I kept playing it thinking there was more, or something I missed that was jading me. But in the end the game is just not that good for me.

Scaler is fun and easy to play. Its colorful characters will be sure to satisfy the children out there.

Failed miserably in execution and you will not find me playing this game again because I just don’t think it is very fun to play.

On the whole I would much rather spend my time in another world, an easier more exciting life, but we cannot always have what we want.

An enjoyable gaming experience even though it is a rather short one. The easy difficulty takes away from some of the enjoyment of the game.

Get past the frustrating controls and you've got a really decent military game. Things like a plain looking graphic engine are balanced out by excellent computer AI.

A great game for the kids, or maybe just the kids at heart.

For if I would not play the game more than ten seconds if I didn’t have to review the game, why would I recommend any voluntarily play this game?

Definitely a thinkers game. And it's something we don't have a whole lot of these days.

This is a unique platformer for that fact that each level does require strategy depending on the powers of your character.

They are not bad games, but nothing you have to run to the store and pick up this instant. However, when you put the two games together you can get a lot of gameplay for the buck.

Not only are the levels in the game massive, they are also graphically beautiful.

The moveset is extremely limited, the action can't be too fast-paced, and it's harder to battle in multi-player mode.

It's literally hours of fun, and I am as serious as I can be about that. Worms 3D takes a classic game that I have always enjoyed, added the 3D part yet completely kept the gameplay intact perfectly.

But the execution just totally destroyed all the good things this came could have been. Saying the game was almost devoid of gameplay might be a harsh statement, but when I turn off a game and say to myself “I have had enough”, and vow never to play it again, then harsh is a reality.

The use of Redmond the Rabbit is very innovative, and does add a different element to a game. It's also solid looking, and solid albeit a little complex in the controls.

It has a very good storyline backed by some great character design and some very good scares.

And not to have online gameplay in a time where online games are up and coming? For the PS2 not to have it's flagship game online is not right.

Possibly flat out the worst game of the year.

And on defense, try rushing the quarterback. More often than not you'll go right past the QB or the running back as you try to turn your defensive lineman in towards the pocket. It's hard to do and frustrating.

This game is simply sub-par to it's Xbox counterpart, and for that matter the PS2 version as well.

Tak is incredibly fun to play.

The computer AI against you is not bad. I have found splashes of extreme stupidity with some enemy soldiers as they just stand there and wait for you to shoot them.

But to add some of the game elements that Artoon did such as oh, almost a whole second game with the Tom Tom Gang, and weaving it into the story, not to mention the 2 player co-op mode, does add make for nice improvements over the original game.

It makes really nice use of the DS features, both in the story mode and the mini-games, and shows you exactly what the system was intended to do.

I cannot recommend this game to anyone.

It's a fun Racing game, one of the most fun I have seen on PC in quite some time. If you like racing games and you have a computer then this is a game you might want to take a look at.

It really only has two problems, both of which can be overcome very easily. It's way to easy in the single player mode, and the lack of true 4 dimensional movement keep the game from being super great.