It can be fun at times for fans of the movie, but it is too inconsistent to recommend to the casual action gamer.

An ambitious game that falls a bit short on execution, Warrior Kings is not suited to casual gamers but RTS veterans may find it intriguing.

And for being a “suspense” game, there are times when the music sounds like you’re on a carousal. Not good at all.

Great graphics and some innovative concepts make this one worth a close look, but a thin plot, linear play, and monster AI issues prevent it from achieving true greatness.

A game that provides a lot of fast-paced and exciting action, and does a great job of conveying the feel of the Star Wars universe.

The game has a lot of good ideas, but falls a little flat in the execution. Strategy gamers looking for something a little different or those with an interest in the period should give the game a look, but will need to approach it with a bit of patience.

Carnivores just plain falls short in its execution and its repetitive nature makes it difficult to hold the player's interest for long.

You'll get more face time with a Hooters Girl if you go down to your local Hooters for lunch.

If you are a Sims fan, you'll more than likely enjoy the new places Vacation provides to let your sims loose to enjoy themselves.

Multiplayer aside, Freedom Force is a thoroughly enjoyable game. You'll often find yourself wanting to play the next mission just to gain one more hero, or see what happens next.

Hard core flight sim veterans will find its simplified flight model and weak campaign to be disappointing.

In the AI department, Dark Planet is consistently inconsistent.

The heroes are a great touch that allows players to gain a feeling of personal attachment to their faction, and to enjoy the character improvement aspect of RPGs.

Those who prefer their RPGs to be the more serious experience typical of PC games might be better off passing on it.

Anyone who enjoyed those games might get a kick out of it and it is a good choice for those new to action gaming.

If you really love World War II naval combat and have a very high degree of patience, then maybe take a look at Destroyer Command.

Those looking for less scenery and pretty looking trains and more gaming, should probably pass on Trainz as they will lose interest in the game before too long.

Imaginative levels, great graphics, memorable enemies.

Kudos to the development team for speeding up the build times, including a plethora of new structures and edicts, and adding even more great tracks to the excellent soundtrack.

While this might seem to be a mall rat's dream, Mall Tycoon falls short of the mark as either a business simulation or a shopping center builder.

Sim racing fans will find that it is too easy and not realistic enough, and will grow tired of it before too long.

It has the magical ability to make hours melt away in gaming bliss without the player even really noticing the passage of time.

A fascinating game that provides a tremendous amount of gameplay.

The ability to so easily change between creature types and the opportunity to concentrate on the creature's development are very nice additions to the game that should please those who simply wanted to interact with the game's incredible AI, unfettered by the incursions of rival gods.

It is just one great mission in a series of great missions that provide players with a thoroughly enjoyable and immersive gaming experience. If you ever wanted to be a part of a great war story, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault is a must.

If you are a Star Wars fan and enjoy arcade-style shooters, you'll probably really like this game. Players looking for a more challenging or in-depth simulation, though, might be better off looking elsewhere.

The single player campaign is visually interesting and enjoyable to play, but the multiplayer mode is where the game really shines.

It might prove to be a bit frustrating for the casual RPG player, but those who enjoy the genre will be pleased by the intriguing world and huge amount of gameplay provided by Wizardry 8.