Simply put, NBA 2K3 is the best basketball game ever made.

The frustrating camera and repetitive gameplay will ward off most older players after a few hours.

Monster Force's largest shortcoming seems to be occasionally repetitive gameplay. Those that can look past that, as well as the game's outward juvenile appearance, should find a solid title with fantastic presentation.

It’s plagued by poor design, flooded with glitches and fails to capture any of the drama or emotion present in the book or the movie.

This is one game that truly is timeless, and it shines on the Game Boy Advance as one of the best games on the system.

It's all pretty standard platforming fare with nothing to really distinguish it from the rest of similar titles except for the license.

Exactly half of this game (The fighting half) is just worthless, and while the other half (The racing half) is fantastic, there isn’t enough of it to warrant a purchase.

It's a good thing "Ecco" is basically tolerable, it's the only game in this collection that keeps the entire thing from stinking.

The difficulty is a bit high if you've never played a Ghosts game before, but the new save feature should help alleviate this problem. I'd say that so far this is far and away the BEST SNES port to reach the GBA yet.

The combat is boring, the menial fetch-quests are boring and the backtracking gets downright frustrating.

The best 2D fighter released on a major Nintendo console in about eight years. The GameCube controller may not be ideal for this kind of game, but neither are any other next-gen system controllers.

Apalling.

Not as good a game as "Circle of the Moon" when all is said and done. Yes, it's generally easier on the eyes, but the somewhat dull level layouts, constant backtracking, awful music and colorful style hamper the Castlevania experience.

Egg Mania isn’t the best puzzle game around but it is one of the most original and is visually appealing.

The graphics are fairly impressive by GBA standards, especially if you look at some of the finer details. Unfortunately the visuals are effected greatly by the onscreen display which really limits how much detail you can actually see.

A very good surfing game that’s distinct enough to stand on its own, but doesn’t reach the same level of brilliance as games like "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater" and "SSX."

There’s a little more emphasis on action instead of puzzles like in other Scooby games, but still good.

As a non-sports gamer, I recommend this game to all other non-sports gamers or arcade-sports fans in general.

This game does some things really poorly, and others exceptionally well...Just be careful... it could take over your REAL life.

On the whole, the game is simply a platformer with nothing much to distinguish it other than Tarzan's ability to tree surf.

Worse yet, there is STILL no save option, it uses passwords, which there is no excuse for anymore. You can find cheats, but with the lack of a save feature you better write them down in a safe place.

A perhaps otherwise decent game made boring by a complete lack of personality and a poor presentation.

The ability to use both the gun and sword (other weapons as well, later on) gives the game a fantastic mount of variety that could have made it the best Mega Man game to date, but time and again this freedom is overshadowed by the shackles of restrictive design that was intended to make the game harder, but ends up sucking the fun out of things.

The three boards are each a little on the dull side and the play mechanics are uninspired.

A great action-sports title to just sitback and have fun with.

Just too difficult to be fun.

It suffers from average-at-best graphics, questionable sound effect and voice-over quality and the longest load times of any GameCube game I've ever played.

The sound is terrible, background art is mostly horrendous, and the single-player mode is absolutely worthless, as even on its highest difficulty it’s extremely easy to beat.