One of the coolest and most interesting storyline and opening movie (I’ll get into the visuals part later) I’ve ever seen in a game to date.

The environments, characters and challenges all come together to form an excellent game which almost anyone will enjoy to play.

THQ failed deliver a very impressive port of an already unimpressive game.

The audio is great and worth listen with a Dolby pro-logic receiver, and the graphics, while flawed are truly of next-generation quality.

The game is far from perfect, suffering from a shaky graphics engine and a trick system that requires some tweaking, but the game manages to be pretty damn fun despite all that.

Overall Azurik whilst not setting the genre on fire with innovation remains still a good adventure game with an RPG style.

The engine, while on the verge of being dated, still manages to dazzle. To get the most out of the game, however, some pricey hardware may be required.

This game stays true to its sport for better or worse. If you dig snowboarding and you want the most realistic experience, look no further than Amped...But for the rest of us (and I suspect that is a majority) you’ll probably want to steer clear of Amped.

Put simply this game is such a well rounded and comprehensive effort that it will take some beating before it is shot down and rendered missing in action by a competitor.

It's also short, and there is no reason why you would feel compelled to play it again. No secrets to unlock, no hidden characters.

If your looking for a good ole fashioned arcade, hockey check fest, or an alternative multiplayer game to Super Smash Brothers Melee then look no further – NHL Hitz is here.

There are unfortunately a few flaws which drops it from a must own game to try before you buy.

Graphically it bench presses any other console FPS out there, and the gameplay is varied, interesting and full of superb environments.

The first good surfing game.

Really nothing more than a rehash.

A great title...It's only good for playing with friends.

One of the best racing games to hit the console market.

While the graphics are certainly a feat, they alone can't make the game worth playing.

There simply isn’t enough substance to recommend a purchase. The multiplayer is fun - for awhile, but it gets stale quick. The single player is extremely short.

If you’re after a game which is non stop madness and have a few friends who can regularly game with you then Cel Damage is a game you may considering purchasing, but unfortunately the single player game lets it down.

One of the most engaging and entertaining racers I've had to privelige to play.

I personally recommend the Xbox version above all others because it happens to sport lightning fast loading, benefits greatly from the built-in harddrive, and the graphics are a bit better.

The most comprehensive real time strategy wargame ever produced.

Hampered by shoddy responsiveness, frustrating gameplay, and an overabundance of boring same ol’ same ol’ challenges, Dark Summit falls short of what I think it very well could have been.

As a standalone game, PS2 Half Life takes its place at the top of first person shooters with its fantastic storyline, graceful level design and exceptional graphics which whizz along at a constant 60 fps.

A hit and miss game. It has created an eerie atmospheric world which will have you shaking in your boots as you play this game. The story line is brilliant and the graphics add to the awesome 3D world it’s set in.

A worthy and immersive extension of the series, and comes close to perfection in terms of strategy.

Unfortunately because of some limitations of the GBA console many features and characters have had to be left out and replaced. One of the most significant absentees is the final boss for the Inferno episode.

Before now there have been some strategy games set in medieval times, but none has captured the essence and flavour of the period like the superb Stronghold.

A fresh breath of air for the management style of gaming genre.

As a single player game you might whip through it a few times on different difficulty. However if multiplayer is your thing this game is excellent value, well we reckon it will be when we get another copy!

The interface is also not particularly logical with many character actions being accessible only after you have waded through a number of submenus. This is annoying and will drive you to distraction in combat, until you get the hang of the hot keys.

As a hybrid of popular artistic themes and gameplay, Throne of Darkness succeeds on many levels. However, if you're looking for a completely fresh experience, look elsewhere. Diablo-esque influences keep the game from breaking new ground in a significant way.

This is a pretty bad game that has endless sprawling caves as gameplay areas and equally dull gameplay within them.

The sense of actually being there in Parker's fight against oppression really makes this a game worth getting.

Comes as close to game playing perfection as possible. It's fantastic amalgamation of intense single player action and exciting 4 player entertainment shouldn't be missed by anyone with a GBA.

The most disappointing facet of the visuals would have to be the character graphics which are lacking in detail, are poorly animated and remind us more of flimsy cardboard cut outs that wobble about than real flesh and blood individuals.

It is a good thing the gunplay is so exciting in this game, as there is not a lot else on offer.

It's one of those games that can give you a quick gaming fix when you need it, and even though the premise is similiar among all of the titles (Pac-Attack being the exception), the action is different and worthy of gameplay!

As unpredictable as the head to head battles and random challenges are, the game is much too simple and basic - PERFECT however, for the younger set; beginners.

Both challenging and addicting.

There is no finer joy in life than sitting with a group of friends and watching their faces contort and twist in agony as you happily place bombs next to them, trapping them against a wall from which they can never escape from.

Nintendo's latest version of the F-Zero series for the GBA preserves the "Wow" factor that made F-Zero one of Nintendo's biggest game franchises.

An insanely good time!

With it's astounding gameplay and unbelievable fun factor, it's a game you won't want to put down, even when given it's slight graphic downfalls.

Not only will expose a whole new generation to one of the classics, it will challenge those who remember it the first time around.

It's fun, fast, and furious pace will have you seeing cats and mice in your sleep.

Gamers looking for an off-the-wall platform adventure, and those that have the patience to put up with the lack of a save feature might find EWJ a good buy.

It seems that the Pitfall series has lost its luster over time, and this port just solidifies that fact.

Had the GT Advance utilized the battery backed password system, I certainly would have scored this game MUCH higher. But given the exquisite graphics, challenging races, fun tune–ups, the game itself MAY be worth the hassle.

Lots and lots of new and exciting things to do here. Just a refreshing game.

If every game that graces the GBA were as good as Tony Hawk 2, then the world would be a better place. There would be no war, crime, or violence because everybody would be too busy playing Game Boy.

For boxing fans - it floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee.

Not only was I throughly dissappointed by Iridion, but I was downright frustrated.