It's very possible to spend a good deal of time swinging around the city, responding to citizens in need, stopping random crimes, attempting some of the 150 challenges and collecting some of the nearly 400 tokens of various kinds scattered throughout the city.

Baseball games are sure to get a kick out of its take on the classic game, while others will likely enjoy the easily accessible gameplay and hilarious, hard hitting action.

There's a hefty dose of nostalgia in this collection, but you'll also find that these games have aged marvelously well.

A great game, and it's arguably the best multiplayer experience on the Game Boy Advance.

Arguably the best fighting game available on the Game Boy Advance and is worth every penny.

You need Mega Man Anniversary Collection like you need air to breath.

Now the sound is probably the worst part about the game.

The gameplay is classic Front Mission, but is badly marred by poor artificial intelligence and somewhat cumbersome pre-battle menus.

Transcends gimmickry and enhances a standard third-person shooter with some nifty psychic powers and moments of sheer brilliance. Still, some uneven design decisions, tepid levels, and other shortcuts keep it from being a classic.

The length is fair, the story is on par with what Rare usually does, it’s visually superb, and the sound is actually enjoyable.

With nice looking visuals and outstanding gameplay, Sega went ahead and added enough depth to the game to call it a handheld sleeper.

Challenging but rarely vexing, bleak and unnerving and technically extraordinary.

Lousy interface aside, the game does give you a hefty amount of options to work with.

Aside from its engaging nostalgic gameplay, Mario vs. Donkey Kong gets a lot of its replay value from its scoring system.

The myriad of ways to customize your abilities and interesting additions to the game add some depth – but sadly, the mediocre implementation of some of those elements keep the game a standard hack-and-slash button masher at its core.

Despite a few technical problems and terrible game modes, ESPN MLB manages to deliver a very solid game of baseball that any fan of the sport should enjoy.

Siren is a game that tries to do too many things, while not doing many of them well.

The different solutions to each level provide enough replay value for a couple of extra run-throughs of the game.

The game is obviously hard, and the fact that there’s no pause screen doesn’t help either.

It strips away many of the old-fashioned frustrations without eliminating the enjoyable aspects of the genre. Experienced players, however, will be disappointed by the lack of the depth and breadth of a game like "Anarchy Online" or "Everquest."

A magnificent game. On every level it just stays superb. The only gripe that's mentionable is just the lack of a fleshed out multiplayer mode.

The voice acting as a whole can be remembered as some of the most redundant, monotone and dull voicing you can find in a game.

If you're looking for perhaps the best multiplayer experience ever created in the history of the industry, this is definitely the game for you.

BF:V has a ton of AI routines to run all at the same time, and it sucks every last resource from your system. Online play, however, will probably run quite well in comparison.

Along with the beautiful anime cutscenes comes horrible voice acting.

A remake of one of the coolest, most satisfying action games ever made.

Combining the excellent, fast paced gameplay, with the magnificent visuals of DOA3, Tecmo created a gem of a game and has doubtlessly created a new step towards action game perfection.

From the beginning of the game it's obvious that EA has gone to extremes to ensure that it feels just like the movies, and it really pays off.

It's not just an amazing game -- its high production values also make it something of a cinematic marvel.

The sceneries are so good that they'll make it seem like you're playing a new Metroid rather than just a remake.

Swamp filled jungles and ruined cities have never looked so good in a space shooter.

It's also the closest the series has been to its roots in well over a decade.

An action game for people who don't usually play RPGs.

The single player game may get a bit tedious, but the game can be just as fun as "Soul Calibur" if you have some friends who are ready for some action on the street with its pick and play controls.

It features an ideal set of secrets to unlock, features great graphics and sound, loads of NFL Superstars and Legends, and even has quite a few elements of strategy in it.

Sonic Battle’s strong point is definitely its visuals. Everything has more detail than you’d think with a GBA game.

If you tried hard enough, you could probably finish the game in about 7 or 8 hours. Not a terrible time, for a platformer. But, if you're spending the whole $50 for the retail price, it might just not be enough to warrant the price.

It is a wonderful title that exudes both charming beauty in its lush aesthetics and sophisticated brilliance in its streamlined, accessible gameplay.

The game also feels a little too anticlimactic because the last few chapters aren’t as intense as the original.

If you like the faster paces, western influenced idea this might be one hell of a game to you, but if you're looking for a FFX sequel, look elsewhere. This game doesn't meet expectations in any way.

If you enjoy beautiful, fluid, entertaining adventures, then this is your chance to take part in one.

Superstar graphics, stellar sound, outrageous gameplay and a hilarious story.

More characters, amazingly detailed courses, the Double Dash idea, unlockable vehicles, and other secrets prove that Mario Kart: Double Dash is a huge improvement over previous games in the series.

