Even the Destruction Derby Arenas and Ragdoll Mini Games are all online playable for you!

Ahhh, the memories. Anyway, all in all a nice compilation to have, especially if you spend your days on Ebay trying to find these games.

More or less the PS2 version of the game, and that is not bad at all. You'll have just as much fun with it too. Great single player stuff, and head-to-head multiplayer is ok.

My only complaint is that I have beaten it, and now I'm done. It was a bit short for me.

The more I have played this game, the higher my review score has gone. The farther I got in, the more I enjoyed the puzzles, and the more I appreciated the throwback to the game that started all of this.

First and foremost, you're going to get your hands on some cracker-jack weaponry, both firearm and silent. Each weapon has a standard and secondary fire, which depending on the weapon is pretty cool.

This is a nice game for fans of the genre; however, if you are looking for a game to jump in and out of quickly this may not be the one for you. The problem is that you must spend much of your time micro-managing your units, telling them when to fire, when to charge and where to move.

I'll admit, I really would have liked better AI and a jump button. But at the end of the day, I'm still playing this game to try and get the mini-goals.

A great game and I think it is safe to say that the long wait for a new Sonic game is finally over, and it was well worth the wait!

Bottom line, the game is fun to play. It is one of the reasons I do split time playing FIFA and MLS.

The replay in any of these titles is much less than what you would find with the PC version. The linear storyline, and structured game flow really cut down on the nearly limitless options that are at your disposal in the computer version of the Sims games.

I-Ninja is a sword swinging fool too; with some solid animations for a little dumpy character. And watching him slice in half a Ranx robot is really nice, with green ooze coming out of them as they fall perfectly in two.

Walk right past this title and pick up the latest version of "Dance Dance Revolution," for whatever system you like.

The game is enjoyable. Unfortunately, aside from the mix of fantasy and historical truth, there is little to make this game stand apart from other WWII RTS games.

This version seems even less interactive than the original. So for those of you, who got bored with the first, stay away.

For those non-history buffs, but who are RTS fans this is not a bad little RTS game, this game focuses less on construction and defense than most RTS’s, and more on the combat aspect.

Really good storytelling woven into a solid gameplay engine and some good graphics and sound make this a game that I would happily recommend.

Simply more of Dungeon Siege. There’s new stuff, new areas, new dungeons and so on. More, however, isn’t always better. While there’s a stack of new additions, the new campaign is less entertaining than the original.

I was very impressed with almost every aspect of Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors. It is a very fun game that is easy to pick up on the controls. The graphics look amazing and the new engine is very sweet.

The game was made for a very specific (albeit large and ravenous) audience, and I think that that audience will be pleased with the game.

Unlike Madden for the Wii which EA made it to be a very fun game due to excellent controls, Marvel is a different story that take time to get adjusted.

The presentation and controls are lacking, but the rest of the package really stands out due to the gameplay department.

It's ok for a secondary Football game if you have friends over, or want to go online occasionally. But as a single player game, or something you play leagues with on the PS2, I think this is the year Blitz doesn't quite fit in. And I love Midway, so this is a very difficult thing to say.

Asmik deserves credit for looking at the first Lethal Skies, knowing they can do a better job, and then actually doing it.

Come on guys and gals, what is not cool about riding around on a horse and kicking some serious ass?

While casual gamers may be put off by its complex political focus, sim and history buffs will love the accuracy this game portrays of medieval politics.

Pinball Hall of Fame is a nice throwback to an old and dying arcade game.

The gameplay is tight and solid.