A blast to play. Even though the game is on the easy side, it still has enough challenge to keep the players coming back for more.

What is important here is the fun factor, which I think is pretty high. The game keeps you quite involved and makes you have the feeling of just one more game.

The action is intense and immersive, and the Star Wars theme carries the game along nicely.

It's the perfect car trip game. I haven't been on a car trip in years, and I haven't been on a plane since I was 12, but I have been in plenty of boring situations. Desert Strike would have been the perfect solution to all of them.

Acclaim's All-Star Baseball 2003 may have some AI issues, but it does deliver with solid graphics, and challenging play.

Playing alone is fun, but the thrill is going head to head with opponents as would happen in a "real world" setting.

24 cars are supposed to be on the track, but you rarely see more than three or four on the screen at once. That's a far cry from the 20+ that were visible on the Xbox version.

This game truly helps to innovate a seemly dead genre, by bringing it into 3D while retaining the fun of the 2D games.

I did enjoy playing the game, but it is not addicting and somewhat frustrating to play. I did not find it realistic, nor were there any original challenges to spice it up. Cast, reel in and repeat.

Bethesda Softworks has fulfilled all the hype that the game has obtained. The game is not only brilliant, but also fun to play, and looks wonderful!

This is a stunning PC game. It features real stars, with actual player features and characteristics, gifted and amazing action, and the joy of the best squaring off on the sport’s greatest stage.

The game has a wisp of a manual, but the interface is quite intuitive and takes little time to get a handle on.

A tough game to recommend, even though it is a well-done game.

Comes close to being an excellent surfing title since all the right elements are present and accounted for, however small annoyances in graphics and challenge difficulties can become just a bit irritating.

A perfect game to spend a few hours with but serves little purpose outside of being an entertaining jaunt that is over too quickly.

You will not believe how exciting this game is. Burnout features the kind of on-the-edge-of-your-seat action that made movies like "Speed" a success.

If you've never played RE before, the remake will scare you to death. And if you have played through it before, it still will scare you to death! Maybe not as much, but you will jump out of your seat at least once -- I guarantee it.

The fastest, most intense racing game I've ever played.

An excellent game, but lack of game modes and teams limits its possibilities.

A disappointment. I can’t imagine this game being targeted for anything other than the fledgling adventurer.

A great game for those of us either, cursed with dial up connections, or the inability to constantly pay for games that feature persistent worlds.

This game is F-U-N, and with the right, high-quality dance pad (like Red Octane's pad), you will spend countless hours mastering your moves and then adding your own style to it.

A mediocre entry in the crowded action field. While there are no glaring faults and the gameplay is adequate, there's just not much fun, either.

It is a wonderfully fun FPS to play both online and off. The addition of custom skins and maps will only add to this game.

Easy controls. Great sound. Outstanding graphics. Original commentary. Challenging gameplay.

A good soccer program, featuring excellent animation and sound and solid game play. If there is a drawback it would be the lack of gaming options.

Think of the Arc the Lad Collection as a well loved trilogy of your choice - but instead you have the good fortune to play it all at once instead of waiting years for the series to complete. Then add a couple spin-offs and the ever important behind the scenes looks.

A truly magnificent game.