A must-have for any fan of the show. It is amusing and entertaining.

This is definitely one of those games that you find yourself playing over and over and each time the fight will be totally different in more ways than one.

This game is one of those games, which will be played for hours, and after played leave you with a good feeling for no apparent reason.

It is one of those games, which can be played by family members as well as a party group. It is fast paced, well done, and never a dull moment.

Some of the controls are a bit unorthodox and admittedly they take a bit of getting used to. Though once you get them down, you'll never want to play any other way.

This is what multiplayer gaming is all about. It's "Tribes" on steroids.

The problem with the controls is that they don't seem accurate, causing sloppy game play.

Beyond the radioactive bread products Bioware has created and intricate and bizarrely funny game that should delight followers of the series and newbies alike.

New features aside, this is the original Ultima Online spiced up a bit, but hoping to appeal to a new core of gamers. In reality, what this game offers is a cyber place to meet, greet and do battle.

Actually the only deterrents to partying all the time are comfort points, energy levels, work schedules and NPC Sims that sometimes don’t like to be called late at night.

The fighting was fun but only to a point. After the endless battles with little variation even the fighting became tedious. Once that happened it was merely a matter of waiting for the game to end. Fortunately it was not a long wait. The game is ridiculously short.

An incredible game that features great AI, music, graphics and story.

If you take the time and play this game, without letting your bias towards the PC/online version get in the way (as I almost did), I think you'll find that it's a great game overall.

In Cold Blood is not a terrible game, but there is nothing really special here.

While keeping the very essence of RPG without having to learn all the nitty gritty details, Summoner can give you a good show for your gaming money without causing beginners to take Gaming Math 101.

Nice to see a game that gets back to the basics of FPS genre with puzzles, storyline, TONS of killing bad guys, and end-of-level bosses.

Combines a solid interface with an intriguing storyline. In addition, the multiplayer options make Outlive stand above its competitors.

The game lacks any of the extra touches that make something special, especially a Trek game. The game does succeed in the basics. Its playable, the graphics are adequate.

I have to tell you that this game is one of those games, which makes you glad you decided to become gamer decades ago.

It may not be the best game on the market in either the civilization or strategic warfare genre, but it is a terrific combination of both.

Where Fate of the Dragons distinguishes itself is in the undercurrent of town management. This program is much more user friendly, less a micromanager style of play, and quite enjoyable.

An immensely detailed if not immensely exciting game.

This is one game which you will not only need a steady hand but also an eagle eye.

The controls are almost too easy. Some may be disappointed that you are forced to use the analog stick, both when batting and when pitching.

The sound makes me want to kill.

Frantic arcade style that’s both fun to play, yet frustrating to control at times.

This game is a relatively short play, as it can easily be finished in one day. Even though Konami™ claims that there are ten "massive" chapters; don't be fooled, they aren't "massive" in any sense.

This is one of those racing games, which is as much fun for a die-hard racer as someone who just enjoys the challenge of racing itself.