The levels are long, repetitive and difficult (for the younger set) while the bosses are usually extremely easy.

The game’s hit detection is horrendous, the boss fights are excruciatingly aggravating, and even without all its flaws, Daredevil would still only be a bland and repetitive platformer.

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

The completely implausible story, the variety of situations McClane finds himself in and some genuinely funny dialog help elevate it out of the junk heap.

What impressed me the most about Wacky Stackers as a whole were the music and sound effects.

The sound and music aren't awful but are definitely below average.

Everyone who plays Darkened Skye should at least love the save system. You can save anywhere, anytime, even right in the middle of a boss fight after you've got your opponent's energy half way down.

Some average gameplay and graphics team with some decent sound this game isn’t horrible but not great either.

Just average.

The biggest gripe I have is that the game lacks analog control over acceleration and braking.

Just isn't a very enthralling game.

Sure, this game offers the most extensive character list ever, but the single player experience here is lackluster and the lousy audio, among other things, drags this game down.

While the game does have its strong points, including a high degree of accessibility, the reliance on 8-bit era play mechanics and graphics make Army Men Advance look like Army Men Color.

The poor graphics and lack of save weigh down this game considerably.

The game is just too short with so-so graphics and questionable handling.

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

It seems almost impossible to hit enemies when they are two close to you. Funny, as I remember it, light sabers weren't used from a mile away.

The original Game Boy Tetris features superior control and is more fun in general than this release will ever be.

So inherently unfair it is guarenteed to test the patience of anyone. The rock-paper-scissors battles make combat 90% luck while the whole monster collecting sub-theme isn't very strong.

Uninspired.

Fans of the movie and even fans of the genre should steer clear of this disappointment.

It can't compare to the original NBA Jam. While the gameplay is good in most respects the control scheme is aging and the physics and AI need some improvement as well.

It is sloppy, mundane and unforgivably short.

Decent. Well thought out. Done before.

Every bit as average as Reign of Fire the movie. A few interesting missions save it from being a trainwreck but the visuals and controls could have used some serious work.

The lack of in-game music and any real saving option really hurt this title. The speed boost problem is also very annoying but at least with some practice gamers will get used to the unforgiving handling.

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.

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