At $50, this game is a total joke.

It's a Myst game any fan should play or to see how the story family turns out.

The online portion really helps give the game added replay and depth to an already deep strategy game.

You can't be a serious game player and not have this game. It's simply a must buy. It is the perfect third in a near perfect game series.

The games biggest problem, as I have said before, is that it is coming into a market that is ridiculously over saturated with WWII and Vietnam shooters already, and it does not do enough to separate itself from the pack, so I have a feeling it will be doomed to slip by the wayside unnoticed by most.

Great graphics, solid and familiar TM game play, and Wi-Fi online. How can you ask for more than that? It's goold old fashioned mayhem at it's best!

It's got it's small issues, like the figity analog stick, and lack of anything other than ad-hoc multiplayer gaming. But in the grand scheme of things, this is definitely the best handheld version of Tiger Woods yet!

The graphics in THUG 2 Remix are incredible for a handheld system. It looks almost identical to the PS2 version with only a few drawbacks that are barely noticeable. With the great graphics, the game also sports a very solid framerate and smooth gameplay.

In some areas, the graphics rival that of the PS2 version. Spider-Man looks sharp, the cut-scenes are cool, and the environments are nicely done. In addition to looking good, the game also runs very smoothly.

Greek Gods, lots of blood guts and gore, bad ass weapons and spells and lets not forget the well endowed topless women, what more could you want from a game?

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.

Serious racers and arcade fans alike are going to love this.

I dig the card thing and all, but I would have loved to play a Metal Gear Solid game that stays true to the PS2 games.

A great game for people who like puzzles games, or for people who will be sharing their PSP with others, as this is a easy game to play and understand that anyone can pick up and play will be a great one for everyone to play and enjoy.

Aside from the huge disappointment from multi-player and the long load times from levels, the game is great.

It has all of the charm that the original had to offer with the portability of the PSP.

I’m not going to sit here and tell you that Future Perfect is the best FPS ever. But I will tell you that if you give me a choice between this game and any other FPS (including either "Halo" game), I’ll choose to play Time Splitters.

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.

I'm not going to sit here and tell you that Future Perfect is the best FPS ever. But I will tell you that if you give me a choice between this game and any other FPS (including either "Halo" game), I'll choose to play Time Splitters.

The game clocks in at only $20. That really is not bad for a game like this. I used to enjoy pinball when I was a child. And going back to something like this really brought back memories.

The game is well put together, with a nice fast paced combat system that keeps you on your toes. The only thing that looks like it could have used more work is the camera.

You are going to be blown away when you see how much of the console version of the series they were able to stuff into this little 1.8 gig UMD disc.

I am blown away by the quality of NBA. It's not perfect, and I think going forward, there needs to be some tightening of the computer AI. But other than that and the freaky free-throwing, this is one impressive handheld Basketball game.

You can call it sour grapes (for liking the old TMNT, not this new 2005 TMNT cartoon garbage), or you can just call it a very mediocre game.

The game has something that many games are missing these days, and that is emotion.

Its quick learning curve, matched with not having to deal with a tedious training mission lends this game towards the vets.

The game can be finished in 15 to 20 hours. Beating it will unlock the Hard mode for those who want abit more challenge.

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