This game has just about everything wrong with it that it possibly can.

The control just isn’t tight enough to get the reputation as being solid and fun to use, because in reality it is a real pain and only causes aggravation, which to me is the opposite of being fun.

The quest mode can get boring once you unlock all of the powers for your character, but you may still want to keep playing it if you enjoy the controls and such enough.

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.

Hotel Giant falls into the trap of trying to be two things at once - an entertaining sim clone, as well as trying to appeal to fans of the various tycoon management games. Sadly, it will fail to fully satisfy either party.

The gameplay is loads of fun and the visuals easily surpass any baseball game currently out there. The only problem lies with how long you will be playing it for, as the replay value lacks a bit.

With all of the downfalls this game has, it is pretty sad to say, but Stitch is still pretty fun, and will likely appeal to the younger audience.

Tries hard to be successful, but technical faults and the one major gameplay problem may dampen the experience for some. On the other hand, the game features some nice hack-n-slash action.

The overall gameplay in Fire Blade is most likely the games highest point, as it has a lot of depth and takes some time to fully master.

The best Formula 1 game to come from EA yet.

But trying to separate myself from how much fun the game is and looking at it objectively reminds me that the game is still technically flawed, and thus far from perfect.

A light gun game that falls flat on its face.

Gore isn’t a bad game but it isn’t an overly good one either. It offers a quick run and gun game for those after a basic first person shooter which doesn’t rely on storyline for the player to enjoy it.

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.

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 compelling game which, once you get over the at times steep learning curve, will keep you very happy, as the action is superb.

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

The short single player game and the weak graphics and sound are too overwhelming to ignore, despite the solid gameplay.

The terrific visuals mixing with the well implemented sound effects and soundtrack make this game a real treat.

One thing the PC version does have over the PS2 version is the fact players can re-skin the main character, and no doubt in given time people will create modifications and new missions, cars etc for the game.

Has come up just a little short of the goal once again.

One of the best motorbike games ever.

WSB is an exhilarating experience whether it is talking about the graphics, audio, controls, or the longevity, this baseball game has it all.

With a level editor included in addition to a long, challenging single player story line this game is definitely one to check out.

Clone Campaigns replay factor is VERY high in this due to the improved scenario editor which, if you’re a campaign creator or map maker, you will find the tools and objects in here are now a Battlegrounds fan dream.

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

As close to the console versions as you possible can get. The game’s visuals are very well done and the sound is pretty cool in itself.

A very simple and boring arcade racing game which falls short in almost every area possible.