A big part of the game’s failure lies in the controls that seem so difficult at times that performing any move, no matter how simple, can become a grueling experience for gamers thinking the game’s arcade style makes for easy character control.

Although this game may be somewhat too challenging it is fun and would make a good addition to your army game collection.

The Shadows of Luclin expansion has enhanced an already rich game experience immensely.

Featuring awe-inspiring graphics, ultra-realistic sound, seamless frame-rates, a masterful rendition of D&D 3rd Edition rules, and insanely addictive game play - there just doesn't seem to be enough words to describe the way this title upped the standards for it's genre in the console world.

I am truly amazed at how well the GameCube controller performs with SSX Tricky.

Isn't that bad, but like the unpopular kid in school, it tries so hard to be something that it's not. In this case, it's trying to be "Crazy Taxi."

For an Arcade racer, this one is totally FUN, a great way to burn a few minutes or hours.

What we did not like about the game was that the player is automatically taken through the levels from position to position, the player has no control over where they are going in the game.

The control is the factor I had the most trouble with. The game is intended to be arcade-like, yet you can’t fishtail around corners. You have to slow way down if you want to stay on the road. This isn’t much of a problem once you figure out the mechanics of it, but it is a little annoying.

It's so deceptively simple in concept, and yet you'll never find yourself feeling like you've seen it all already.

If the training consisted of entertaining mini-games, then it might not have been such a big problem. But the training is so basic that the computer might as well do the training itself. Oh, wait, I forgot -- it does!

While the aerodynamics of dragon flight and combat tease you almost immediately, the game becomes repetitive quickly enough not to distract you from the plain graphics.

Super Bust-A-Move isn't the deepest game, it isn't as innovative as "Tetris Attack" and it doesn't have as many modes as "Tetris Worlds," but it is still an excellent game.

Next to "Crazy Taxi," this is the best racing/driving game on the console.

If you're playing this after finishing "Splashdown" or "Wave Race: Blue Storm," the graphics don't seem quite as spectacular.

Somehow, THQ has managed to pull of an interesting feat--designing a game that takes a different approach to the snowboarding genre and that is actually quite fun.

If it wasn't for the unfinished feeling to the entire experience, I would have to say Gorasul is a great game for someone looking for something a little different in their RPG titles.

While we were practically salivating to get started on this title, we spent an hour trying to get past the very unfinished feeling graphics and lack of any real depth to the changes included in Small Brawl.

A dynamic, well-crafted combat flight simulator. The action is stunning, and the game is an absolute joy to play.

In all honesty just another military fps/team based game.

It’s a fairly well done one but the controls are not nearly as precise [as "Crazy Taxi"], the moves not nearly as cool and the concept is more stale than Apu's old donuts.

There are some deficiencies in this game – most notably, how to equip a weapon without jumping through all the hoops the game has to offer.

While excellent games in arcade history, it seems as if the GBA translation does not do these great classics justice.

This batch of games will test your hand-eye coordination better than most games today.

One of the things I like about the game is that you can earn coins while at the Grand Prix that you need to purchase upgrades to fine-tune your car.

Aside from the inability to save the level play, the game is a lot of fun.

The cars and tracks are all wonderfully done. The graphics are beautiful and realistic.

This game packs an incredibly well-scripted storyline with puzzles, and outstanding graphics to deliver an intriguing third-person RPG that is a joy to play.