To be perfectly honest I like it more than the PSone Spyro games.

The challenging puzzles and great graphics will entice old-school fans, although the poor controls and somewhat simplistic gameplay will likely turn anyone else away.

The downside to the lock-on feature is -- yep, you guessed it -- it makes the game easier. A LOT easier. Without it, it would have been too hard, and not nearly as fun, but with it, you'll exit the game almost as fast as you came.

Bringing 56 well-known characters to the screen in tag-team combat, while maintaining the general animation style of the original characters is terrific.

The sounds of gloves hitting faces gives off a satisfying smack, and body blows have a painful thudding sound to them.

While never reaching the first-person shooter standards of games like "Time Splitters 2" or "Red Faction 2," this is still one enjoyable game.

Stay away from this game at all costs, if you see it in the store, turn and run away now!

It's nonstop action with some of the most unique combat moves ever found in a video game.

Immersive, looks good and is an incredible challenge.

Savage and wildly entertaining, Deadly Alliance is a high impact fighting game that packs quite a punch.

One of the interesting things that sets this apart from other racers is the AI's ability to "learn" from how you behave on the track.

Newer gamers who haven't played the original might find this game to not be worth the trouble due to the difficulty.

Probably the best Bond game since, but not better than, "Goldeneye 007."

Does a great job bringing in the Bond-spy factor into the first-person shooter genre, and is a fun, although short, game.

Does have a few stumbling points, but challenges and entertains with exceptional graphics, and wonderful sound.

A great game for gamers looking for simple action, a good mix of enemies, and steady progression through the game.

The free-form style of play keeps things fresh but don’t go into this one expecting to be blown away.

Fusion is so good that if it weren't for the small, unlit screen, you wouldn't even be able to tell that it is a "portable" game.

This is clearly not the best-looking fight program for this console, but it is very challenging and entertaining.

Though it was short and easy, I did have fun playing it.

The problem is that while the moves are smooth, the response time of some punches can be somewhat delayed (shades of "Mike Tyson Heavyweight Boxing") before they make an actual contact.

Features one of the smoothest, most precise, easy-to-use cameras that I have ever experienced in a game. This is perhaps the game's greatest innovation.

Metroid Prime is 100% Metroid. It may not seem like it at first, but believe me, it is.

My only complaint is the reduction of fatalities.

Captures the intensity of boxing and the enjoyment of the movies in a remarkable manner.

Diehard MK fans will surely love it, and all of my casual gamer friends think it's one of the best fighting games ever made.

The script for the game is very well written and the voice acting is superb. However, the rest of the game ranges from average to downright boring.

The problem is that levels themselves are just so poorly designed that there is no real appeal to them and they lack the certain charm as seen in games like "Aggressive Inline" or "Dave Mirra BMX 2."