After playing it for an hour and winning a couple of games, you'll be ready to go back to your PS2 or GameCube.

Too short and not polished enough.

An above average game -- it just had so much more unrealized potential. And it gets damn annoying at times.

The two biggest knocks against Confidential Mission are the aforementioned lack of real innovation and the game’s short length. You can finish the game in about fifteen minutes.

And like the movie, the game begins to seem pointless after a while, which qualifies it as a rock-solid rental.

If you ever get the tricks down (and we're still trying), the game could be fun, although it's no "Tony Hawk," which it tries to emulate in style and form.

A bitter pill to swallow. Still, you could waste an afternoon or two on this and still find yourself fairly amazed with some of the puzzle elements, the hunt for horror exploration aspect, and all the chainsaw-ripping, zombie-blasting gore.

If you like your destruction on a massive scale, this game is the one for you – though it relies heavily on big explosions to entertain you (have we made our point yet?).

Best of all, the enemy's AI is fairly ruthless and will put up a good fight.

It's too short, it doesn't give you enough freedom, and the replayability is limited.

Worth the effort for gamer who likes their puzzle games fast and tough.

A better-than-average motorcycle simulation, with a deep career mode and satisfying racing action. It'd be nice if it had been optimized for the Dreamcast, however.

ITF is still a better game.

Of the two "last-gen" versions of this game out there (N64 and PSX), this is the better one. It pales in comparison to the PS2 and DC versions, however.

Even though small additions have been made, you'd be better off waiting for THPS3.

A basic, solid, hardworking title, with just enough familiar territory to keep fans of the show happy, and enough work to keep persistent (albeit young) gamers satisfied.

It may be short on imagination and long on Disney, but it’s not a bad game for kids. Action gamers may find Atlantis a bit lost.

Lack of courses and players are a real deterrent. However, the depth of the game engine is enough to keep die-hards entertained.

Great graphics, excellent sound, and solid controls are all offset by a game that’s over before it started. This one is way too short.

Within two hours we beat every Championship mode, and made it through ten of the arcade matches, where we were quickly squashed by the cheap AI. It's a shame, because we were having so much playing up until that point.

It's time to move on, Lara -- Angelina Jolie is waiting in the wings, and then you're done.

Not bad, but certainly not the best vehicle driving game out there.

It’s not awful, and is in fact a solid platform game, but it can be annoying, and even worse, pretty boring at times.

It's a lot of fun if you weren't expecting much.

Still has its brand of goofy appeal; there’s nothing quite like the sight of stuffed animals pumping each other full of lead...Hardcore FPS fans and platform purists should stay away.

Fish fans, fear for the fun factor - it's frightful.

There’s as much to do in this game as there is in any other full-priced motocross game – and Motocross Mania is really no better or worse than most of those.

Jam fans will find the move to the Advance didn't really make the experience any better.