A great platformer for little kids, but one that may lack lasting appeal, due to nothing else to do besides play the same, short levels again. A few fun mini-games would have helped.

An unfinished game. If level designs were better, enemy AI was better, melee attacks actually did something, and a whole host of other things were worked out, the game wouldn't be so bad.

It plays like a dream.

My biggest gripe of all is that there are no hand-to-hand options at all. No knife, no punching, kicking, screaming, plain and simple you are just out there with your good looks. For a game that has such a big emphasis on covert ops, I found this to be a bit frustrating.

The action is always high tense, and extremely enjoyable.

The complete mix of tight handling, great AI, realistic car tweaking and damage, awesome graphics and sound, multiple game modes, and a great story line definitely surpassed my overall enjoyment of "GT3."

Lunar Legend rocks – a godsend for RPG fans, and especially Lunar fans. It’s a completely new story, and you can play it while your taking care of bid-ness, what more could you ask for?

Buy this game for your younger Battlebot fan or if you are REALLY into the program. If not, you may just want to save some money and watch it on cable instead.

The game is a touch too simplistic, but does have solid characters, and very good sound.

While the game is a bit on the linear side, it does a fantastic job of telling an interesting original story.

I was impressed with this game, it was easy to play, visually stimulating, sounds great, and was a ton of fun to play!

There are enough challenges and rewards to make this an enjoyable experience-- they just need to work on that horrible sound!!

Not a vast improvement, Legends of Wrestling II just doesn’t cut it as a classic wrestling title fans can really get into.

This is just warmed-over soup in a gaming world that's serving up filet mignon and lobster.

If you are into DBZ and haven’t picked this game up yet ... do so immediately.

A nice change of pace, but it’s too repetitive to hold your interest for very long.

Though the options and settings seem endless, it can be a little daunting at first. There are a lot of helpful hints on what you should do, but not a whole lot on how to execute them.

Controlling all of these details might overwhelm a novice player at first, but given time to practice and master the interface and all of the commands start to come pretty naturally, it even becomes rather addictive.

The three new islands, Avalon (Albion), HyBrasil (Hibernia) and Aegir (Midgard), are all wonderfully crafted realms full of danger, quests and realm combat.

While the graphics are not as superior as it was with "NBA 2K3" or the controls as super smooth as "NBA Live 2003," the game is still a shining example of how a college basketball game should be made.

Some of the most horrifying and shocking gameplay and movies of any title to date.

If you need a good RPG to help you appease your appetite from the lack of them on the GameCube this is the best there is out there right now.

With six game modes, a complete Legacy mode, and most of the Division 1 teams represented, NCAA College Basketball 2k3 is the most complete college hoops experience around.

Shoots itself in the foot thanks to a ponderous control system.

A few blemishes aside, there are just too many fun race modes to participate in.

Not only is the game fun, the movie sequences are a joy to watch and make a good game into a great must have title.

Unoriginality is acceptable every now and then if the gameplay is as good as the title that "inspired" it. However, Hoops not only copies other games, but it plays slower then them, too.

A nice little program that doesn’t really offer much that is new or unique, and hard-core game players will not find this a challenging outing. However younger players and LEGO fans will enjoy the simplistic entertainment value and colorful look of the game.