Although it isn't the best third-person action game on the market, it's easily the best Legacy of Kain game in the series.

It is a wonderful title that exudes both charming beauty in its lush aesthetics and sophisticated brilliance in its streamlined, accessible gameplay.

What sets SSX apart from all other snowboarding games is its intense “in your face” sort of feel.

This is a carefully made work of art and should serve as an example to other titles for its near flawless gameplay. Prince of Persia will be remembered for years to come.

The control scheme changes during each minigame, so unless you know already know how to play it, you should read the directions and the controls that go with it.

If you're looking for a game with a great story, flawless gameplay, great music, and one that you want to be playing for hours upon end, then Fire Emblem is without a shadow of a doubt the game for you.

If you enjoy beautiful, fluid, entertaining adventures, then this is your chance to take part in one.

Just don’t get this game with the expectation to play something 2d and reminiscent of "Symphony of the Night." It is short, and can be beaten in about 10 hours.

With so much to do and so much to be focused on, you’d think SSX 3 would have tight and impossible controls. It doesn’t at all, in fact, they’re practically flawless.

With outstanding new elements into the gameplay, sound, visuals and other elements that are in today’s high standards, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that this is one of the most enjoyable experiences you’ll have on any platform this year.

The perfect purchase for simulation basketball fans that want a little of arcade-like freedom.

Capcom got this game right, and should be praised as one of the elite.

With the fabulous visuals, outstanding soundtracks, and easy to pick up gameplay, this is one game that you are sure to enjoy time and time again.

With the fabulous visuals, outstanding soundtracks, and easy to pick up gameplay, this is one game that you are sure to enjoy time and time again. Now move out soldier.

Offering decent graphics, decent sound, and a replay value that just doesn’t quite seem to stick, NBA Jam isn’t recommended for any average basketball game fan, only the veterans will have fun with this title.

It has crisp sound, good graphics, and an ok game to play. The game will be good for a month, but unless you're a hardcore fan of the BK series, you might wanna pass.

The effects in cutscenes are spectacular and the looks of spells are amazing.

Other than the game’s well-performed music, the sound is nowhere near the quality as that of the game’s controls or visuals.

The Emblem Editor is also a nifty addition for those who like to be creative. You have the ability to make your own emblem with the use of various art techniques.

Other than the amateur commentating made by John Madden, the sounds of the game are awesome.

By far the best Madden game to date and it features the best update to any game of its kind.

One of the best golf games of all time, but when compared to the first, nothing has really happened. The game still provides hours of endless fun, great graphics, perfect sound, and anything you'd expect from the game.

KOTOR brings so much to the table and delivers to the full amount, allowing for great gameplay, unbelievable graphics, excellent story, and magnificent sound, making it sad when you finish the game.

Better than the first in every category.

It's one of the few Dreamcast ports that weren't sloppily remade. Anyone who appreciates a great game should be able to recognize Ikaruga for its challenge, design, and elegance.

A flawless RPG with a great continuation of the original cliffhanger. It’ll boast about 30 hours to beat your first time through.

If you don’t like Burnout 2 there is seriously something wrong with you.

If you’re unfamiliar with the card game, you’ll want to stay faraway from this game. Because unlike The Eternal Duelist Soul, this game has no tutorial.

This game is arguably the easiest game in the series.

If you can get over the cutesy, anime driven art style of the game you're going to find a very rewarding RPG that will be fun for a long time.

This is one of the better RPGs to come in a few years, and a revamped version for the GameCube is just what the Doctor ordered.

Everything is perfectly detailed and brought to life, and the design is simply breathtaking. On the elevator rides, you can just look at Samus's Suit in all its glory with awe.

The replay value is basically perfect.

The story campaign will take you around 50 hours to complete with all the characters, which is a very solid amount of time for a game of this stature.

If you don’t like Burnout 2 there is seriously something wrong with you.

The graphics in Animal Crossing can be out done by the GBA. It has a very low frame rate, and has horrible looking grass. The graphics suck.

The FLUDD system is used throughout the game and can either be why the game is so great or why the game is so mediocre.

You're not going to find anything like it that outclasses it at all, it's incredible.

The game is simply fun to play, and if you give it a chance, you'll be doing so for quite a long time.

It’s going to be remembered as not only the deepest fighting game for the Playstation 2, but also the best, on any platform.

One of the few games that manages to successfully center itself entirely around its story.

What was already basically perfect from last generation’s standards, this gets better.

Everything from the gameplay to the graphics in Final Fantasy X is remarkable.

Stunning visuals and gameplay.

Halo will stand the test of time as the most played Xbox game ever.

What was already basically perfect from last generation’s standards, this gets better. From the new re-vert stuff to the great graphics and level design, THPS3 is a must-own.

It’s almost as fun to watch as it is to play.