All the multimedia does is add to an already immersive and intense experience.

My only real complaint is that the game is somewhat short... However, Full Spectrum Warrior is still a must for any hardcore gamer.

Manages to blend all the right elements of control, graphics and sound into a package that fits in the palm of your hand while acting like a game fit for a console.

A great bit of gaming that should be enjoyed instead of rushed so make sure you explore the whole game because it will all be over too soon. I guess all wonderful things come in small packages.

A deftly blended mix of strategy and timing, a game that not only remembers that boxing isn't just about brawn and speed it's also about strategy.

The multi-tiered levels and layered fighting system helps create a game that, while harder to master, is certainly more rewarding to play.

Visually, Gun is one of the prettiest looking titles I’ve seen in terms of quality of design.

I would buy a GameCube for this game only and not be disappointed. If I never play another game on the system, I already feel I got my money's worth. That is how good this game is.

I still think this is the GameCube's equivalent of "Halo."

Manages to capture the full-realism of 3D driving on a handheld device without having to make the graphics small and jagged.

The game has a strong storyline and screams play me.

What really makes this game such a blast to play is the developers' understanding the importance of vehicles and aircraft in the Vietnam War.

Certainly one of the best new Mario games to come to market in recent years, blending the best of many of Nintendo's game types into something that is a blast to play and varied enough to capture and keep your attention from beginning to end.

Graphically this game is brilliant. While I can't say that the graphics were jaw dropping for their quality, the motion capture is by far some of the best I've ever seen, not just for the cutscene intro but also in the game play as well.

If you're looking for something a bit more accessible and arcade-influenced than most golf games, or if you just love Mario, you can't go wrong with Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour.

While the game has its challenging moments, it doesn’t have the frustration factor that some GBA games have and can be played joyfully by experienced or novice game players.

You can tell the amount of love poured into this game, it really shows. An excellent title for anyone who enjoys adventure games, especially those who like the less linear feel that Fable has to offer.

This game has great controls, but they’re touchy.

Once you start you won’t be able to put down the controller until you’ve beaten it.

A vast improvement to an aging franchise, breathing a little more life into a concept that's days may be numbered.

The comic book quality graphics and spot on story telling are the icing on an already fun to play, easy to control game.

Since so much of THUG 2 is dependant on a solid control system, there was some risk that this whole effort could completely backfire. The good news is that didn’t happen.

Offers a nice twist on the role-playing genre, blending a fascinating and darkly brooding plot with the occasional and very bizarre dark humor while throwing in an interesting twist to the genre’s weakest point –fighting.

A well-realized, excellent, and more importantly, fun adventure title.

Ikaruga rests its laurels on hard and fast gameplay, and while it is good gameplay, it's also very challenging, fairly short, and not what I'd call a mass appeal title.

Bottom line here is that the polish and attention to detail has transferred well to make the gameplay solid and something to keep coming back to.

SSX Tricky has amazing graphics, hands down. There aren’t any weather effects in the game, but that’ll hardly be noticed with the amazing level design and diverse textured backgrounds.

One of the most nicely immersive titles I’ve seen.