One of the most frustrating games I have ever played...but is also one of the most entertaining. If you don't have any patience, Frequency probably isn't for you.

The dialog is so long and drawn out that it just gets boring. Too much talking and not enough shooting!

The sound track is exceptional. The music is solid, the vocal abuse is crisp, and the sound effects are exactly what one would expect to hear.

There are plenty of action and match modes to forgive the small imperfection in the graphics and controls.

That's the beauty of Tennis Masters Series: beating it doesn't kill your desire to play it again. In fact, it may actually enhance it.

A solid, option-ripe game that translates well to this format. Perhaps the control elements are a little tough, but that is part of the joy and challenge.

It's everything a Star Wars game should be -- exciting, entertaining and breathtaking.

One of the best video games ever made.

Harder to control than it should be. I love both the Xbox and GC controllers (a rarity, since most gamers like one, but hate the other), but Madden was not developed for either of them.

The best thing about All-Star Baseball 2002 is definitely the gameplay.

What I liked best about the game was the ease of play. You didn’t have to fumble through spells to see what works. If a spell could be cast, the appropriate spell would be used automatically.

Knowing the story is a great asset here, but I feel that anyone can enjoy this one. The colors, characters and environment add to the challenge of the quests.

Graphically speaking, this is the darkest game I've ever encountered on the GBA, and I don't mean philosophically! The incredibly dark screen made it a chore to see the characters and backgrounds.

I can't think of any other series which so successfully takes satire and political commentary in such a delightfully twisted and fun way. Oddworld is to bizarre as the Monkey Island series is to humor.

Hardcore gamers will love the high difficulty of the opponents, while casual gamers will be amazed at how many vehicles there are.

Incredibly intelligent AI, a wide selection of well-balanced weaponry and vehicles, and audio/visual to do the Xbox launch justice.

A wild, arcade-style race and fight program that will have gamers twisting and turning in their seats almost as much as the courses twist and turn.

TransWorld Surf isn't all bad, but there are more than a few problems that prevent it from being a really good game.

One of the best games of the year on any system.

The number of things you can do with your parties and characters seem infinite, and it brings a personal feel to the experience that I haven't experienced in a long time...a dream come true for old-school RPGers.

If you really like light-shooters and are looking for something different than a modern setting, you will probably find the game a breath of fresh air.

Sounds simple, and, at first, it seems so, but this game can turn on a dime. What seems like certain victory, or defeat, can be reversed in a second.

Seems, at first, complex, but is in actuality a football fanatic’s dream come true. The game may feature animations that are a little too swaggering, but otherwise well done. And the player AI is incredible.

Fuzion Frenzy is actually worth playing with your friends. Not just for laughs either, but for the entertainment value. It's hard to believe, I know. But this game is a blast.

The Kudos system is one of the most original features ever to grace a racing game. Project Gotham practically created a whole new genre.

It is a challenging program, but lacks a fresh storyline and relies too much on the arcade elements.

Believe it or not, the water in DoA3 is more realistic than the water in "Wave Race: Blue Storm."

A fun and truly original jaunt which breaks the mold of combat racing titles.