The camera is terrible. It jumps around more than a group of moshers at a punk-rock concert. As enemies surround the area and you retaliate, the camera jerks in various directions. Sometimes it will zoom out for no apparent reason.

Thanks to its many glaring flaws such as awful camera and awkward combat controls, Catwoman isn’t much fun to play even with the cool feline abilities.

No other type of sports games requires such strategy while under pressure. Online leagues and tournaments are an improvement over XSN's online leagues, but are still in their fledgling stage.

Playing in the shadows is fun, but the trial-and-error nature of the game is not.

Catwoman's lack of challenge is disappointing, but its confusion is what covers the game in darkness. Not knowing where to go next is awful.

The very sub par AI and difficulty of the single player mode isn’t going to be worth $9.99 per month for a lot of you out there, and even multiplayer fans won’t get much at the moment since there aren’t many people online.

It is far and away the most accurate representation of the sport that we have in gaming.

Athens 2004 maybe mostly a button-mashers paradise, but the game is also a great deal of fun. If you like athletic competition on the console systems, this is an easy recommendation.

Do not expect this to be a quick in-and-out type of game. The timer for the starting missions is 60 minutes, and you will use most of the that to work through the map and accomplish what you are tasked to do.

A symphonic masterpiece. Such a statement may sound repetitive, but when an RPG is this good you can't help but repeat yourself.

From the great graphics, fun gameplay, and amazing concept, TrackMania provides a might punch in a small package.

Suffers greatly due to poor plot execution. The pace at which this game plays out, and the tedious cut screens you have to endure really kill any momentum you might have going.

Strong A.I. and plenty of options elevate this on to my regular play list. I just really wish it was online capable. I would have scored this bad boy a 9.0.

Given the limits of the system, I believe 80 Days acquits itself very well in the pantheon of GBA games, It doesn't stick out for any one feature, it is a bland, competent entry in the 2-D side scrolling action adventure group.

The only people that this game could be recommended to, in good conscience, is the absolute beginner, or parents who want to understand their kids’ interest.

A solid RTS game, one that fans of the genre will probably enjoy. However, anyone who’s growing bored of playing the same WWII sim game in different forms wouldn’t find too much to write home about.

Even though some of the missions are on the lackluster side, the game as a whole is really fun to play.

What this games does, it does well. However, game crashes, a weak story and frequent player stopping points do hurt the game's overall experience.

Despite the steep learning curve, the busy work, and a few irritating warts, there is an awful lot to like here.

Frustrating. The game does have a lot of challenging hurdles and yet the gameplay is not that compelling to keep the interest level up. It’s not certain what the developers were aiming for with this title, but the game just falls short in many areas.

Overflows with action and there’s a nice diversity within the game’s levels that makes this sequel superior to the original.

You'll wander the world in typical RPG fashion, but the battle system is truly unique and fun.

Hats off to Treyarch for making a game based on probably the most difficult character to harness. They have nailed Spider-man from his animations to his abilities – this game is nearly a perfect adaptation.

The mini-missions do disrupt the flow of the game's interesting but short story, but it's an enjoyable distraction regardless of how repetitive they become.

For those who do play frequently, Spider-Man 2 comes across as a game that was rushed to market as soon as the developers perfected the one thing that mattered most. As it turns out, however, that one thing is just one small part of a big picture. Great web-slinging does not equal great fun.

An innovative mixture of Internet research, email and mini arcade type games that blend the line between realism and escapism. Having said that, there are a few mini-games that can only be beaten by repetition and practice.

One of those RTS games that gives you enough to be familiar with it, but leaves enough extras and surprises to make it a unique and fantastic experience unlike other games in the same genre.

There are a couple of weak spots here and there but this is still the game to turn to when you want your baseball really fun and really off the wall.