If you're gonna have odd features, make them essential... A good game, but a slightly wasted opportunity.

The locations feel more spacious than the original, too, and missions are varied so drug busts move into car chases with only the slightest hint of nausea...A limited but exciting experience.

Playing Resident Evil 4 is like reading an utterly compelling horror novel. This is the finest GameCube game for ages, and survival horror's most glorious moment so far.

There are flashes, bangs, and crashes, but after more than an hour of playing it, the only thing you're really want is to lie down about a few rounds of Majong...If called upon to describe MA2 in a single word, that word would be relentless. This game is furious, sure, but it definitely isn't fast.

The only real problem with Joe 2: It's way too similar to the previous title...Still, a terrific game. Challenging, but never to the point of frustration.

This game may be relatively simply, but it sure is varied... Comforting and predictable.

It's scary. Really, really, really scary...It features the scariest thing in the world. Eerie children singing. [JPN Import]

Faithful to the movie where it counts, but it's also fun and accessbile, even for non-RTS fans.

Very much Star Wars but this time with a lot of added depth, care, and a complete absence of laziness.

The demanding learning curve is absolutely perfect... An essential purchase for patient gamers everywhere.

The demanding learning curve is absolutely perfect...An essential purchase for patient gamers everywhere.

Overall Drill Spirits comes across as fun, if a bit samey.

The demanding learning curve is absolutely perfect...An essential purchase for patient gamers everywhere.

The demanding learning curve is absolutely perfect...An essential purchase for patient gamers everywhere.

Hardly groungbreaking, but it is a laugh. In an increasingly bleak world ("Killzone"), that's enough for us.

Hardly groungbreaking, but it is a laugh. In an increasingly bleak world ("Killzone"), that's enough for us.

Hardly groungbreaking, but it is a laugh. In an increasingly bleak world ("Killzone"), that's enough for us.

The whole affair feels like a slightly slower more elegant version of the recently released "Wario Ware."

The only real problem with Joe 2: It's way too similar to the previous title...Still, a terrific game. Challenging, but never to the point of frustration.

Has the right balance between beautifully-cinematic storytelling and thrilling gameplay.

If life simulation is your bag, Urbz DS will keep you happy enough while you're on the move.

Quite rough around the edges which suggests that it was rushed out to meet the DS launch date. Very disappointed.

We laughed, we gaped, we cried, screamed, and on a few occasions, came dangerously close to wetting ourselves.

Visually, the game is awe-inspiring.

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

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

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

If you run and gun like an idiot, expect your men to follow you straight into an early grave...A thiking man's firefight.