A great racing game that is a ton of fun. You can link up 4 GBA's and race against your buddies providing a great multiplayer experience.

Doesn’t have a lot of spit & polish, and at first glance would seem to be a pretty crappy game, but that’s only skin deep. Get underneath the hood, and you’ll find an enjoyable fight engine, lots of extra material, and an impressive amount of content for a fighting game.

Since I am not a wrestling fan at all I really couldn’t appreciate some of the finer points of this game including video interviews with some of the real wrestlers themselves or setting up the stats of a user-defined wrestler or the in-depth controls.

Nothing wrong with our European friends taking a stab at an American topic but a litle more technical/cultural consulting and the awkward prose would not be as noticeable.

Even if you are not floored when you first start playing, give the game a chance and explore some of the nuances and you will be hooked before you know it.

The excessively high frustration level and poor quality cut scenes make this game about as fun as reading "Moby Dick" during your Christmas vacation.

Although not one the best games of the year, it still has a number of redeeming qualities and if you’re a fan of either Star Wars or third person shooters, you won’t be disappointed.

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

My new favorite game.

The main issue most will have is the controls and interface. If you can stick it out and get accustomed to the system, it does end up working well.

About as beautiful a videogame that you are ever going to see. Yes, it even looks better then the remake that came out earlier this year.

The gameplay is so enjoyable and engrossing.

Although the controls can still be difficult to manage at first, Starfleet Command III is worth the effort.

The worlds are visually wonderful and detailed. While the game is somewhat linear and task oriented, the worlds have an openness about them so that you don’t feel trapped like you do in many games.

A virtually unplayable RPG.

Manages to meld a great story, serious action, and limitless gameplay to produce one of the best games of all time.

The only real flaw that I saw is the tendency for lag to creep in during a four person game, as the Gamecube does get a little stressed by the amount of processing required.

Redeemed by its setting and style but in many other respects is a run-of-the-mill graphics-heavy 3D product that game companies can churn out in their sleep.

The story is what really what makes Iron Storm rock!

A refreshingly fun and simple game in a world of gaming that seems to thrive on the extremes of realty and destruction... A must have for fans and newbies alike.

Although Backyard Football may work for a seven-year-old, few others would get much enjoyment from it. Lacking serious refinement in most areas, the “cute” style of gameplay wears off quickly and leaves few reasons to come back.

The audio is perfect, using clips straight out of the movie.

Some obvious effort was put into the AI with enemies doing more than just the given "stand and fire." Often you'll see them working as a team or running when out gunned.

Although it stretches the Starfox license, once the game begins, you'll hardly notice and the game's length will keep you busy for some time.

Does not contain enough new gameplay or features to separate it from the myriad of simulation titles available today.

Despite the gummi ship craziness, I found this game to be completely addictive.

SOCOM has one of the nicest interfaces I’ve ever seen. Easy to use and very simple.

Beyond the disarms and shot dodging, it's not worth much more than a rental.