This is the only game I have played where Depends ™ should be in the System Requirements. There are more "leave a stain on the upholstery" moments in the first chapter of this game than in most horror/flasher flicks.

I have to be honest. I simply lost interest in this game.

The game is complicated, and the combat is uninspired, but overall the experience is a positive one. Plus, it makes a great way to study for a history test.

An extremely addictive action fighting game with some very cool anime storytelling and martial arts that are wrapped in an otherwise superbly executed game that is one of the most fun and coolest games I've played in years.

It's never a good sign when you start having problems before you even get to play the game. The installation proved to be quite a bitch.

I had a few bad experiences with this game but let me tell you this - as soon as I am done typing this, you guessed it - I'm Going In. I think you should too.

I will keep Alice for as long as my feeble mind can handle it.

New mercenaries, new toys, new game engine, an enhanced role-playing aspect, and more combat options combine to make this another winner from Sir-Tech.

Who'd have thought you could have this much fun with barnyard animals.

Reminded me of the old "Alone in the Dark" series, but not as much fun and too linear.

If you're out for a great Mech simulation with some incredible Instant Action games and an inspiring multiplayer setup, all wrapped in a beautiful 3D engine, then run, very fast, and grab a copy.

It is fun in places and does have some FPS gaming goodness, but it is too short in both length and originality.

Pool fans will be happy with this game (unless they have a "Diamond Viper II"), especially if they're snowed in this winter and can't get down to their local billiards hall.

It's an all around feast for your eyes, ears, and gaming appetite.

By far one of the best games to come out this year, and is certainly the best and most original single-player FPS experience to come down the pipeline since Half-Life. If you enjoy great story, super graphics, and excellent gameplay, then this is definitely a game for you.

Monkey Island is still the best place to play.

Not overly fun and addictive, but it's still pretty cool

No matter how smooth, pretty or great sounding a game is, if it ain't got that swing it ain't got a thing. Sacrifice has swing, oh lordy, it has swing.

The gameplay was not extremely bad, nor were the graphics. However, these were not particularly good either, and they were bogged down heavily by abysmal voice acting, a story that failed completely to create the desired effect, and more bugs than an entomologist's wildest dreams.

Graphics for 4x4 Evo are gorgeous.

The levels are great, the tricks are great, but the implementation is just awful.

A decent golf game, but has it's share of problems.

When I first played SST, I considered it a guilty pleasure; by the time I finished I considered it a waste of time.

Overall, the game is clean and reminds me of the old "Pacific Strike" from Origin, though more playable and it doesn't crash my computer.

So the graphics suck, the control is appalling, the intro is masturbatory, how is the gameplay you ask? Not too bad.

While there a couple of warts, NHL 2001 is, in this reviewer's opinion, the best NHL game to come out of EA Sports, ever.

It's a good idea for a story but it has been overdone to death.

By far the best sequel I've ever played.