This game will only suit hardcore fans of the J.R.R. Tolkien series.

Controlling Rayne is dead on with the Xbox controller...The game falls short because it doesn't have anything to offer players going through the game once more.

While the fighting mechanics are decent at best, the game fails to capture the raw excitement of playing as a favorite superhero or villain.

A viciously twisted game that isn’t afraid to get its hands dirty but it falls short when it comes to the challenges.

Packs an amazing amount of depth, challenge and excitement.

One of the biggest problems with this version is the controller. It will cause much frustration when you are in the heat of battle, if it wasn't for the shrunken d-pad and awkward placement of the buttons, this would have been much more enjoyable game.

A game that should have been improved or upgraded for the PC. It wasn’t. If anything, the console version is much better and more fluid than the PC version.

With the headphones, it was an enveloping experience with plenty of challenge, and good replay value.

May take on a little water in the graphics department, but nonetheless swims along nicely in the action genre.

Granted, some of the three-dimensional effects are very nice, but at times, the game looks like a title in the Lego series, and not the carefree, cartoonish game that has become so enjoyable.

Younger players may like the simplistic style of play (those who missed the heyday of classic arcade games on big machines that ate quarters like candy), but older game players should shy away from this title.

There’s nothing really exceptional about this game but if you’re looking for a well-made platformer with massive playing environments and plenty of amusing challenges, give Ty the Tasmanian Tiger a try.

The audio of NBA 2K3 is exceptional.

Despite the fact that there is nothing really innovative presented here, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger is still a delightful romp in the old Outback.

You can’t really go wrong with this one.

Newcomers or younger gamers hopefully will try it out and see where the fun is, but ultimately this game is for those of us who grew up during that golden 80's era.

If you’re new to the genre, this would be a good game to get you started into the style.

It provides a great looking, challenging boxing title which has enough challenges and difficulties to keep you coming back to get drilled on some more.

The controls were thoughtfully kept simple and easy to memorize for one specific reason: to allow gamers to focus on the new EA Sports Freestyle Control function.

Basketball doesn’t get any better than this.

A year-old game newly ported to the PC that plunges players into a world of bad camera angles and overwrought control elements.

This is one of the most action filled and intense gaming experiences that I have had to date.

The repetitive, been there, done that track design bring this racer to a screeching halt. Fun? Yes. Long-lasting entertainment? No.

The levels are fun to figure out and Barbie moves fluidly and well. However, the sneaking bit can get sticky as the game progresses, even on the easy level.

Freestyle control allows unparalleled dribbling and defensive control.

The graphics are great and the gameplay, though a little sluggish, is just plain fun.

The freestyle controls are excellent and the graphics are easily the best of any basketball game available for the GameCube.

The game’s presentation feels a bit dated compared to games like "Tony Hawk 4" or even "Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2."