The action is fast and the fun factor is high. [Mar 2003, p.137]

The basic game play and graphics are similar to those of the franchise's 2003 edition, but they were already top-notch. [Dec 2003, p.146]

Smooth control and tons of extras... A must-have for fans of brutal battlers. [Feb 2003, p.157]

Does it work when distilled down to the basics? The answer for NBA Live 2005 is a resounding yes. [Dec 2004, p.146]

The play-by-play is really funny, and I think the rest of the game is a riot. [Sept 2002, p.162]

Story mode's villains are so vile that you really want to run them down in races. [Nov 2004, p.129]

Focuses on exploration and puzzle-solving instead of fighting, and its minimal difficulty makes it appropriate for young Finding Nemo fans. [July 2003, p.146]

A perfectly competent platformer with some great voice acting, but it doesn't really bring anyting new to the table. [Dec 2003, p.138]

Offering more variety and complexity than the average action game, The Mummy is thrilling fun. [Mar 2003, p.138]

Some of the game's intricacies are a tad complex, but it's easy to understand the basics. [Jan 2004, p.159]

Six boards and four gameplay modes give players plenty of options and hours of non-stop partying. [Feb 2005, p.113]

Even after you've completed the missions, you'll enjoy the depth of developing relationships with Urbz and collecting a catalog full of items. [Feb 2005, p.114]

The game's 3-D driving engine provides one of the GBA's best automotive experiences - fast action with a smooth frame rate. [Oct 2003, p.141]

A cute, enjoyable game that is suitable for young players. [Apr 2003, p.135]

Sunningly powerful. [Feb 2004, p.148]

With hundreds of parts to collect and diverse abilities to bestow on your robo, the customization elements are endless! The story starts out a little slow, but it really picks up. [June 2004, p.118]

It has loads of style, but the unbalanced AI gets old quickly. [Apr 2002, p.148]

The slow pace and indirect control may not appeal to players looking for an action-oriented experience. [Aug 2002, p.142]

A solid and enjoyable action title with great control and gritty graphics. [Nov 2004, p.131]

Guest characters such as Ben Franklin, the THPS-style Classic mode and an incredible soundtrack of old and new hits add to the mix. [Dec 2004, p.144]

It's a fun baseball sim, but not a grand slam. [Apr 2003, p.135]

After solving Polarium's first 30 puzzles, I now plan to have my cranium resized - I swear that my brain's gotten bigger. On to the final 70! [June 2005, p.95]

Offers a brilliant mix of realistic physics and arcade-style gameplay that gives you a strong sense of both speed and control over your machine. [Nov 2004, p.131]

It’s fun to play through, but I’d like to see a more complex trick system. [Jan 2002, p.130]

The control is great, the missions are creative and the dialogue is hilarious. [Oct 2003, p.138]

Unlockable characters and tons of secrets add to the game's replayability. [Oct 2003, p.140]

The game has great graphics with terrific effects and smooth animation. [June 2003, p.140]

Packs in six simple, but fun, games for one or two players. [Nov 2002, p.76]