One of the best games of the year. Even before finishing Onimusha 2, I looked forward to playing through it again.

Even with the great graphics and all the fun of ATV racing, the overall gameplay and length cause it to run out of gas at the finish line.

Though extremely difficult and loaded with useless features, Chessmaster is a good game to have for your GBA collection.

Well worth the price of the Network Adaptor.

The question here is: why don't you own this game already? This is an excellent game.

There are a number of new and unique concepts demonstrated in SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs, but it's the execution -- which is nearly flawless -- that makes them stand out from the crowd.

Only gamers who love the genre and all of its repetitive gameplay mechanics should consider buying Aggressive Inline.

I would definitely recommend that the patient ActRaiser, Populous, and Sim City crowd give it an opportunity ... but anyone seeking more of a straight combat or faster paced RTS title may get a little bored with it after a spell.

A joy to look at. It features stunning graphics, terrific audio and a rich storyline.

With great graphics, top-notch sound and amusing gameplay, this is baseball at its most wacky and enjoyable.

A brilliant idea that somehow didn’t result in a brilliant outcome.

The mini-games are deep and complex, and require strategy, not endless button-mashing. So to me, this is much more than a party game.

Kids will definitely enjoy building their own park and creating their own mutated dinosaurs down to the last detail and Dino Island allows them to do it all.

Does offer a nice twist, [but] the program falters explaining the nuances of the game play.

Its only real problem is the fact that it isn't a whole lot different from "NHL Hitz."

Truly a delight to play. I found myself going back and forth from RPG to RTS. It's a great dilemma to have.

There are a few minor problems, such as coloration of some uniforms (Vikings helmets are more blue than purple) and the helmets lack the sharp glossy look of other games. But when it comes to facial animation, NFL 2K3 is way ahead of the pack.

Wildly engaging and even somewhat innovative... While the story isn’t at it’s strongest; the game possesses all the great things we look for in a true survival horror title.

The control interface is overly complicated. When you look at the manual you might feel like ripping your arms off and beating yourself silly, but there is no need. After thirty minutes of running around the station you'll feel more familiar. However during an intense battle looking down to press the I button is like trying to read Latin in the dark.

A surprisingly entertaining game. It is a bit on the easy side.

The graphical elements need some help and the dialogue is overwritten and overacted.

The game AI is quite good, and regardless of the difficulty level you select, you will find this to be a challenging game.

The improved graphics, intense action and the Guy Richie-style crime story is what makes this game worth getting your hands behind its wheels.

Too many flaws to make it worth while.

The link-cable support and team-based combat is very cool but the lackluster gameplay, generic enemies, and repetitive button mashing relegate this title to middle-of-the-road.

The lock-on targeting system can be a royal pain as well, since it almost always targets the enemy that is closest to you. This leads to an abundance of problems that occur during the game's most difficult scenarios.

The stability problems can be a pain. One exhibition game crashed three times before it would finally play out. But this game is exactly the type of sports game that cerebral gamers will enjoy.

You don't have to be a fan of the show to enjoy this action-packed game that, aside from looking really good, is both fun and highly addictive.