There are so many bugs in this game that at times it is unplayable, and futile to even attempt to do so.

Hands down the most entertaining boxing title currently out for the GBA. Unfortunately there are a few too many minor issues that ultimately keep this title from being an instant classic along the same lines of it’s predecessors.

While it has a few frustrating problems, Attack of the Clones is just about as good as a Star Wars game can get on the GBA.

Fans of the Bomberman franchise will undoubtedly find a lot to like in Red Advance thanks to the addition of the battle mode, mini-games, and charabom-collecting elements.

The attention to detail is mind-boggling. I don't know how they did it, but EA has created a game with enemies that can practically think for themselves. The soldiers will swarm around you in a deadly strategic pattern. Their intelligence is amazing.

Addictive and graphically pleasing.

For horse lovers, and lovers of the movie, I would rank this game higher, but many GBA gamers may find the action a bit slow and repetitive.

Intense action wrapped around an evolving storyline.

Most of the things that I like about it are overshadowed by the things that frustrate me.

With all the right elements that make an incredible skating experience--including great graphics and decent controls--this is a game that should be in any sport’s fans library.

Filled with all of the delightfully loony character of the Looney Tunes cartoons and their wildly hilarious antics, Space Race is a game that will not fail to amuse or bring a smile to your face.

The counter/reversal/combination system is definitely a heavyweight champion.

The idea behind the game is sound, and the game is a delight to look at, but Lost Kingdoms falters when it comes to the way the game plays out.

What it comes down to though is if this game can compete with other console platform programs. Only on an average level.

A graphically strong game that is crammed with action. It is not for everyone, and does have an undercurrent of pure evil in the story.

The sound in GTA III is phenomenal - nothing was overlooked in this department.

This game is extremely fun and entertaining, but a couple of points had to go due to some camera and graphics issues which couldn’t be overlooked.

The developers did a fantastic job of utilizing a still great quake 3 Arena engine and GHOUL II technology that provides ultra realistic damage modeling.

The entire control scheme hampers any fun that this game would have been, and is very disappointing!

A decent expansion pack that adds new fun to the original, but is rather thin of content.

A digital masterpiece, a tour de force, my hats off to the developers.

Although World Series Baseball has all the modes baseball fans and sports gamers have been longing for, its awkward controls and mediocre graphics does not make this the ultimate baseball game to own.

A game for those with a massive amount of patience. However, if you're a fan of top of the line simulations, the Norns may be a good pick.

Every visual facet about the game is brimming with life, textures are crisp and colorful, shadows reflect accurately, weapons look very cool, and of course Duke himself has never looked better.

There is not much replay here, and it is almost a chore to want to succeed.

A solid expansion pack with numerous enhancements and an unlimited amount of pure fun.

While never reaching the same heights as Metal Gear Solid 2, Headhunter is still a solid action game with a lot of bite.

I was frustrated by its slow, aggravating gameplay, but I still enjoyed it enough to keep playing and I hated to see it end.