Enjoyable, captivating, and thrilling.

From the moment I tried out this game I was hooked. This game is all it's cracked up to be.

Control wise, this setup is a major improvement over the stiff and cumbersome control scheme of RE series. Everything moves swiftly, smoothly, with dead on response to your button action.

A solid platformer, but also at the same time is somewhat generic.

The story itself may not live up to the expectations of an engrossing plot with surprising twists, but the light-hearted humor of the game compensates somewhat.

Generic sounds, with graphics that don't blow you away, and gameplay that matches every F1 game I've played before, it just isn't worth a pick-up unless you are a hardcore Formula One racing fan.

Though the shortness of a game may sound like a flaw, it’s really not. In ICO’s case, a longer length would have made the game quite tiresome as puzzle solving & pulling the girl from he pits of hell could tend to get a bit repetitive.

Lastability for this game is one of the highest for any portable title.

Visually, be prepared to be stunned.

The music almost has a Mario-like atmosphere to it although with some weird Japanese sound to it, which is great to hear while playing a platformer.

In between the amazing and the boring is the meat of GT3, where you are offered the purest racing simulation available anywhere.

It's chocked full of speed and action throughout that should satisfy almost any Sonic fan.

Not a traditional type of game we expect to see on a home console. This quality PC conversion only begs the question, "why haven't we?" May the seaweed be with you!

Definitely not for fans of simulation Basketball games, but then again, this game is so much fan, it may be.

One of the best racing games on a portable ever.

It'll definitely give you the closest experience to being on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire without actually being a contestant on TV.

The added features, and classic gameplay makes for one great game.

A perfect example of how it SHOULD be done... somehow the full size game has been crammed into the impossibly tiny (they are small aren't they? geez!) GBA cart.

With the PS2 RPG release list suffering, Dark Cloud could easily be named the best offering in this genre to date.

For what it sets out to do, that is to be a home version of the arcade game, 18 Wheeler gets a 99% perfect score, since the only thing missing is that extra driver. But as a game you play at home, it's just way too short.

There is no shame in being inferior to a groundbreaking title like SSX. And while CB2001 has its share of flaws, you'll still get a thrill seeking challenge.

I had high hopes for this game, and it's been pretty much exactly what I was expecting.

It's great looking, amusing at times, and the Star Wars themes never gets old.

Finally a game that boasts graphics that we have been promised would come out of our PS2s.

It isn't on the scale of greatness as Mario, Sonic, Conker, etc., but it is a decent platformer for the almost dead console.

This one is packed full of race courses, new and old, classic and new cars, network action, and a heck of a lot of options.

It absolutely is the best looking, sounding, and playing N64 game. It should not be missed.

With all the knowledge they acquired from previous Star Wars flight combat games, the latest graphics engine on the world's most powerful console, an exceptional story with a cast of three, and a reworked control setup, Star Wars: Starfighter offers one helluva ride.