocker, Bin Laden versus Enron board members. That would be fun no matter how bad the game sucked.

Only good for kids who are good enough at games to overcome the game’s difficulty level.

The finest RTS game I have ever played.

Fun, original, and well made, which I’m starting to realize, doesn’t happen very often with games. A bit short and not without technical difficulties.

"What in the world was Midway thinking?” That was the exact thought that went through my head as I continually played this travesty of a game.

This game did really well in all areas that a game could do well in. The only thing that kept it from getting it a perfect Seal of Excellence is the fact that there is a frustration involved in the game that will turn many people off to it.

Starts off as a strong racing title, but begins to fall short with an unorthodox campaign system and poor sound track.

While none of these modes excels to a great degree, the sum of the different play modes is quite a lot of fun.

As long as you're patient and can handle the complexity that goes into managing a hotel, you'll do just fine with Hotel Giant.

Even the inclusion of some new game variations (for Tetris anyways) cannot eliminate the feeling of having been here, done that, and seen everything there is to see many times before.

Definitely more fun multiplayer than alone, I'm still not sure how long you'll want to play this one after the novelty wears off.

The smooth mixture of classic baseball gameplay and new-school baseball violence works well, and had the game’s defensive system been better, MLB Slugfest 20-03 would’ve been the perfect arcade baseball game.

Its gameplay is solid while it still holds true to the original Tetris concept and is addictively fun.

If you play through it three times, you get a super ending, which is a nice incentive.

Nothing short of an utter failure. Though Seven Studios did many things right, the horrible gameplay drags the rest of the game down.

While the action levels are exciting, things like the stealth levels, a bad draw-in distance, and ill-placed music detract from the experience.

It is a rare thing indeed when the builders’ tools are as addictive as the game but the AT presents such a slick, clean interface and ease of use that it is hard to stay away from at least trying your hand in a little Module creation.

The graphics are somewhat outdated for being on the PlayStation 2 and unfortunately the gameplay lacks as well.

A phenomenal game.

Lacks any great game modes, the controls are wacky at times, the AI needs some major work and the name just doesn’t fit.

The game has more freedom and options than any game I have played, but this also comes at a cost of containing several minor and some major glitches.

A mindlessly entertaining strategy game...it doesn’t break any new ground, and it becomes somewhat repetitive in a short amount of time.