The new multiplayer games, except for Monkey Tennis, don't really measure up to the originals, but they are, afterall, just icing on the cake.

Calling the GBA version of NFL Blitz 20-03 a bad game is an insult to bad games. It's craptacular! The game looks, sounds and plays awful.

The play mechanics are rock solid, but the game is definitely lacking variety.

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

If you need a fighter fix UFC would be the place to go for Cube owners, boring or not it's pretty much all you've got for now.

Adults: take a point or two off the overall score if you're intending to pick up Stuart Little 2 for yourself. If you're buying it for a young kid, add a point.

While the game definitely is top notch, there are a few areas that could still use a little bit of tightening in order for it to really stand out.

All of the elements of the game are pretty sound, but it occupies a strange place in the sport... too exagerrated for sim fans and not exegerated enough for some arcade fans.

Even the most hardcore Tetris fans will be upset with the sloppy multiplayer and arcade modes and the lack of meaningful new gameplay.

It's a tad on the short side and has a few tiny little gameplay issues, but the overall polish of this game is apparent from beginning to end.

The quest is long, the game is filled with optional material and despite said deja vu, just about every aspect of MMBN 2 is above average.

One of those games that will last a while and provide the same thrill a year from now as it does today.

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.

The cel-shaded graphics are appropriate for once, and are also well done.

Even if you love EWJ you will most likely find nothing but disappointment from this game despite a splash of humor.

The clean anime-ish graphics make the tennis action itself easy to keep track of and the audio portion of the game was paid a surprising amount of attention by the developers.

The biggest problem in Punch King is how shallow it is.

Just isn't a very enthralling game.

Just isn't a very enthralling game.

It is sloppy, mundane and unforgivably short.

Just average.

The addition of multiplayer (and co-op even) really extends the shelf life of a rather good puzzle game.

The graphics are good, the music is pretty good and the varied gameplay sets it apart from other games in the genre.

The next great title in the genre.

It still uses falling pieces but the whole 3D angle is a refreshing change of pace.

It is undeniably one of the best looking games ever made for any platform, period. The sound and music are appriopriately spooky.

With a great balance between graphical might and well-executed controls this game is perfect for just about anyone, beginner or expert.

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