One of the most creative and original games to come out in recent months, most notably because it does not rely on any single preset established genre and yet it is still a very appealing title.

When it comes down to it, your eyes and ears have more fun than your thumbs.

Despite the aging gameplay dynamics and rehashed sound-effects Hot Shots Golf 3 manages to deliver a full-on entertaining experience that is rarely found within games of the golfing simulation genre.

Spyhunter may be a throwback to that original arcade game, but this old friend never looked so good, or was as welcomed.

Even though it is on the easy side, this game will keep Bond fanatics coming back till the next game.

There should be a warning on this game about it becoming habit-forming, because it certainly is that.

Far from perfect, the game comes on strong with enough realism and excellent control to shake a bat at.

Sled Storm doesn't just look like "SSX;" it plays like "SSX," too.

A truly beautiful-looking game, it just lacks originality in storyline and challenge.

Aside from the shoddy graphics and the occasional twitch, Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter will manage to draw you right in with its engaging storyline, solid controls and plenty of extras (you got to love a game that offers a gag reel).

The racing itself is very enjoyable and offers a real sense of speed, and trying to beat your best time can be addictive. Too bad the multiplayer mode required multiple game copies.

Gruesome and indescribably disappointing.

If you are more into structured RPGs or adventures with a little more plot, story, and character interaction...you may want to run to the video store for this one and see if it's for you.

I am happy to report that after many hours of lost sleep, hearing things that weren’t really there, and near fatal heart attacks it definitely is not only the most terrifying game experience I have ever had, but one of the more solid ones I have had as well.

Think of Herdy Gerdy as being the "Moulin Rouge" of video games; some people will love it, while others won't be able to figure out why.

Its gameplay flaws make sure Knockout Kings will never take the title.

Although they did add some great things to Tony Hawk 3 for Game Boy Advance, it’s essentially the same game.

While the lack of an online mode does detract from the playability of the game, the new level and secret skater, which is not found in any other version, definitely help make amends.

The Gran Turismo of off-road racing...This is as close to perfection as the rally racing genre is every going to get.

A good game, but in a world where only "great" games are worthy of taking your money, "good" just isn't good enough.

The graphics in this game are unsurprisingly bad; the character models look as if they consist of no more then ten or twenty polygons apiece.

I don't like golf much and I can't stand most golf games, but I love GRT2.

A good concept that had fallen victim to its several flaws in graphics and its frame rate glitches.

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 would have been nice to be able to get up from the captains chair every now and then to walk around the bridge while your commanding your crew, or have the option to meet up with temporarily allied forces in places other then your super-glued captains chair vantage point.

If there is a drawback to the game it lies in that the AI is not overly strong. Considering that the enemy is engaged in a firefight of enormous proportions, running straight into a gun, or standing immobile with backs to the approaching shooter seems a little ridiculous.

The game's biggest draw just happens to be the pitching action which was designed so simple that its actually a blast.

The enemy AI is so poor that fighting becomes repetitive . . . and boring.