Not an overly complex program. It is fast-paced, and action packed. The game does have a few setbacks, but overall is a solid combat sim.

I can’t think of the last time I sat down to play a game and I smiled so much that my face actually started to hurt. That’s what Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil did for me.

Hit this one with a steel chair before throwing it out of the ring.

Unless you have a lot of extra fifties lying around, spend your money elsewhere.

Very polished and well developed.

If you like slow-motion dives, guns blazing, the deft tuck at the end of the jump and the roll up to a shooting stance, the perceptible flash from the muzzle of a gun that pinpoints the position of the enemy, bodies flying backwards as bullets impact them, then you will absolutely love this game.

Easy to pick up, fun to play, and highly addictive anyway you cut, slice and dice it.

A new twist on an old favorite. Its graphical elements are engaging, and the player interface is familiar. This is a solid title.

When its all said and done, this game has a very arcade feel to it, and aside from unlocking new levels and helicopters, and getting the best grade on each mission, there really isn't a lot of depth. But that is not always a bad thing.

The lack of continual play is a drawback...This smacks too much of recent games to earn a truly high score.

Now if this sounds like a lot of work, it is which just makes this one of the best games on the market.

Incredible eye candy combined with awesome game play and complete physical realism make this game stand out above the rest. It was well worth the wait.

The graphics will not sate the eye-candy hungry PS2 player, the plot is not particularly compelling and with the frequency of the load times and frequent (and repetitive) random battles, progress may be considered by some to be unforgivably tedious and slow.

This game will teach you how to lay off the throttle to effectively negotiate challenging courses.

Very solid overall and the bottom line is that it is extremely fun to play.

It does have a lot to do with crime and criminals, but without the suspense and comedy.

Good RPG’s are few and far between and while those addicted to eye-candy might not be as interested in these titles, they are fantastically addictive while maintaining a good plot and well-established battle systems.

The slowdowns in the game are semi-frustrating, while the 'adult' nature of the program is overstated. The program is a terrific combination of gaming elements.

Lord of Destruction’s improvements make replaying Diablo II seem like playing a new game...This program is a blast.

Suspense is what makes movies and games scary. Alone 4 is seriously lacking this important attribute.

If this game does have a niche, it would be in the realm of parent and child competing against each other in an obvious alternative to a shooter-style program.

Full of adventure, action, intrigue and suspense. You will be required to use your brain, and your strategic fighting skills to survive the course before you. But it is quite an amazing and enjoyable venture.

It just seems that even with the unique ideas and pretty graphics, they never quite managed to pull it all together, and its just not all that much fun.

There is a bevy of great characters that course throughout the game, making it ever intriguing and solid fun.

This one delivers on the most part, but I would have liked to see a little less humor and a little more in challenges to be met.

This game is tough – but from my general experience, this is what survival horror games are all about.

It just reminds me of a few other strategy games from a few years ago, which no one plays anymore. This concept has already been done too many times.

This is an incredible program, and could well be the RTS that will push the genre into new heights of graphic design.