Serious soccer fans should like it as much as casual fans looking for a fast-paced game. [Aug 2002, p.143]

Promises a solid foundation of endless fun. [Sept 2002, p.164]

It's not all about cheap thrills and shock value - it's about head games and psychological horror, too. [July 2002, p.147]

The sequel shines even brighter. [June 2002, p.150]

Frighteningly fun. [July 2002, p.149]

The ride is smooth, the action is heated and the graphics are as colorful as the cartoons. [Aug 2002, p.147]

The robot-collecting sequel is nevertheless a big step forward. [June 2002, p.154]

It's got everything wrestling fans want. The sheer number of choices is a good thing. [July 2002, p.146]

All eight levels are surprisingly challenging and intense. [Aug 2002, p.146]

It's dynamite.

A loony bin full of variety, and it's a platformer that's worth going grazy over. [July 2002, p.150]

Scores an ace with smashing singles and doubles excitement. [May 2002, p.140]

The challenging setup, bold graphics, lively characters and fun settings should score a knockout with boxing buffs. [Aug 2002, p.147]

The graphics and music are out of this world, but the play control can get as clunky as a malfunctioning droid. [July 2002, p.150]

Each version features a unique ending and varying objectives for the game's 100 areas. [Apr 2002, p.152]

Each version features a unique ending and varying objectives for the game's 100 areas. [Apr 2002, p.152]

As a bonus, each game comes packaged with a limited edition collector card. [Oct 2002, p.198]

The excellent graphics and music reflect the offbeat Muppet spirit. [June 2002, p.152]

It's immersive gaming that develops at a slow gallop. [July 2002, p.151]

It's simple fun for young fans of Arnold. [July 2002, p.151]

The fun on the fairway is a bit easy and the timing of the swing meter is a cinch to master. [June 2002, p.152]

Punching up the action with frantic, arcade pacing, the real-time, 3-D game play takes card dueling to the next level. [June 2002, p.146]

The combo/reversal system slows the action down a bit because it takes a while for the moves to develop...The camera is a little zoom-happy. [June 2002, p.148]

Similar to a Rayman-style game in terms of variety and action. [June 2002, p.150]

I found the actual play control sloppy, especially playing headers and shooting off a cross. [May 2002, p.132]

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

A test of reflexes. [June 2002, p.154]

Runs like a well-oiled machine. [Sept 2002, p.168]