A fantastic port on the GBA, but the controls hold it back from being a great title on the system.

I had a hard time pulling myself away from the RoC mode, even though my instincts were telling me I was tired of playing it. It has that kind of affect on you, even though it's only a slightly above average race engine.

The game definitely does not attempt to take itself seriously, and I personally found most of it hilarious...The one real problem I have with the game is the camera.

While the options are bigger this year, I thought last year’s game felt more complete in overall game play.

While the options are bigger this year, I thought last year’s game felt more complete in overall game play.

Poor graphics, poor controls, and a theme based on a bad movie makes Reign of Fire a game to avoid.

A major disappointment, outside having a super impressive roster of old school wrestlers like Hulk Hogan, Iron Sheik, George “the Animal” Steele, just to name a few. It falls short in every category that makes a great wrestling game fun.

If you're looking for a challenge, Super Cop difficulty approaches the Xbox level, and the truly masochistic can always use the Hard-Boiled cheat as suggested by Namco.

If Jedi Outcast was on Xbox Live it would be among the best games of the year.

The mix of ranged and hand-to-hand combat is smooth, deep and satisfyingly challenging.

Anthology has a mesmerizing quality about it. Once I started playing and listening to some of the old '80s tunes, it just became real comfortable to keep going.

I saw it quickly deteriorate into yet another cash cow trying to capitalize on a Hollywood hit.

If LucasArts can clean up that collision detection issue, it would be a near-perfect third person action engine for future releases.

The combat system is frustrating and delivers very little fun after a couple of hours.

With AI that is light years ahead of EA Sports, a simulation experience that's second to none, and a fun - if somewhat fickle - online experience with Xbox, the serious hockey gamer should only look at one title this year.

By not providing more details on where to find the items needed to progress fully, however, it just becomes an exercise in frustration and drags down what could have been an above-average title.

The combat system is frustrating and delivers very little fun after a couple of hours.

The PS2 port is an excellent adaptation of a classic fighter.

If you’re looking for a challenge, Super Cop difficulty approaches the Xbox level, and the truly masochistic can always use the Hard-Boiled cheat as suggested by Namco.

With more polish and character balancing, Midway could have crafted one of the best pick up and play fighters in existence – but combo timing issues hurt the overall score and that’s a shame.

Just too damn short! I logged in roughly six or seven hours and finished the game, though, those six or seven hours were some of the finest gaming hours of my life.

The painstaking detail in the architecture is a huge draw in making the game as believable as it is. Everything looks exactly how you would envision it in real life, with hallways, open areas, offices, courtyards, everything modeled correctly.

The best game to hit any system in the past few years. No game has captivated me more or been more fun than Metroid Prime in a very long time.

With more polish and character balancing, Midway could have crafted one of the best pick up and play fighters in existence – but combo timing issues hurt the overall score and that's a shame.

The challenge is tough too. You'll be hard pressed to make it though the movie mode on normal difficulty without a good number of continues.

Konami has created a title that manages to hit the group it was developed for, while still appealing to the rest of the world. And hey, what’s cooler than watching Mickey slide tackle into Minnie? Not much.

With more polish and character balancing, Midway could have crafted one of the best pick up and play fighters in existence – but combo timing issues hurt the overall score and that’s a shame.

The game definitely does not attempt to take itself seriously, and I personally found most of it hilarious...The one real problem I have with the game is the camera.