Too flawed and riddled with every first-person shooter cliché out there, Soldier of Fortune: Payback might look good but this is a crude and uninventive shooter hardly worth playing.

This is one Spider-Man game even Aunt May won’t approve.

One sloppy action platform game that really doesn’t do the Man Without Fear any justice.

In the end Cars really isn't a bad game for the GBA. In fact it shows that with the right programmers the GBA can still put out good titles even if it's a game based on a movie. If the game wasn't over so soon and offered some additional gameplay modes then Cars would have been a top notch title for the GBA.

Even if you're a fan of snowboarding games, you'll struggle with almost everything that Adrenalin Misfits has to offer. Even the inclusion of a likable multiplayer mode can't keep this game from being a grind.

One of the most commonly know facts to all gamers everywhere is that movie-to-video-game translations are normally pretty bad. The sad thing is that overall, the trend is still continuing and has claimed its latest victim with X-Men: The Official Game.

The challenge of orchestrating intricate heists sounds fun, but this game lacks the intricacy, the challenge and the fun.

A repetitive and flawed experience from start to finish, SWAT: Target Liberty is a disappointing tactical strategy shooter that just doesn’t quite have what it takes to be a fun game.

The addition of animals and a spa to manage might be a welcome addition, or a much desired subtraction for fans of the franchise.

Could have been one of those great alternatives to the WWE wrestling titles, but its many flaws are just too numerous to make this one any fun.

The controls can be a little frustrating, but this game played well.

Repetitive, clunky and predictable, Marvel Super Hero Squad is a button-mashing mess.

The game isn’t able to fully achieve an overall genuinely thrilling appeal or provide over-the-top fun.

The game is just too repetitive and easy.

One of those innocuous little programs that can entertain for minutes or hours. It has range of play, solid animation and sound, and high-flying action.

Even with the great graphics and all the fun of ATV racing, the overall gameplay and length cause it to run out of gas at the finish line.

Worth its weight in gold alone due to the ability for people to move their MP3s, JPEGs, or MP3s to the Xbox and add them to the soundtrack collection. This is a nice addition to your Xbox and can provide some interesting entertainment at parties.

While it will grab your attention up front, it quickly gets repetitive to play due to nothing to do but race. In addition, the goofy story mode, generic rock sounds, and silly graphics won’t do much to keep you hanging in and watching either.

The gameplay fails on so many different levels, and that’s a shame given how good the other elements are in the game.

The controls are also tough to manage or manipulate.

The colorful graphics and relatively smooth framerate are all good signs of a solid game. The audio however was a bit lacking.

This is an overpriced, underwhelming, uninspired, and unceremoniously average flight combat game that does nothing special with its license or its gameplay.

The PS2 version of Mercenaries 2 is barely a fraction of the franchise Pandemic created.

This game is numbingly boring, and frustrating in some of the levels due to the slowness of the characters' movement.

What is important here is the fun factor, which I think is pretty high. The game keeps you quite involved and makes you have the feeling of just one more game.

Just about every single point goes towards the poker features, particularly over Xbox Live, but some of the other games do offer a bit of entertainment.

Not a terrible waste of a good license. It just emphasized specific issues while forgetting some important ones, such a game play balance.