The flaws of motion capture as well as lack of system link may keep a few hard core gamers away from the title but if you’re after a change from the "NBA Live" series from EA Sports or just after a decent basketball sim then this is well worth a look.

The presentation and story can’t hide the flaws. Aside from boss battles, the combat system is weak and needs some serious tuning for future games.

For once, gamers can play as Spiderman and use all of his awesome techniques while experiencing few problems along the way.

The visuals and sound are very well done, as the only drawback to the game is that it is very difficult to pull off tricks at times.

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.

Never has there really been a game that allows you to have so much control over breeding monsters and hatching eggs, it truly is a unique experience. Some RPG goers might not like the shallow storyline.

From your first game to your last Blitz is full of surprises and twists with its very aggressive style.

This game has very few flaws with the exception of the controls.

Only two other games, "Half-life" and "Deus Ex" have given me the same Buzz as completing Renegade has.

The control is very fun and initiative, but does lack variety in the move sets.

Disney and soccer mix surprisingly well!

A decent game.

State of the art graphics, stereo sound, and excellent gameplay.

It doesn't have the graphics of say, Luigi's Mansion, but what it does it does well. If not for the camera problems it would seem that Namco has almost perfected it's own platformer formula.

With an engaging storyline, solid visuals, and great action sequences, most gamers won’t want to pass Headhunter up.

Combining some excellent RPG, Adventure and Action elements it is definitely one to check out.

The way in which your character develops is refreshing for this type of game, even though the visuals and sound presentation are little more than mediocre.

A nicely done title that delivers a unique experience, both visually and gameplay wise.

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

Both challenging and addicting.

This expansion pack breathes even more life into what is essentially a very absorbing and deep eighteenth century wargame.

The A.I and such may seem rather disappointing at times, but when you get down to the bare bones of it all, this is just a fun game to play and enjoy.

Not only did Team Ninja make a game with the most beautiful virtual women of all time, but they also managed to make a fun game of volleyball, a solid gambling experience, and add social elements on top of it.

With so many ways to kill your enemies, you will never get bored of the same sort of stuff every gunfight.

One of the nicest things about Warrior Kings is the Camera control.

One of the most fun tennis games ever created, hands down.

Though it doesn’t match the overall bliss which "Rogue Squadron 2" had with the graphics and all, it is still one enjoyable game that you won’t want to put down once you get thrown into the middle of the action, which only takes about five minutes.

Fans of Defender will definitely enjoy this game, but the longevity may disappoint many if you were looking for a long experience.