The game itself does a good job of masking the appearance of the field, maintaining an illusion of 3D, and keeping the graphics consistent.

The best motorcycle racing game on the system. I am very impressed with just about every aspect of the game. It is tough but not insanely tough.

This latest Tenchu is worth the money, but probably won’t hang around long in your collection after you beat it. The graphics and sound are slick and the fluid gameplay and intense kill scenes are very rewarding – just don’t expect a lot from multiplayer features.

Yeah, the game is easy to pick up and generally fun to play, but it’s missing that special something that elevates games to greatness.

Although one of the better F1 racing games around, it seems like F1 Career Challenge might need to add some air to their tires.

Bomberman Jetters does offer a few new features but unfortunately not enough to substantially impact the gameplay.

It is fun to blow stuff up for a while, but with a bit longer, this game could’ve been much much better.

The extra time it took to get it to market makes it look and feel outdated. It also suffers from technical problems with its 3D graphics support.

Once you look past the seemingly innocent façade, you will find yourself tossed around the proverbial meat grinder.

Combat, simply put, just doesn't feel right. The pacing feels too sluggish, and as a result, is largely unexciting.

If you’ve played the Xbox version and were waiting with bated breath for the port, you’re going to be very, very disappointed.

The player graphics are absolutely adorable and the whole package is loaded with vibrant colors and comical animations.

There is absolutely no progression of personal growth nor will the fundamental storyline leave you wanting more. If there was anything that saves it from the trash it would be its thrilling graphics that go beyond normal second rate flight simulations.

A must for any fan of Tim Burton's style of movies or those of us who like our games to sometimes be a little left of center.

Currently my favorite pick for RPG games -- it’s one of the very few worthy titles in the genre this year. Its simpler interface doesn’t offer the detailed character development options of some titles, but I like getting into the game quickly without getting bogged down in the details of character stats.

But with the other elements, graphics that don't seem entirely finished, or a plotline that's seemingly half done, Pariah is fun to play, but ultimately one of my biggest disappointments of this year.

Despite its similarities to other extreme-type racers, it offers enough of a difference in physics and control to provide a fresh experience.

My favorite part is definitely how the game doesn't really point you in one way or the other, whether to be somewhat good or despicably bad, a feature that something like Manhunt should've included.

Worms 4 Mayhem won't rock your world with its refinement and it won't keep you on the edge of your seat with excitement, but it's certainly an entertaining and interesting diversion, if nothing else.

There are far better motocross games out there...it isn’t worthy of gracing the PlayStation 2.

The overall feeling I got after playing this title was “what could it have been”.

If they could've fixed the little gameplay flaws and put a good script in the hands of the voice actors, it would've meant so much in this game.

Codemasters have succeeded in doing what they set out to do. And that’s providing Indy Car racing fans with the most realistic and entertaining game to date. If you fall into that category, it’s a no-brainer.

Online play, I might mention, is excellent. Though currently sparsely populated, Wings of War servers tend to draw dogfight specialists, so your chances of getting more skilled when fighting online is very good.

An overall disappointment. As the direct port of a three-year-old game, certain steps should have been taken to bring it up to par.

If you enjoy a good bit of puzzling, you’ll likely be able to play this game without much frustration.

I wasn’t impressed much by the game’s visuals. They don’t seem to offer much beyond any other game, unless you like drab pre-rendered backgrounds and some remarkably not-stunning character designs.

The story is what really what makes Iron Storm rock!