A disorienting thrill ride of white/black strategy; an unbelievable roller coaster of shooting glory.

A fine continuation of what's shaping up to be quite an epic RPG series.

The boss battles are downright silly.

Astounding.

I had and am still having a lot of fun with the first Burnout, and Burnout 2 is better in every way.

What this game lacks in glitz and glamour, it makes up in structure, skill and longevity.

A pleasant enough game that seems like a sure way to keep fans of the show happily occupied for hours on end. Older gamers who aren't turned off by the cutesy style and themes will find a moderately long and generally amusing trip through this silly little cartoon world.

With impressive visuals, landmark play mechanics, and multiplayer mayhem, this title is easily recommended for the violence-tolerant.

The stunning graphics, superb sound and beautifully addictive gameplay are several of the factors that make this a great game.

Blizzard deserves a round of hearty applause for adding a save system to the game, which makes it much more appropriate for portable gaming.

An artistic masterpiece... Anime-styled characters truly do bring out a wide new range of emotions that weren't possible previously in the Zelda series, which better connects the player with a relatively deep storyline. [Import]

It's hard to shake the feeling that this has all been done before -- and that the Gold/Silver/Crystal versions did it better.

This cartridge was clearly made by people who love these sorts of games... An excellent choice for people seeking a little quality "pick up and play" action.

In 20-04, the pitchers can now burst into flames while performing extraordinarily on the mound.

If you have ever quit playing a game because you couldn't beat it, then Megaman and Bass may not be for you, as there is really no way to make the game easier.

Sonic games have always been known for their speed, but in Sonic Advance 2, it's been exaggerated almost to a fault.

If you've ever loved a platforming game, you owe it to yourself to play Rayman 3, simple as that. This one's certain to go down as one of the biggest classics to ever hit the system.

Innovation makes the experience feel awesome all the way through, whereas squirting a water pump with Mario lost its appeal to me within the first three hours of gameplay.

Deep in both gameplay and play modes, it’s a solid feeling game in that the gameplay is tight, the presentation is super polished and the game has Madden-esque depth.

It's worth a look for the uninitiated as well (if only for its multiplayer mode), but it's not quite up to the standard set by "Advance Wars."

While it isn't groundbreaking, it is well done. The one thing that I can’t tolerate though is that it’s only a two player game.

The nice thing about the look and attitude of Vexx is that he has a dark side.

A highly enjoyable and tensely tuned game for any fan of tactical shooters.

I found this game too tough to really get into it. Racing fans who don't mind a stiff challenge should get a real kick out of it.

With over thirty hours of playtime and dozens upon dozens of side-quests, it will definitely keep you busy.

The gameplay can become fairly stale after an hour or so. This isn’t a pick-up-and-play title either, because the password saves are much too long and complex.

A definitive RPG. This is the killer RPG app for GameCube. No, it isn't "Final Fantasy" (nor does it try to be), but in this writer's opinion, it's something even better.

While the game has a bunch of play modes and a lot of cool things to learn, the ultimate experience of the game is one of a button masher.

It has the Sega-esque quality of being able to take it off the shelf a few months down the road and still have fun with it.

Aside from the price, Resident Evil 2 is a worthwhile game and is an extreme necessity to those who want to follow the series' storyline but haven't yet played the title on any other console.

A solid port of the original PSX game, but that's part of the problem: It is a port with no enhancements and a hefty price tag to boot.

While this game is simplistic and dated, it holds the same kind of addictive fun as 'SSB. Even though the control is stiff, graphics are shoddy and sound is dismal, what the game offers is quite likeable, especially for fans.

Blows any other recent incarnation out of the water.

The controls in the game take some getting used to, as they try and follow the basic platform layout, but at the same time try and do something a bit more Zelda-esque.

Strangely addictive and fun for the amount of time it takes to play through it.

The music is funky and the graphics are fresh and frenzied.

A very solid and addictive title.

There's just something about slashing through a room full of Orcs or lighting Nazgûl on fire.

Treyarch and Sega have created the "Madden" of hockey with this title. It just needs some aural and visual polish to become something amazing.

With the minor technical gripes aside, this is a perfect RPG to play for anyone. Don't be silly like me and get rid of your PlayStation version and purchase the GBA version instead.

Gets down to the gritty details of being a bounty hunter in Star Wars and creates an extremely fun experience for the player... Looks good, feels good, and sounds exactly like Star Wars.

Frogger Beyond has far surpassed the expectations that I initially had for this game. Konami did an excellent job with recreating Frogger and creating a challenging puzzle game for the GameCube.

Kirby is over far too quick, but it's a decent romp while it lasts, and one that I wouldn't mind playing through again.

An excellent compilation of two good Dreamcast RPGs which didn’t get as much recognition as they should have received.

I love this game to death. Although flawed, it is still a lot of fun to play and gives you a good feel for the college game.

