A polished, tried and true gameplay experience, that, while not necessarily the most innovative, is a heck of a lot of fun.

I thoroughly enjoyed my trek through the games' magical world, and the only thing keeping this title from achieving an A rating is that it shares the common problem with most RPG's today: once it's over, it's over.

This is a good expansion, but for its time maybe not the best it could have been.

If you want an exciting starship combat simulator that presents some real challenge, this is the best.

RFS's gameplay is completely off the wall fun, and despite its quirky premise, kept me coming back for more time and time again.

It's the best thing since Sliced Bread, other than its sequel, Sliced Bread II: Electric Boogaloo.

It is innovative, it is humorous, it is intense, and most of all, it's a heck of a lot of fun.

This isn't just an upgrade my friends, it's the real deal.

Colin McRae Rally 2 has surpassed a lot of expectations, providing yet again one of the most incredible driving experiences around.

A boring, repetitive, bad looking platformer that follows the same footsteps as everything released before it, and there is no real reason to give it a look. And if you think your kids might enjoy it, think again; it's sure to frustrate them to no end.

The game is an average ride, but the gameplay comes up shallow.

Topware Interactive has made a solid real-time strategy title with some interesting gameplay elements, but buyers should research a little and know what they are buying into before the final purchase.

More than 75% of the time a mission entirely changes from the original mission parameters (though you usually do end up completing them), and this is what makes entering a new mission of Starlancer such an interesting experience.

The game does offer some good thrills and hours of fun, but just may get repetitious before it's all said and done.

FIFA not only sports fantastic controls, but beauty to go along with it's other two outings ("Madden" and "NHL"). Is it just as good as the other two? You betcha!

The game feels like old-hat and the limited gameplay changes have the Tomb Raider series making a small leap in improvement.

I have been playing MW4 ever since the beta came out around a month ago, and I still don't think I will be putting it down for a while. MW 4 has everything that MW 3 failed to offer.

The actual game is such a mess that even hardcore action gamers will think twice about ridding the world of vampires.

The game plays well, but really hurts in presentation, graphics and sound.

A far better game pound for pound that any other Civilization game made. But for a gaming paradigm that has been around for almost ten years, there's no reason for the genre to still be stumbling over the same problems over and over, and that's exactly what's happening here.

Gunman Chronicles isn't a terrible game, I just suspect many of us have been there and done that.

Speaking of play mechanics, I can honestly say that I haven't had this much fun playing a game in a very long time. Not only do the controls harbor the utmost precision, but the camera has been refined as well.

I urge each and every one of you to get at least a keyboard before doing so. You'll save yourself a whole mess of frustration if you do.

We are left with a mediocre title that only keeps shooter fans mildly entertained till we can get our hands on "Gradius III" for the PS2.

This Journey won't be to everyone's taste, but for those who salivate at the idea of one of the best-written graphical adventures ever seen, it's one well worth taking.

All in all I really enjoyed Maximum Pool, far more than the offerings provided in the last couple of years. It's easy, fun, and online. What more do you need to know?

It's an average game that suffers from mediocre implementation. Torneko: The Last Hope simply isn't very fun to play.

The game gets the C rating due to its overwhelming childish style, yet the game is more enjoyable than you would think.