The graphics are great, the music is awesome, and the control I surprisingly found, not as annoying as the previous RR titles.

You get a lot of slowdown my friends, which don't necessarily effect game play much, but does hamper the looks a bit.

A title that fuses together a fresh premise, the most remarkable draw distance out there and addictive gameplay that makes a habit of making you come back for more.

A nice breakaway from the norm of arcade racing games, and is definitely worth a look for its impressive visuals and addictive (but sometimes a little on the frustrating side) gameplay.

It's high on presentation and style, but the short time it takes to beat it doesn't warrant a purchase.

It's easily the best game I've played so far this year on the N64 (although Banjo-Tooie might be a strong contender) and will remain one of my favorite games for a long time to come.

GGB does not have much in the way of storyline -- a continuation of the previous Gungriffon games' post-apocalyptic military scenario -- or extras, but it doesn't need those things. It is extremely fast and fun and easy to play, and it is a solid title worthy of buying.

While the PS2 seems to have helped improve the visuals ten fold, From Software wasn't able to work out the gameplay kinks to round everything out.

The combination of pretty new graphics, the same old music and the same old control is something of a spade.

Player models are just as lacking in detail and design -- chunky and clumsy looking, nothing intimidating about them. One wouldn't even expect this from a first generation PlayStation game.

You can beat it and explore all that it has to offer in a couple of hours, but it's still a fun game.

What can easily be considered the best multiplayer title for the machine, and one of the best first person shooters released for a console so far.

To be blunt, I haven't been this addicted to one single game in a long time.

A poorly translated, and obvious first generation RPG. It doesn't stand out at all, and will be buried by plenty of other RPG's on the system.

Actually a decent squad-based action title that's not quite in the column of worth purchasing, but gamers looking for some mindless action with a few annoying problems will find X-Squad to be a weekend rental diversion.

A second rate boxing title that just can't cut it with "K.O. Kings."

It's definitely one of the best first person shooter experiences out there, and while it more of an expansion pack to MoH than an all new game, that doesn't detract it from being a must own for fans of the genre, the original game, and gaming all together.

With it's great game play, gorgeous graphical engine, and appealing extras, who can resist giving this game a "test drive"?

Despite my inability to pin down what really makes this title so special, it is easy to say that it is exactly this reason that I feel that it has actually one-upped the respected Pharaoh.

With over 30 warriors to choose from, and over 30 maps, this game will take a while to get old. No matter how you play this game though, you're sure to have a blast.

If you are looking for a fun and explosive real-time strategy title that isn't mired in diplomacy and realism, look no further.

In order to make UT a little more playable for the casual gamer, an auto-targeting option was added to UT PS2, which makes the FC and SR even more powerful in human multiplayer.

It's not only a fast paced and exciting fishing title, but also one of those rare games that non-gamers and other family members can enjoy as well.

In strict gameplay terms, save for the multiple character options, Street Fighter EX 3 doesn't represent anything we haven't seen before.

The gameplay is dead on and its 2D-ish gameplay is reminiscent of old 16-bit titles. Just don't expect to see any innovation here.

Though while showing some nuances, the game is still old news for the ones who've gone onto the next generation systems.

Sonic Team has worked their magic and put together a highly original, extremely fun game that anyone can play.

One very beautiful, but very difficult, flight simulator. Real life physics are tough, even with a slider bar that allows a bit of control.