It had tight controls, over the top gameplay, and great looking graphics. NFL Street 2 takes everything that the first game had and expounds upon it making it better in many different aspects.

Though there are only scant few improvements, the gameplay is still solid and a blast!

I wanted an NFL Street sequel that forced me to think and strategize in new ways. EA listened.

A Myst-like adventure with FPS controls. Now if they tuned up Beni's innate abilities, I would have been blown away. The uniqueness of the puzzles and how they work get big ups from this reviewer.

Some people will absolutely love what this game has to offer, but for the most part I think gamers will be more frustrated then thrilled.

Clunky and out of control, GunGriffon: Allied Strike is barely out of the beta phase. At least that's how it plays. Everything you do is slow.

CSI could have been one of those rare point-and-click interactive gems on the Xbox - since we rarely get many of those - but due to its considerably flawed design, poor graphics and simplistic trial-and-error puzzle solving, this one will just disappoint fans of the show.

This sucker is hard. Exploration is the name of the game and quite often you will have to perform an action in one part of the house that has ramifications somewhere far off in another room. Putting it all together is definitely a challenge.

A surprisingly great little adventure that offers an experience unlike any other game out there.

Five mini-games aside, there’s no real gameplay value here.

The graphical facelift has really pulled this game up to the next level, but Mythic was not satisfied to end it there. Instead it added new races, and new zones while expanding the mythology of the game as well.

An awesome game that every player should have in their collection. It is a homage to older games that proves that 2D side-scrolling games are a blast to play.

There's a total lack of ingenuity here, and although this may be the first 3D Mega Man game that "works", it's only because Capcom played it safe; the game is downright tiresome at times, with barely any interesting touches.

At times I thought there were too many choices available in regards to issuing orders, but this does add realism to gameplay. The graphics are top notch within a genre that usually lacks stunning effects.

Without a doubt one of the best games available for the GBA and one of the best reasons for owning the system. The characters, locales, and enemies from the original are all here, creating a compelling game and story on par in many ways with the original.

Really disappointing [gameplay], poor controls, poorly designed missions, poor execution.

If the wonderfully written story and interesting characters won't hook you, then you must not like brilliant role-playing games or Star Wars.

Some gamers may find it too short or frustrating, but it's a must-have for shooter fans.

Battle out of Hell not only adds new content to Painkiller, but it also steps up the visuals. There are new visual distortions and lighting capabilities, which really make the game look great. They are all very noticeable differences.

It is tailored to you - based on your input and actual play. Of course you can play above your actual ranking if you wish, but if you let it operate honestly, it will keep you at a comfortable level with subtle, incremental challenge as you progress. It really, really thinks.

One good thing is that players will face little to no slow down even with a huge battle going on in the middle of the screen.

The gameplay is visceral, fast, and fun, the graphics and sound are incredible, and the story is so well conceived and written that it'll keep you coming back for more.

Really slick gameplay here folks. Strong controls with a nifty new fighting system.

A flawed experience from start to finish, Ghost Recon 2 on the PS2 has its share of really good action-packed moments, but its glitches are just too hard to ignore.

The game has a short learning curve and the AI ramps up nicely to present a very solid and challenging experience.

Reminds me of a budget minded "Dungeon Siege," a game I liked very much. It lacks the depth and the beauty DS has but remember it only has a MSRP of about 20 bucks. It also lacks any MP capability so everything will be solo or using AI companions.

Most of the things that made the first game so great has been taken out to make the Warrior Within a darker combat oriented game.

Not only the most perfectly packaged Game Boy Advance game, but it's also a dream come true for fans of the genre.