Ultimately, every other wrestling game on the market surpasses this game.

The finished product really let me down due to tons of problems - bad AI, sloppy controls, and slow gameplay.

This is what Mega Man is all about. Its creative level and enemy design, difficulty, and easy controls are what made Mega Man a classic from day one.

The courses are fun, challenging, and impossible to give up on. The story mode's mini-games present even more challenges and are a great way to gain experience points.

It was designed for the DBZ watchers of the world, and that's just who it's going to satisfy.

It's fun but the difficulty is weak, almost to the point where button-mashing can create instant success. That kind of thing can't be entertaining forever.

The program has a small learning curve but once you get the basics down, you will be surprised at the ease of use. If you like music, want to try your hand at remixing old classics or new tunes into “original” songs, then it really doesn’t get much better than this.

The near perfect controls and down-to-the-last-detail IndyCar racing style makes this game the ultimate IndyCar racing game so far.

This is a classic gamer’s fantasy.

The character controls are pretty standard to both third person and FPS titles, but they are very stiff and slow. Not the kind of thing you want in a shoot-out or high-speed chase.

A series of impressive ideas that just aren't implemented well enough to make this game really shine through its too numerous to count imperfections.

Alias is loaded with fantastic cut scenes and great voiceovers. Too bad the playing the game is not nearly as brilliant.

The good graphics, great gameplay, excellent sound effects and music add up to a solid, enjoyable title. However the questionable AI, lack of multiplayer options and repetitive difficulty might have some gamers looking for their own escape route.

A few flaws aside, Pandora Tomorrow on the PS2 is pure stealth-action bliss and if you liked the original Splinter Cell you’ll love this one. It’s beautiful visuals will blow you away and its online multiplayer alone is worth the price of admission.

Any military FPS fan will absolutely love this game. The graphics and sound are top notch, and the multiplayer experience is second to none. For a MSRP of 40 bucks and no subscription fee, any fan of the genre will consider this a must have and well worth the money.

Front Mission 4 has solid gameplay, but fails to stand out from the turn-based tactical combat crowd.

Cool elements that the game does possess are completely overshadowed by the glaring gameplay issues and non-existent audio.

Well worth your time, well worth the price, Pool Paradise as good as it gets for virtual pool.

Though its not the worst game I've ever played, its certainly not one I will ever play again.

Shadow Ops hardly ever strays from its basic first-person shooter blueprint and that's what makes this a lackluster shooter, but the action is always of the pulse-pounding kind and that certainly counts for something.

A remarkably innovative title in design and concept.

We're talking levitating enemies and sending them flying across the room or setting things (and people) aflame--how is that not fun?

Split between difficulty in play and over complication, Burning Horizon ends up taking the bronze.

Sabre Wulf isn’t quite perfect, but thanks to its originality, great characters and platforming action, you’ll find that it just doesn’t get any better than this.

Quite simply, a good action game with some great scares.

The graphics are nice and the sound effects well done. However the crazy AI and repetitive gameplay outweighs all of the positives.

While the game still maintains the same traditional platformer level design and old-school Sonic action, the game is designed around teamwork this time around and this is handled superbly throughout the game.

The game is technically shorter than other Zelda adventures, but there's no way you'll finish this one in a couple days unless you have a strategy guide at your side. Believe me when I say that a strategy guide is no way to enjoy a Zelda game.