It's the details that we love in this game...Graphics are wonderful, too...Just dont play it in the dark.

Second Sight's absorbing plot and high-quality cinematic presentation are backed up with tight and entertaining gameplay.

A wild ride through some of mankind's most violent episodes holds its own against the orginal PC masterpiece.

Ultimately this isn't quite polished, inspired, or exciting enough to appear in the top echelon of Xbox titles. Mech-fans are unlikely to be disappointed, however.

It's the details that we love in this game...Graphics are wonderful, too...Just dont play it in the dark.

It's involving, very, very slick, and you really do feel part of an ongoing quest. Oh yeah, and there's no hobbits either.

Second Sight's absorbing plot and high-quality cinematic presentation are backed up with tight and entertaining gameplay.

You'll work your way through all the minigames quickly, but you'll have a smile on your face for the duration.

Very impressive power-ups...There's a lot of joy to be had by simply transforming and riding about.

Metal Gear's move from all-out action to turn-based strategy has been handled with style. [JPN Import]

There is an awful lot of game here... Another schizophrenic winner from the Japanese masters of action/adventure.

Hidden & Dangerous 2's real strength lies in its multi-layered approach. With Lone Wolf and Carnage modes for action addicts, and team control for the more thoughtful player, its depth and emphasis on stealth means that it's yet another quirky classic.

The GBA version of The Sands of Time is much more of a straightforward action platformer... lacks any major wow factor.

While "GoldenEye" was the videogaming equivalent of "Citizen Kane," Agent is just another dumb Hollywood blockbuster.

It's involving, very, very slick, and you really do feel part of an ongoing quest. Oh yeah, and there's no hobbits either.

Worth a look if you fancy some Rollercoaster Tycoon-style construction fun, with four-wheel time challenges thrown in for good measure.

A fantastic game and even a bare minimum of effort on the part of the developer can't take that away from it.

A wild ride through some of mankind's most violent episodes holds its own against the orginal PC masterpiece.

A very sweet game and, thankfully, very easy to play from the outset. While nowhere near as comprehensive as "The Sims," this is as endearing and sylish as keeping people as pets gets.

XIII's a charming game initially, but get past the visuals and you're left with a simple shooter with a maddeningly deadly aim.

A pleasant addition to this templated tale.

A wild ride through some of mankind's most violent episodes holds its own against the orginal PC masterpiece.

If you were hoping it would upgrade the action quota... or if you expected an improvement in AI and collision detection, then stay away.

It has a refreshing sense of humor.

It's involving, very, very slick, and you really do feel part of an ongoing quest. Oh yeah, and there's no hobbits either.

At times The Getaway is spectacularly cinematic in the best way imaginable, ie in game, rather than through cut-scenes... you can see why people are going to enjoy The Getaway.

While Commandos 3 is still a strong concept, and most definitely a super-looking game, it's only suitable for the most patient veterans of the series.

These minigames take a step beyond previous eyetoy efforts because they use many of the gaming elements that make their original incarnations such fun to play.