It's a shame to see a game that could have been spectacular turn out to be just a little bit above average.

Prolongs the extreme pleasure of the first game while introducing enough off-the-wall additions to consistently surprise you.

It would have been easy to throw out a repeat of last year’s title considering there is no competition, but it is nice to see that EA Sports has actually improved the game. Well done, and a lot of fun.

Hands down, this is by far the best console RTS that I have played to date, and it really helps console owners who haven’t played PC RTS titles to see what all the fun is about.

A somewhat addictive and enjoyable race game wrapped in sterling graphical elements.

The controls are not reliable in any sense. It is not fun playing a game, when you are constantly worrying if the players will do the commands that you tell them to.

Drab enemies and weapons, average graphics but below average levels make this a "prequel" that does not do the series justice.

If you are a fan of the crusades or a first time RTS buyer though, the low price tag may also be a good way for you to get your feet wet and the simple gameplay style overall could be a good stepping stone into the more detailed titles out on the shelves.

A solid title, sporting great graphics and intensive action. The new features are certainly welcome but do take this game away from the purist hunting title that it was.

Had it not been for the frequent slowdown and the “iffy” driving sequences this game could have scored an 8 easily, making it one of the better entries on the GBA.

Not even close to the exciting console versions.

Offers gamers a solid racing experience that might leave some gamers wanting more.

The game has been kept rather simple in terms of controls to allow players to jump right in and go with a minimal time spent in learning the game. The mission interface could have been better. But if you are looking for an RTS with imagination, this is definitely worth a gander.

A shoddy game that could have been something. This game has a very rushed feeling to it. The controls are not perfected, the aiming is way off, the AI is a push over, and the mission structure is laughable.

The game is both dark and brutally bloody but the action is always intense and there is much to see in this world that the heavily violent content can quickly be dismissed.

Blends sterling graphics with solid animation and golf dynamics to make for an enjoyable outing on some of the nicest-looking courses in the genre.

While not making quite the same impact as Frontline, Rising Sun has its small share of thrilling moments that makes this a somewhat average installment of the Medal of Honor series. The game does, though, magnificently capture the essence of the era but it also accurately recreates war’s most brutal moments.

Provides familiar landmarks, stays true to elements of the story and allows players to work through the levels in a way that provides fun and challenge.

The game holds onto a lot of the same problems that plagued Frontline and that ultimately sours the experience. Plus, with no online play and murky graphics, the GameCube version is certainly the runt of the litter.

Certain aspects such as the graphics and the virtual simulated store have merit, but the gameplay itself doesn't push this game ahead of the pack.

A masterpiece.

A dynamic, immersive game that may be too complex in the puzzle department for some. For others, if you pay attention to your environment, and don’t let little setbacks slow you down, but keep plugging away, you will find a rhythm and pacing to this game.

Fairly solid gameplay experience, but it really does feel like it was made for a console.

Conspiracies has a complicated story that never seems to go anywhere. It has puzzles that I felt were ridiculous, but others may find hysterical. The acting, voiceovers, environments and puzzles seemed forced, inadequate and illogical.

The Game Boy Advance is not equipped to handle a game of this stature. The developers had very little to work with, forcing them to bring the game down to a level that's often too weak to enjoy.

The controls aren't entirely perfect, but they function well enough to get players through the game without wanting to quit.

The controls for both of these characters are very tight and always responsive.

While the intent was a good one, the execution leaves something to be desired. Pax Romana has deep content, but the gameplay is a little on the weak side.