The gaming public has wanted a good team based game for a long time, now it has one.

I will give it one thumbs up as a FUN game to play with some really beautiful scenery (wink wink).

If this game is played for 15 minutes and then discarded due to the slow speed and pace of the game, you aren’t giving it the patience it deserves.

One thing the developers had "dead on" is the games entire atmosphere.

I know...that is as near perfect as you can get but that is the way I see The Sims and the new expansion, The Sims: Vacation! I have all the expansions. I play the game several times a week for an hour or two...or three! As a consenting adult well above the age level determined proper for this game, I enjoy every aspect of the game.

More of a novelty item than an actual game.

"Centipede" is perhaps the most exciting addition to this classic compilation and thanks to its intense action and the ability to turn the screen 90 degrees and play it the way it was intended it is one of the funnest games in the collection.

While the graphics look marginally updated the game remains essentially identical to its predecessors.

The stability woes, a few clipping problems, and finite game boards do present some drawbacks to the game. The good news is that this game is so good you can forgive all that.

For those that love the game, enjoy the behind-the-scenes management, embrace the mental challenge, like the statistical bombardment, and thrive on situational strategy, this is the game for you.

It seems like a shame that there weren’t mini games or other modes for single player though, since monotony and repetition were the ultimate downers to this title.

The sound is exceptional and the storyline manages to tie the whole program nicely together.

For a game that retails for around 40 bucks, I would be hard pressed to spend ten.

Controls are rather stiff and PC-like, giving you less maneuverability than desired.

In additional to being visually stunning, WRC nicely captures the excitement and the general feel of rally racing and will surely appeal to diehard rally fans and newcomers alike.

An intriguing storyline helps carry Blood Omen 2 past the fangs of graphical flaws.

A typical RTS with some atypical races. It would be a nice introduction to the newcomer to the genre, and veterans of this mode or warfare will find it challenging.

One of those games that, at first, is merely fascinating to look at, then becomes addictive.

I would ultimately recommend this for either someone who has played the card game before or someone who has a lot of time to go through and write down or memorize the card combos and fusion results, since everything is trial and error.

The play is solid, the graphics are good to excellent and program is delivered with an obvious appreciation for the sport.

Besides the graphics not being real impressive and the character voices not being original this is one of our favorites of the Monsters, Inc. games.

Definitely one of the best games I have played on Gamecube. Even the occasional camera problem didn’t hinder my enjoyment of this one.

The levels are entirely too short, and the ease of play that is obviously aimed for is often sabotaged by the difficulty of the hazards.

When it comes to the big picture of realistically capturing the true nature of the game, this falls short of the wall.

A football purist’s nightmare, and a football fan’s delight. It is fast paced and pure entertainment.

I don't care what the competition has in store for us this August because Blitz 20-02 is the only one I need... I love everything about this game, but the thing that really stood out to me was how much faster, smoother and more refined the game played.

Challenging and fun.

Sports amazing graphical elements, and a solid plot.