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.

After all of gaming sessions with NFSU Rivals, I always found myself going back to "Ridge Racers." Rivals’ controls could use a little bit of work along with how the cars look.

It has it's shortcomings, like a lack of any real type of Wireless play outside of "ad-hoc" mode, and some light game modes. But it is made up for with some excellent gameplay.

The fact that you use Bongos as the controller may seem very weird at first, but once you get the hang of it, the game is extremely fun and also very addictive.

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

Another solid job by 989 Sports.

It is nothing that will compete next to "Halo 2" and "GTA," but it is still a pretty good fighting game that is based on a Anime cartoon.

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

Once my kids graduate the first thing I thought about was having babies so they could grow up and I could send them off to college.

Marginally better than the original game, but still needs work on that punching system.

Reminds me of what I loved about the older Sega Sports games. Despite a couple of things that should have been taken care of before it was released, the game is more than solid, and to me one of the better all-around Baseball games I've played in a long time.

Marginally better than the original game, but still needs work on that punching system.

Marginally better than the original game, but still needs work on that punching system.

Comes as close to being the perfect fighter as any game has in the past. It is easily the best game of the series.

Reminds me of what I loved about the older Sega Sports games. Despite a couple of things that should have been taken care of before it was released, the game is more than solid, and to me one of the better all-around Baseball games I've played in a long time.

The definitive racing game on the PlayStation 2 or any other console. It contains a degree of realism that is unrivaled, and it mixes that well with some of the best graphics that I have seen in a game.

The music, controls, combat and environments all feel like they are straight out of my SNES, simply updated with a few nice touches added on for fun. Basically this game was put together well, and they stayed true to their design core.

Just not as good as I hoped. And not having online gameplay is a big big big issue for me.

I am vastly dissapointed.

It’s a blood fest, plain and simple, if that’s what you want in your role-playing game go for it, if you are looking for depth, character development and dialog, well then look elsewhere.

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

If you’ve never played a Tenchu game before, this is definitely not the one to start with.

An average card-based game, much like the last 800 Yu-Gi-Oh! games for the Game Boy Advance. If you are a big fan of the cartoon series and you collect the cards then you should not be disappointed.

A must have for the Nintendo DS system. It is extremely addictive and once you play it you will not want to put it down.

And really once you've been in two or three fights, you begin to simply say "ho-hum, now what"? You quickly get bored of things and start losing your concentration. By that time you also start losing interest in the game itself.

The right stick controls also take a lot of the learning curve out of Street that made the first ones so hard to learn.

The game has a very cool Anime feel to it and a pretty good sense of humor as well.

The game has a very cool Anime feel to it and a pretty good sense of humor as well.