Not only did it make me sit and play it every spare moment I had until completion, it also made me want to pick up "Soul Reaver" and play it through again.

A great fishing game, easily the best on the PlayStation 2 thus far.

Despite its occasional appearances, the game is so incredibly linear it hurts.

The authenticity will truly impress the fans of the series with the soundtrack and voice acting all wrapped up in one neat and tidy package.

The starships have now landed onto the Xbox, but the force is rather weak for some reason in this one.

A great product that only wears a little thin on the single player and innovation.

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

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

New additions to the game's recipe have fallen short, offering little incentive for the player to stray from the formula they have grown used to over the last ten months.

989 Sports has created their most impressive sports title in a very long time.

A pretty average action-adventure game with some amazing visuals and sound effects. If the game had its gameplay toned up a few notches, then this could have been a must buy game.

A down side to this game setup is that there is no real big picture to your accomplishments.

A very big disappointment for gamers everywhere, because it is a lackluster effort for a game that had the potential to be awesome.

Legion’s quick fire, shallow approach may deter those who prefer to build a nation, and will no doubt not appeal to the hardcore strategists who look for something with a little more depth. However, for those looking for a fast paced strategy game will appreciate what Legion has to offer.

Offers decent graphics, excellent gameplay and a respectable replay value, even if its sounds aren’t top of the line.

Disney and soccer mix surprisingly well!

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.

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 best train game on the market today. It does lack depth though.

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

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

Overall gameplaywise Ecco has proved to be one of the most difficult games I’ve ever played...But for those who have the skills and persistence Ecco The Dolphin might be an enjoyable romp.

This game is a lot of fun. Sometimes it can be frustrating if you get stuck for a while, but you can always fall back on the trusty arena and cause some damage there instead and the load times are horrific.

The controls are a lot harder on the Dual Shock 2 than they were with the keyboard and mouse, but you will get use to it once you break a few controllers and have a see your psychiatrist a few times.

Both challenging and addicting.

Not only do the graphics look outdated and ugly, but now there’s added slowdown and control problems. But even with its problems, I still can’t help but feel that the game is still a fun experience.

The game’s only true problem is that it doesn’t have a lot of depth, but besides that it is just a very enjoyable arcade football game.

The visuals and audio could have been improved greatly, but if you want to log the many hours to master the controls, underneath all the pain and suffering is a pretty enjoyable racing game.