Solid game but the lack of a competition keeps the excitement factor pretty low.

With an easy control interface, and its incredible graphics, game play and sound, this program is the best in its genre, without a doubt. It is a joy to play.

Unfortunately, when I received this game, the battle to get this damn program to run began.

This is one of those games that I love. It encompasses so many game lovers when it comes to genre. It is fun for those who love racing as much as it is for those who love seeing their familiar cartoon characters outside of the television.

A diluted product that isn't excellent in any regard...which, though it has its moments, is how Championship Motocross 2001 ends up feeling.

Slick looking, sharply packaged, and a heroine who really packs a punch with a razor edge style: Oni is a game in its own realm when it comes to looks.

Beautiful graphics and great 3D perspectives make this game quite appealing to the eye. The emphasis on managing can get old too quickly.

Although the cars and scenery looks very realistic, the steering might be a little too real making for a frustrating and miserable time playing this game in the beginning. It does nothing to thrive over the competition or advance the driving genre except for the realism in the cars.

Though viewed from the third-person perspective, this is still a terrific shooter game that dances on the fringes on a role-playing program. With its rich graphics, solid story and great audio, Oni is a sure-fire hit.

You have to mentally battle here, make decisions quickly and suffer the consequences of bad decisions. The single player game is tough; the online game is tougher.

A great storyline and and impressive interface make for a great game.

At first look, it seemed to be a tired plot revisited. However, the more times it was played, the easier it was to get into the game, and to even enjoy it.

A cerebral challenge that has the right combination of historical perspective, easy control elements, well-designed graphics, and solid game play.

Experienced game players picking up this program will soon discover that the yolk ... er, joke is on them.

It’s not revolutionary, nor is it total garbage, but it is hard.

It lacks in originality, and the play is a little slow. But while this is not the kind of game that will take your breath away, it is the kind of game that – because of its simplistic nature – will draw you back to play it.

While this is a good-looking and wonderful-sounding product, it still falls upon the plot to deliver something unique to the experience.

If the whole goal in gaming is to delight the senses, entreat the mind and provide hours of pleasant game experiences, then The Outforce succeeds.

Too much is borrowed to make this a sparkling, innovative game.

A violent, violent game that targets reflexive ability more than cerebral. But it doesn’t presume to be anything but a frag-fest. In that regard it can’t be denied that this program does what it set out to do very well.

This program is not graphically the best on the market, but what it does provide is a terrific challenge on the purely mental level. If you think you have the right stuff, could have been a terrific military mastermind, then you will enjoy this program.

This is a blast to play, has numerous challenges and has enough eye candy to sweeten the appetite of any competitive sports gamer.

Value-wise, you can’t beat an expansion pack like this. It updates the graphics and furthers the story while giving players a solid strategic experience. That Sierra is basically giving it away free is a big plus.

A motorcycle racing game that pushes the limits of racing action, combines it with awesome graphics and teaches the difference between acceleration and brake through a harrowing maze of courses.

Uninspired to the point that you'll have to talk to yourself to stay entertained.

Anyone can make a dark atmosphere and tough characters - but Alice is a wonderful and WITTY adaptation of a familiar story into an intriguing and addictive action/adventure experience.

Giants Citizen Kabuto has great central characters, choice camera angles, and a nice shooter perspective. But while the terrain elements are wonderful, the enemy (and enemy AI) is simplistic.

For the older set, this program sparkles with solid graphics, 360-degree panoramic viewing, a nice audio track and great puzzles. Like other DreamCatcher titles, it is an interactive game that disdains reflexive play, intrigues the mind and is decidedly nonviolent.

When you finish it's time for a ride and what a ride it is! Playstation makes you feel as if you are there taking each twist and turn with the console. This has to be almost as good as IMAX, without leaving your living room!

Three unique perspectives and a host of missions make this a program that can be played over and over again.

Despite the fact that its "bonus" hours of gameplay come as a result of unbalanced enemies, the game still demonstrates that Jagged Alliance 2 is an original, lasting game that rewards patient gamers with a steady, gripping experience.

This game is one of those you play strictly for the fun of playing and that is something I know everyone will appreciate.

The awkwardness of the gameplay aspects greatly diminish an otherwise fine product.

It is so evenly balanced on all levels that you feel as if you glide easily from one operation to the next without any interruption. This is a definite have to own.

While extremely addictive, the lack of originality, lack of any recognizable structure, and lack of even the most cursory story line, makes this a mediocre game at best.

It may not sport the graphical quality of Microsoft’s "Age Of Empires II," but still has all the elements of a good program, built to be user-friendly.

Not only is it well designed, but it is simple enough in control configuration for anyone to play.

If all you are looking for is a good-looking program and a reason to shoot just about everything that moves, this could be the program you are looking for.

The violence is a little excessive.

Console racing fans may find this a little lacking, but for those who enjoy doing more than just circling a track, this has just the right flavor.

A marvelous learning program that challenges players to think, reason, and plan ahead. The program has a terrific options package, solid graphics and sound. This is the program that you will want if you play chess or ever wanted to learn.

What we have, in the end, is an engaging Star Trek game that delivers more story and replay than "Elite Force," but lacks the visceral intensity and multiplayer capability.

Non-repetitive character motion that makes sure no two crashes are the same, a comprehensive replay system that lets you capture your coolest moves and post them on the web, and last but certainly not least for the serious gamer, there is support for up to eight players over the internet!

It's a keep ya playing kinda game.

Although the game is somewhat entertaining, the graphics make it almost unplayable.

And the major trouble with this program is lack of feel for both the recommended club selection and the recommended stroke guidance.

