The repetitive gameplay is the real downer for the game. Having to repeat the same steps over and over again gets old quickly.

It may not have the intricate graphical finesse of a "Winning Eleven" title, but this is a solid title that entertains the eyes, challenges the skills and scores in terms of entertainment.

The incredible graphics, tight controls and excellent music/sound effects are more than enough to warrant having this game.

Those who stick with the game will get used to this new style of gameplay. As far as strategy games go, this one is chock full of action and just a few of the things we love about the series.

I’ve played a ton of puzzle games before but not many of them come close to Lumines.

Much of the experience in Untold Legends seems very simple and repetitive. Luckily, great character customization options and a wonderful skill tree help provide the player with enough variety to continue playing.

Had the controls been tightened and the camera more precise, we would have been looking at portable platform gaming at its finest, but this is still fun enough to keep fans of the series happy.

We would have accepted the game's dark tone and its somewhat appealing be-a-dirty-cop-if-you-want gimmick, but because of its poor controls and weak action there's just not much to really like.

It's a simple, Ford-glorifying collection of racing adventure. It could be better in a lot of ways. There are a lot of faults to this game, but in all it's very playable and does provide some genuine fun.

It isn't overly long, difficult to learn, or bombarded with frustrating missions that don't have a point.

Simple and intuitive controls make Future Perfect an excellent pickup and party game.

It gets its praise being the most addictive arcade-style sports game on the planet.

This game will take you through different time periods, many different game modes, and even online play; which makes it a first-person player's dream.

What it's missing is the wow factor; the amazement you get from playing a console launch title and a launch title sequel that's even better.

There are some fun moments in this game but they are fleeting moments that are quickly overshadowed by the game's repetitiveness.

This game has a plethora of options that will keep you entertained for hours on end.

The retail price of the game is enough to dissuade you from purchasing it, without even considering its mediocrity.

I have never played a racing game on a portable system that had as much creativity and longevity as Wipeout Pure. Its addictiveness is indescribable.

A basic basketball engine that features a unique shooting system. It didn't work out too well, but I'll still thank the developers for trying something new.

Repetitious button-mashing gameplay that rarely engages the brain is the undertone of this title.

While the PS2 version is noticeably inferior to the Xbox and PC versions from a technical standpoint, its still a very worthy title if the PS2 is the only platform you can play it on.

While it doesn’t really innovate the genre any, the story for this game really pushes the players to continue playing so they can see what happens in the end.

Multiplaying is both fluid and fun and will provide an added shelf life despite the inability to toggle the difficulty settings.

There is a bit of a learning curve, and the gameplay is linear, but the game is pacing is nicely done and the blend between techno and fantasy is performed admirably.

The plentiful load times kill the tension between areas.

You will be able to control almost every single aspect of what went on during World War II campaigns to see if you have what it takes to be a good commander and stay alive.

If you own an Xbox and want a truly unique game that is not overly violent then Phantom Dust is just what your doctor ordered!

One of the best things is that this game, even though it can be really frustrating, is suitable for the younger gamers that might be in your household.