The Great One shoots!....and he misses.

I think the graphics in this game were best summed up by one of my friends, who said that these graphics couldn't be more annoying if they tried.

Uninteresting gameplay.

It doesn’t stand out. There’s nothing here to get excited about, as the gameplay is standard fare, and like many Capcom games, your ears are gonna bleed when you hear the voice acting.

It offers nothing new and improved. If you’re a fan of the series and absolutely must have the updated rosters, then you may want to... uh, forget it, don’t buy it anyway!

It looks nice, plays well if you can avoid combat, and has enough puzzles to keep you intrigued for a while.

There is nothing this game does better than any of the other games. I say pass and wait until next year.

Yes, the QB Challenge Mode is back, and quite frankly, it’s still a blast to play. But for this reviewer, with drab graphics, poor animation, an unforgivable audio package, and several game play and AI issues once again rearing their ugly heads, this game is a hurtin’ turkey for sure.

Is there something good here? Yes, Faces of War is quite original and that’s good. However, it is marred by bad design choices, and in the end I’d just wait for the next iteration of this game.

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

During the mulitplayer portion of the game, I also encountered some pretty big design flaws, which you might call bugs, but I hesitate to do so. A tag team match can't be ended the normal ways each time, and I've played with three of my friends for a half hour or more without being able to end a single match.

The only saving grace that can be found is the actual gameplay because without it, it falls into the "Don’t touch with a stick" category.

The controls in V-Rally 3 are frustrating, having less to do with real world physics and more to do with turning my childhood RC racer into a full blown rally car.

This is an ambitious series of games targeted and, who knows, if they do well enough, maybe later versions will add a hint of a third dimension.

Though it does add a few colorful characters, a few different modes of gameplay and some novel damage concepts, Rave Master shows itself to be just barely more than yet another Street Fighter-style knock-off.

Although some events are based on other gameplay tactics, as you’ll see, the entertainment value is generally low and the gameplay uninspiring.

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

Sunny Garcia Surfing’s lack of gameplay and graphics make it a weak contender at best.

Like "Crazy Taxi," this game is fun for a few minutes at a time, but it’s not an engrossing experience. I liked it a little better than I did "Crazy Taxi," because I am a Simpsons fan.

With a weak historical storyline and little in the way of good looking graphics, Fate of the Dragon is another RTS I’d be quick to shelve.

We've played "Age of Empires," and America, you are no "Age of Empires."

Castlevania Chronicles will probably only appeal to fans of the series who can’t ever get enough.

Shape up the way the game flows, its speed, and a better control/attack system, and this might be worth looking at.

This one just flat out stinks.

I can't help but feel that it's the same kind of rushed-out crap that gets tossed into the bargain bin at your favorite game store just weeks after its release.

A mediocre game. While I really, really enjoy collecting the fighter planes available in this game, I could always start a new Micro Machines collection.

In all my gaming years, I have never felt the frustration that I felt when playing this game. On more than one occasion, I had to physically get up and leave the room or risk throwing the controller through my television screen.

Its inferior graphics and incomplete audio are a considerable distraction and the numerous gameplay issues cause problems of their own.