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

One of the most interesting and odd games that I have played in recent years.

Exceptionally bad. The graphics are terrible, the sound is worse, and the gameplay is boring and slow.

Beyond some frustrating gameplay, Night of 100 Frights brings the visuals and sounds of the long running cartoon to life in this title, with a huge map to explore on your way to solving the mystery.

The plot is interesting and well told. The sounds effects and graphics are detailed, realistic, and both beautiful and gory. The enemy AI is outstanding and provides players of all skill levels with a stiff challenge.

An excellent racing game that has plenty of depth and unlockable features.

The final battle isn’t a huge deal, and the ending isn’t spectacular, but it’s one hell of a ride to get there.

The ability to control 250 in an army is almost too many; of course that is what makes it great-the ability to have gigantic battles that truly bring out the galactic conflict that is underway.

With a combination of repetitive tasks, mundane fighting, and the fact that the game only takes five hours to beat, Legacy of Goku is not a game, it is an insult to the fans.

The missions are not terribly hard, but yet it still makes for a fulfilling experience to complete a mission.

Simplistic in concept and design, and tends to feel like a mini-game that was included in a more ambitious product.

While the lack of strategic depth and animal-centric theme might have made this a good candidate for younger gamers, an under-developed audio/visual presentation will probably lose their attention quickly.

An impressive project, and I have an ocean full of respect and admiration for the ambition, energy, and devotion that the developers poured into this game.

Any true baseball fan will be amazed at the amount of information and the good times they'll have playing Baseball Mogul.

The gameplay is not worth spending the dough for unless you have children that are dinosaur fanatics in your household.

The crashes are a great gimmick, but after the first couple of hours the replays become more of a nuisance than a positive effect.

I really don't understand why anyone would want to own this game unless they were a die hard fan of "Die Hard" (sorry).

The end result is mired in too many gameplay inconsistencies for me to give the game my full blessing as a reviewer.

What this boils down to is fun aerial levels being broken up all to often by boring ground levels.

Players who enjoy spending three, four, or more hours on a single game mission will find a lot of enjoyment in Warrior Kings.

The terrible dialogue and silly horror aspects make the game feel much more like a modern ‘B’ horror story than a Hitchcock tale.

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.

JO is a fun game with plenty of action and unique areas but I just had a feeling that I had done all this before.

The graphics are very dated, and aside from some of the complications and innovations it has a pretty old school RTS feel.

This feels like a fairly competent, but incomplete game.

It didn’t look good, it didn’t play good, and it didn’t sound good. You’d probably have more fun playing backgammon online with your mother-in-law.

A satisfying single-player campaign along with an incredibly engaging character creation system, however, makes this one a heartily recommended buy.

I enjoyed the playing but thought that it might get very boring to play this game multiple times unless you are the most die hard of baseball simulation fans.