The graphics are of the highest quality, and the total interplay of the gamer is something you do not always find in a lot of highly touted must own games.

The game is definitely a contender for game of the year. If a possible AI patch would be released, then this game would be a 10+.

While adults might become aggravated by obvious control and camera view issues, the kids find The Grinch very appealing.

Not for the squeamish.

It will definitely provide many hours of addictive fun and entertainment, and getting both EU II and Crown of the North for one purchase price is well worth it. RTS fans that are action buffs may not be as hip on the politics side of the game.

The lack of an uninstall feature is a major detriment to this program.

The humor is droll but affecting, and the game play so well laid out that this program has to be considered a worthy sequel to its predecessor.

Backstage Assault is a thumb-tiring, momentum-building excursion, sporting the thrills and skills of WCW action. And because it is a no-holds-barred battle fest, you can use whatever weapons are on hand.

A brawny game without a huge emphasis on brains - although Viking warriors toward the end of the game are challenging enough. There's a lot of visceral, visual enjoyment here.

If, however, animation means little to you, and you are looking for a solid, space civ game that requires chess-like moves, this program may be exactly what you are looking for.

If you aren't shaken, but stirred by competitive role-playing action in a console game, The World Is Not Enough may be right up your mission alley.

This is one of those rare games that keeps you so involved that hours go by in seemingly minutes.

The graphics are outta this world and with the different driving views, you can get a really good perspective of what it's like to be in the driver's seat of a real race car. The instruction booklet is concise and to the point.

With force feedback support, the sultry sign-in/sign-out voice of announcer Kate Powers, and a bunch of random, zanily funny mock commercials during the credits sequence all thrown in for free, you'll definitely end up with more than you expected if you've never played a You Don't Know Jack game.

Way too easy to beat.

Hard core and casual gamers will agree this is the best soccer game to date.

Gather the friends and pop in this program for a ride that will have you snickering, sneering, confused, feeling inept and laughing. YDKJ 5th Dementia is adult humor at its irreverent best.

A terrific game that looks great and plays very well.

A solid racing program. Great attention has been paid to the details of off-road racing, and you can enjoy every jolt and bump from a driver's perspective.

It has to be the best golf game on the market today.

Near perfect. Only small flaws and nuisances take away from the game. The high flying no holds barred action is more than enough to make up for any problems the game might have.

The sound is nothing short of spectacular. Every noise you'd expect to hear at a hockey game has been taken into account and put in the game.

Engaging.

This game is one of those rare cases where it crosses so many lines of game genres. Whether you are a sports fan or challenge and skill, this is one game that will deliver on all fronts.

Its total package is made up of great game play, great graphics, great sound . . . just an overall great experience.

RTS fans will really enjoy the faster pacing, new objectives to complete, and the well-acted cutscenes. Other fans looking for 3D graphics or new gameplay options will be disappointed, but the missions are still entertaining enough to keep them happy.

Unless you are actually ON the track, this is as good as it gets when it comes to a racing.

The controls are not hard to master; it is only the obstacles and other drivers that present the hardest portion of this program. It is enjoyable.

Combines solid graphics and exceptional sounds into a top-notch war gaming experience.

Creepy and adventurous.

This game is hopping with hours and hours of fun. Once you play the game and win, you will find yourself going back to the beginning to start all over.

It is not overly challenging in terms of resource management, but the strangeness of this world’s inhabitants and their civilizations make this a nice little program.

The best part about LL is that Corkscrew Follies is packed in as well; so if you haven't purchased the first expansion, you are getting both in this title...My only complaint is that you still cannot ride the creations you make. What a bummer!

Only those who have racing in their blood, and are veterans of circuit wars will find this the type of game they can jump in and play. For others, who seek games that don’t require the level of skill this game demands, you would be better off finding another title.

EA has done yet another superior job in utilizing the latest technology in bringing us a game that looks so life-like, you will oftentimes forget that you are playing a game and not watching the actual sport.

The multiplayer is amazing, and the single-player can be very rewarding if you're willing to go the extra mile, and you have to be willing to spend a lot of time perfecting your skills.

Nice game play, rich historical perspective and solid animation.

If this product has a failing point, it has to be the graphical elements. But then again, this program is built so that just about anyone with a Pentium computer can play it.

The graphical elements are not the best (the game only requires a Pentium 133 processor and 32 megs of hard drive space), and the sound quality falls a little short, but the program appeals to a wide range of players because of its lack of violence, easy player interface and customizable difficulty levels.

The gamer interface is awkward and does not allow for, initially, a quick grasp of the program.

The puzzles aren't difficult and the storyline is pretty straightforward. The hardest part is keeping innocent people safe.

This is the best console-to-PC conversion I have seen in any game.

This program intrigues, and delights. The characters have personalities, the game board is huge and the storyline is liable to go in almost any direction – or so it seems.

No 3d acceleration, but the mission editor gives unlimited amounts of gameplay for both novices and experts alike.

The developers tried to enhance the new version, but took away from the original.

A cheap redux of the original.

Multiplayer play is uninspired, but still entertaining because while the traditional multiplayer elements are lacking, the fact remains that you're playing in a creative universe, with characters you're familiar with and with "authentic" weapons and settings that come straight out of the television show.

This game should actually get two separate ratings -- because it really is unplayable right now (a 1), but with the bugs fixed I think it will be a 10.

Very entertaining.

Sheer joy – a delight to look at, a treat for the ears and a challenge for the mind. This game is the sibling to an award-winning program, and will in all likelihood be continuing that family tradition.

The repetitious battles and limited tech tree will leave RTS gamers wanting, and the story is contrived at best, so Trek fans will be disappointed.

The detail on these racing vehicles is breathtaking to say the least.