Equally stunning is the dual color commentary, which seamlessly strings together on-the-fly play-by-plays without ever skipping a beat or sounding choppy. [Jan 2002, p.127]

Your ride seems faster than Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX for GBA, and it's easier to bust out long chains of tricks. [Jan 2002, p.132]

A stone-cold stunner. [Jan 2002, p.134]

It's polished variety paired with a mishmash of moves, which makes Wario Land 4 fun through and through. [Nov 2001, p.144]

The visuals are astounding, the challenge is incredible, and the action is nonstop. [Nov 2001, p.140]

If you loved the cartoon, you’ll go batty for Vengeance’s complete and polished packed of Caped Crusading. [Feb 2002, p.149]

Lots of thrills and hills. It just doesn’t have the character and control that the Simpsons game has. [Jan 2002, p.130]

It's so comfortable! When I fire up the PS2 version, I find myself wishing there was a way to connect the GCN Controller. [Nov 2001, p.141]

More waterways would've been welcome, but the various weather conditions can change each course considerably and most areas feature multiple shortcuts. [Nov 2001, p.142]

The game is on the short side, but it's very enjoyable while it lasts, with its clever puzzles and innovative game play. [Nov 2001, p.142]

ASB 2002’s unpolished fielding makes the game feel like it’s not quite ready for the big leagues. [Jan 2002, p.128]

Undeniably fun. It's a twitchy test of coordination and precision that'll make a monkey out of any pro, and it's a hard tgame to master and an even harder game to put down. [Nov 2001, p.141]

Midway has taken the most violent aspects of ice hockey and adrenalized them. The resulting mayhem is a blast. [Dec 2001, p.170]

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

Fans will be spellbound by the game's attention to detail. [Dec 2001, p.170]

Like, jinkies, it's groovy fun for gamers who like to explore. [July 2002, p.150]

The sound track? Sublime <I>and</I> Ozzy Osbourne - it doesn't get any better than that. [Dec 2001, p.168]

A decent if not repetitve drive. [Mar 2002, p.137]

If you like side-scrolling shoot-outs, Alienators is a worthwhile thrill ride. [Dec 2002, p.172]

Zipping along at 60 frames per second, you almost forget you're looking at a game. [Dec 2001, p.166]

If you like tough, tricky combos, Mat's your man. [Jan 2002, p.132]

It's arcade-style excellence. [Nov 2001, p.148]

The beautiful quest is probably the richest, most intricate RPG ever to have hit a handheld. [Nov 2001, p.144]

Eye-popping visuals and slick game play. [Dec 2001, p.172]

Superb graphics, smooth animation, exotic levels. [Dec 2001, p.170]

Boasts more action and cool variaety than you could strap into a utility belt. [Jan 2002, p.134]

Offers 270 puzzles. [Feb 2003, p.160]

Offers fun adventuring while freshening up the critter-catching genre. [Feb 2002, p.154]