It shouldn't be ignored because it has playability, fun, solid multi-player modes, good music, and enough to give a gamer a good time.

One of those rare games that not only sucks you in, but pins you down and gives you noogies as time passes unmercifully.

Amazing graphics, limitless playability. You just won't find a fighting game this good for a long time to come.

It does have a truly spectacular feel of control and speed that makes every course that is included a joy to pass through again and again.

A disappointing sequel; it’s just not as good as the original which was in my opinion one of the greatest games of all time, it really was magical. Graphically it’s superior, but gameplay-wise, it’s just more of the same, albeit at a considerably slower pace.

Rewarding gameplay, close to infinite replay value.

A decent-enough game. It's not groundbreaking, by any sense of the word, but it's at least solid enough to keep gamers going for the few hours it takes to beat.

Fortunately, the offline game plays like butter with its deep features and assortment of customization for the hardcore basketball fan.

It's complex learning curve, is somewhat alien (ouch!) to the genre, but once mastered you'll find yourself wading through more than enough enemies to keep your trigger finger happy.

Believe the hype. Jet Grind Radio is top-notch in every way and there's absolutely no excuse for not adding it to your Dreamcast library.

Sega's machine is capable of producing far-better games, and Sarge's Heroes has the unmistakable smell of shovelware.

Too bad your mom's jokes are dirtier than any of these cars.

It's blatantly obvious that no-one was willing to put the time and effort in to make this a game worthy of your money.

It's hard to believe that a game this good sells for such a low price while so many other games that suck sell for more

Plagued by graphical glitches and annoying gameplay faux pas, Super Runabout: SF Edition hides some serious fun if you look hard enough for it.

The realism and tactical aspects are extremely limited in most areas and slammed together with more action-oriented missions.

True, there are a ton of levels and different gameplay modes, but the control is going to bug you to no end.

If you like racing games but want action, without all those sissy rockets and machine guns, Demolition Racer:No Exit may be what you're jonesin' for.

It's way short on extras, short in general, and not amazing in any way, but it's still a good rental.

Great graphics and animation alone can't save this punch-drunk sequel.

The speed will amaze you and the gameplay and graphics will blow you away. Go get it. Now.

Incredibly addictive gameplay mixed with mostly good graphics and sound make this one a big hit with everyone who plays it.

Forget all that other FPS and Sports nonsense and just say a quick prayer to Sonic Team for delivering some Mexican mana from heaven.

If you're just looking for some general fun with Street Fighter, try Alpha 3 or Marvel vs. Capcom 2.

Stick with it long enough and you'll overcome its issues to find the top-notch arcade fun nestled at its core.

Frogger 2 isn't going to win any awards for originality, but it's a solid game that does exactly what it sets out to do -- re-create a classic game while adding a few fresh, new ideas to keep things interesting.

I just can't imagine gamers of any age getting any enjoyment out of this game.

Hits the spot with the best controls and the most convincing handling, ever, in a driving game.