You're going to have to stick with the game for a while if you hope to unlock everything it has to offer, but I sincerely doubt that, that will be a problem as each mode is as fun and engaging as it is unique.

You'll be playing forever -- building your own character and trying to defeat UFC Mode and Champion Road. This game has tons to offer.

"Sega GT is hot sh*t." Get this game, play this game. Live this game. Fuzzbuster not included.

A good game that will take awhile to appreciate, and then the lack of real tactical missions may leave you feeling a bit empty.

It's a damned shame, but there's just about no good reason to bring this game into your life.

A four-player oasis in a desert of single- or two-player titles, Powerstone 2 will quench your thirst for party fun. Just don't expect a serious fighting engine or any sort of lasting appeal in when you're stuck playing with yourself.

Things take too long, RPG elements are vague and control is quite weak - but if you're prepared to put up with it then you gain access to rather a good story and cinematic adventure.

The very definition of a sleeper hit, Deep Fighter might not be on your "must buy" list but it certainly deserves a look-see.

"Defender of the Future," like a fine wine, should be savored; not slammed for the quick buzz it might provide. Buy it.

Raising and talking to Seaman is an addiction, obsession, and rewarding experience, but it can also be a frustrating and time-consuming one.

Horrible physics, dull gameplay, and awful visuals are just a few of the major casualties in this game.

With very well-done graphics and a decent amount of gameplay, "Royal Rumble" is an overall chaotic game that provides some intense arcade gameplay.

Somebody bring me the head of the person who wrapped the inpenetrable red tape all around the classic Disney characters. I'll make a mummy of him/her with the same tape.

Run, do not walk, AWAY from this game.

Prepare to turn a blind eye to some graphical problems though, and for God's sake, kill that music!

It could have been a little better had there been a create-a-player mode, but the originality of the different modes of play and the great detail make this one a keeper.

Top-notch. If you waited impatiently for "Rainbow Six" and then were disappointed with the final product, H&D will be a welcome addition.

If you are a sim fan you MUST have this game.

Leave it on the shelf. Activision missed the mark with this one.

This is a title that rewards all comic book store jockeys and supplies unending gameplay for those aching for a fighter fix.

Stick with it, find a friend to play it with, and "Street Fighter 3: Double Impact" has almost everything you'll ever need from a 2D fighter.

With more hidden features, game modes, and puzzles than you can shake a stick at, "Bust a Move 4" is the next logical step for the venerable Bust a Move series.

ZR isn't really that great an investment if you're looking for a real game that takes weeks to conquer, but, if you're looking for plain and simple arcade thrills with a few sweet twists, you're bound to like the territory.