The most amazing thing about Dark Cloud 2 is the fact that so much can be fit into one game like this, all of which is used effectively, and still have room left over for awe-inspiring graphics.

Drool-worthy graphics, head-banger’s delight music, and absolutely stunning gameplay.

Seems almost like a combination of many of the best management sims to date.

The addition of the 3D camera and terrain gives it an edge over other titles in the area.

My biggest complaint with SB is that there is no sort of story line to go with the game.

RPG fans may scoff at it's hack-n-slash nature, but they are missing out in this case, as Dungeon Siege provides spades of real-time tactical delight.

Between its fluid gameplay that balances elements of action, stealth, puzzle solving, and adventure, and its beautiful visual and audio presentation, Beyond Good and Evil is a good game; however, it’s the examination of pertinent moral questions that raises Beyond Good and Evil to the level of a great game.

The gritty, film noir storytelling, intense bullet time action sequences and painstaking attention to detail in every area make Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne a must-have for every action fan.

As a fast-paced and intense gameplay title, it is appealing to those who have no idea what Star Trek Voyager is.

Represents everything good about gaming. Hands down, the best platform game of 2002.

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

The graphics look sharper, the creatures look and move more realistically, the items are impressive, and the quests seem to be a little deeper.

While not perfect by any means, there's enough fun in Bombing Run and Double Domination alone to make this one worth picking up for some multiplayer fun.

A phenomenal game.

Due to its paltry length and lack of decent multiplayer options, I can’t wholeheartedly recommend this game. It is, however, a solid offering.

The multiplayer component truly makes for the great replay value as you can play as Yuri’s forces while online but not in Single player.

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.

Monkey Island is still the best place to play.

The graphics for Moto Racer: Advance are top notch and make it truly a great game to play on the GameBoy. The gameplay is just as much fun as any racing game I have ever played.

It's extremely fast, it's even more intense, and it has replay value to boot. What more could you ask for in an arcade racer?

The ultimate test of any game is how much you want to play it after you stop and quite frankly I found myself wanting to play "FreeSpace 2" or "Starlancer" while I was playing Allegiance. I didn't really like it, but it is a good game, it's just not for everybody.

The gameplay is simple but never lacking, keeping me glued to the screen.

Enriching the gameplay experience significantly, the audio design stands out among the best this year. Sound effects garnish every movement and action, equally emphasizing visual and audio stimulation.

Massive character creation tools, diverse city landscapes, powerful abilities and enemies, huge groups of powerful heroes fighting alongside each other and the list goes on and on showing this massively multiplayer game is not like so many out there.

Give this improbable but welcome follow-up the benefit of the doubt and chances are you’ll find it offers some of the most action, humor, and--dare I say it--fun you’ve had with a console RPG in a long time.

It's a lot of fun, features some good writing and an engaging story, and is the best first person RPG experience I have had in years.

The excellent implementation of combat among an army, combined with the large variety of gameplay and an excellent campaign story make this game truly shine.

Definitely one of the more interesting governing and building game out there. It is unique in a lot of ways, and the gameplay is excellent.