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.

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

Even a little kid who adored the movie could easily get bored and fall asleep after walking back and forth through areas just to find a few objects or a lost monster, or someone to scare.

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.

Those with the patience and time however, will find a rewarding gaming experience.

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

This is by far the best version of Blitz ever released to a home console, and if you've ever though of picking up a copy before now is the time.

VF4 is probably the greatest fighter ever made in terms of lasting appeal. The Kumite mode is absolutely fantastic.

Extremely short. The multiplayer might help extend the life of the game a bit longer, but it’s simply not entertaining enough to hold your interest for very long.

The single player is enough to warrant a buy, but the national tournaments and multi-player aspects make it one you just have to have in your game library.

The interface is one of the best RTS GUIs (for the acronym conscious) to date. There are rollover help messages for just about everything and you can automate the building of units with an endless variety of queue options.

The force has returned to the PlayStation 2, but the outcome could have been stronger.

An enjoyable home adaptation of the Arcade Gauntlet that just doesn't match the original...The single-player runs thin.

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

Whilst the game does definitely appeal to children and adults alike, it is too difficult for the children targeted and far too frustrating for any adults this is all due to the poor camera controls.

In my opinion, the game looked better on the PS2, and compared to some of the other stuff the Xbox is pulling off, the game seems even less impressive. It’s still pretty good though.

The graphics, gameplay and sound all contribute to one of the most beautiful and satisfying gaming experiences ever.

The main problem with the game remains squarely in one place, the controls.

A downright fun title that’ll last you for quite some time.

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.

A big part of the game is managing your ship between battle scenarios. In game, you will spend a lot of time working on your warp core, preparing your weapon systems even controlling repair teams.

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

One of the neatest oddities in any baseball game to date. Acclaim have included an official in-game Donruss player trading card mode, which allows players to unlock cheats, simply amass a collection of cards, or even trade them!

Enemies should have been varied, the game should have been longer, the complaints go on and on, yet EOE can still prove to be fun.

With anime quality graphics, music worthy for your CD player, and addicting "fight the man" gameplay, JSRF is an obvious winner.

Baseball fans will love the more hardcore side of the game whilst others will love the ability to pick up the game and play it straight away.

If you want to play franchise you have to shell out the cash for a 3rd party card or wait for the larger card from Nintendo. We can't really blame Acclaim for the memory card woes, but its dissapointing that the hardware is holding back some of the bigger portions of the game.

An adorable adventure that incorporates platform aspects from the Mario’s and Sonic’s of the world into one nice package.