Great tag-team action gets buried under a mountain of repetitive gameplay in the DS version of the Incredibles sequel. [Jan 2006, p.107]

RIR is an interesting attempt at delivering arcade-style touch-screen thrills, but it falls short in execution. [Oct. 2006, p.90]

The original Frogger arcade game is a sweet multiplayer bonus. [Nov 2005, p.118]

Unfortunately, the game still isn't terribly compelling. [Dec 2009, p.84]

Play control is intuitive, and the graphics fit the style of the show. [Nov 2002, p.224]

As it turns out, though, that's not enough to make up for sloppy controls, frustrating camera issues, and repetitive, uninspired game design. [Sep 2007, p.85]

But what should be At World's End greatest asset--the combat and the use of the Wii remote--quickly turns into its greatest failing, resulting in an overall experience mired in tedium. [July 2007, p.94]

Though it's not quite all-star material, MLB 2K10 is a significant improvement over its predecessor. [Apr 2010, p.88]

Control vehicles from the show in 3-D driving levels. [Feb 2003, p.162]

Anyone who already has Namco Museum Remix should steer clear. [Dec 2010, p.87]

Outside of an epic soundtrack and a few cool graphic effects(such as displacing snow when you run through it and knocking off enemies' armor when you attack them), The Last Airbender is a pretty unspectacular action-adventure game. [Aug 2010, p.91]

QB Club has shoddy graphics, iffy play control and a tiny list of options and modes. [Feb 2002, p.151]

Its blocky character models, chronic frame-rate issues, and N64-quality cityscape left my Spidey sense tingling--this game wasn't quite ready to scale the Empire State Building. [July 2007, p.95]

There's sadly little in the way of replay value. [July 2009, p.90]

Select from six famous giants from the world of Godzilla and take on a field of other bizarre beasts. [Jan 2003, p.174]

The turn-based battle system--in which you pit your collection of possessed treasures against enemy spirits--is sort of interesting, but not enough to make up for the title's shortcomings. [Oct 2011, p.84]

Pales in comparison to the Olsen twins' superior dance party.[May 2002, p.138]

The slaphappy activities lack punch. [May 2002, p.140]

The Bust-a-Move series once again offers hours of fun for action-puzzle fans. [Feb 2003, p.156]

Still, the actual act of destroying humans works rather well with the newly implemented motion controls. [Apr 2008, p.88]

It's fairly basic RPG gaming, but it's got the fine details that'll please fans of the show. [May 2002, p.142]

Features 16 ready-made machines that are graded in four categories: mobility, power, weapons, and armor. [Dec 2002, p.222]

Scooby-Doo enthusiasts will enjoy the game's humor and colorful art style. [Nov 2003, p.154]

If you've played one "Bust-A-Move" game, you've pretty much played them all. [July 2007, p.95]

Unfortunately this newly christened Nintendo 3DS version of the game falls well short of the original. [May 2011, p.88]

Pokemon Battle Revolution has its ups and downs, but it makes for a decent way to get more out of Diamond and Pearl. [Aug 2007, p.85]

Zany vehicles - such as the jet car - give an otherwise so-so racing game a little boost of horsepower. [Dec 2001, p.172]

The simple gameplay is not challenging until you reach the level bosses, but the character combinations are fun for Nicktoon fans. [Dec 2004, p.152]