Magnificent controls, thrill-a-minute gameplay, and an incredible sense of pacing elevate the title above the average senseless shooter.

Clearly missing some pieces, but the product may be salvageable.

It'll take a much stronger effort than this to give anyone other than Robotech fans the game they've been waiting for.

Constant fun, whether in small doses or extended sessions.

A borderline disaster. I say "borderline" because there are a few things which save the expansion from being a total flop, but they are few and far between.

Disappointing, and CFS3 actually falls below standards set by previous series titles.

Fail[s] to live up to its potential. What's left is simply a frustrating and tedious single-player game.

Suikoden fans will immediately "hate" the new battle system, while they will probably just "dislike" the world map and the move to 3D graphics with no camera control.

Just like some of its zombies, this game lacks meat.

The lack of a strong storyline or multiplay hurt the game, though, as do the controller options, which leave you with a choice between the far too simplistic and the overly complex.

An unfortunately overcomplicated variation of "Bust-A-Move."

This Worms game is aptly named: it's a blast!

Featuring a lovely variety of online-multiplayer games based on the best trick system in gaming, THPS4 is terribly addictive and ridiculously fun.

The game's strongest point is its graphics and audio presentation, which captures the vibe of a WWE telecast very nicely.

This is what your hands should be doing in their spare time.

Doesn't have enough depth and substance to be great. If you don't like its faux hip-hop style then you won't even find it good.

While titles like "Aggressive Inline" and "Mat Hoffman 2" come close to competing with THPS3, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 blows them out of the water...[but i]t seems very strange to me that this game didn't have official Xbox Live support.

Its depth and addictiveness is second to none. If the GameCube is your only console, then I wholeheartedly recommend this game.

A highly playable, though somewhat clichéd, golf game.

There are fleeting moments of fun in Reign of Fire, but they're quickly smothered beneath lame level design, wretched controls, and a surprising lack of intensity, considering all the dragons and missiles and fire and whatnot.

Considering the amount of detail that clearly went into designing the lush landscapes, enormous environments, and character art for this game, it's really a shame that the fun factor seems like less than an afterthought.

If you think that you're up to wrestling with sensitive controls, then V-Rally 3's formidable package would be well worth investing in.

In my case, the funnin' exceeded the bummin', but not as much as I wanted. This just isn't the game that'll bring 2D gameplay back into vogue.

A game rife with control problems and uninspired gameplay.

A faithful re-creation of a stellar PS2 game, but considering the beefier hardware and a year of development time, it should have been more.

With fast, violent, and even subtle sporting action all wrapped up in a gorgeous audiovisual package, Deathrow is a real winner of a game.

If you've enjoyed Zoo Tycoon so far, you should find plenty more to like in Marine Mania.

The AI is stuck in neutral, the races aren't exciting enough to get your engine running, and the missions feel a bit flat.