I like the idea, it’s just the execution needs work.

This isn’t "F-Zero" or "Burnout." It is a much richer, deeper racing experience that you’ll appreciate for the accuracy of the physics and game play.

One of the most surprisingly fun games I’ve played in some time. The sheer variety of the levels is outstanding.

Doesn’t play as fluently as the AKI games from THQ of yore, and is lacking some elements that would give it some life or charisma.

The graphics are grainy but interesting. Sound effects are awesome, especially when concerning the dragons. Ignore the voice acting and you’re good to go.

The patches make the game more fun, less difficult (if needed), and surprisingly much better. If only some other publishers could learn from this example, ports may not be so bad after all!

With the most gameplay in a single title for the Game Boy Advance, it’s hard to pass this title up... If you’re a fan of RPGs, you obviously MUST have this title.

Don’t bother buying Altered Beast. It isn’t worth it unless your idea of fun is pressing two or three buttons through 20 levels of bland, uninspired environments and continually dying along the way.

Great graphics, sound, and play mechanics all render a fine, bloody shoe platter.

The closest thing to being a Jedi simulator that’s available on the console market.

While it's essentially "Marble Madness" with better graphics and a few twists in the game design, it feels much more than that.

The game quickly becomes boring and has you wishing you were doing something else.

Without the “stealth mode” gameplay, the “Hero Mode,” and the genuinely entertaining voice acting and storyline, Die Hard: Vendetta would have been simply passed off as an average FPS, if not below average.

Everything from the graphics, sound and the frame rate should have been a whole lot better, not to mention the confusing and burdensome control scheme.

If you like Bond, first-person shooters, or just a bit of action, you should definitely check this one out.

The game looks and plays better, but still, even after a year on the PS2, this one is basically the same title.

While the single-player campaign can turn out to be fairly boring and uninspiring, the real value this game offers is in multiplayer.

The game told me I finished in around 4 hours, but I played for at least ten. With tons of hidden items, and five different endings, this game is sure to keep you occupied. Metroid Fusion is a must own title.

One of the greatest games of all time. Bravo.

Rather than being an average game with its share of reasons not to like it, Rocky is a game whose shortcomings are why it isn't a "great" game in its own right.

The controls are buggy, the graphics are choppy, the sound is average and the voices will make you crawl up a wall in fear of your life.

If you like fantasy worlds, the Skittles commercials, or witty, tongue-in-cheek games, this one is recommended for you.

If you picked this title up for your little one, pray that you also picked up an extended warranty for that GBA. It’ll be in pieces the next time you find it on the floor.

Eurocom have almost done the impossible: They have made a movie/novel based game actually good. The game exudes effort and it really shows.

The story line actually holds your attention and with three different difficulty settings, the gameplay will suit anyone's needs.

More variety in the level design, a save feature, and a few more weapons would have made the experience even more enjoyable. As it stands, Prophecy is a solid title worth your clams.

The story fills in most, if not all, of the plot holes from the series and provides a very engaging and entertaining ride.

It feels unpolished and gives very little bang for its buck.

If you have a girlfriend, boyfriend, or spouse who doesn’t get into games that much, plug in this title and go right to "Mean Bean Machine." You’ll have so much fun you won’t hardly believe it.

The most important thing about this game is that it's realistic, which means that the immersion value is definitely higher than in a fantasy game like "TimeSplitters 2."

This cricket doesn’t ever get off the ground.

If I could overlook that pesky lock-up bug (which, for a review, I really can’t) I’d say they’re only about 30 yards short of a touchdown.

It's brief by today's standards -- finishing at 100% won't take a seasoned gamer longer than 15 hours -- but it's so addictive that you're likely to start a new game as soon as you've finished.

Compared to the father of this genre, Whirl Tour can (and most likely will) turn into a session of tedium and bore.

Painfully inconsistent. It has great control, and myriad single-player and multiplayer modes. Unfortunately, it also has abysmal music and a spotty graphics engine that cannot achieve the sense of speed the Driver games need.

Defender is all about defense, which may be a major turn-off for many gamers out there.

If you have the patience to overlook its technical shortcomings and master its quirks, Eye of the Beholder is actually a pretty decent dungeon-crawling experience to take on the road with you.

Abandons exterior features and special effects to deliver an addicting Action/RPG with an intriguing story and noticeable Japanese influences.

Fun to play. Bottom line. The swing is so intuitive, so simple, it’s a wonder it didn’t come along sooner.

An average golf game featuring some new stuff as well as your typical golfing action. However, the character design and sense of humor showcased in this one sets it apart from the rest.

A dream come true for fans of ‘80’s-style arcade games. If you can put up with the retro graphics and a couple of duds that got thrown in, you'll find a lot of value for your buck.

It sacrifices glamour and elaborate play mechanics to be what it is supposed to be: Fun.

The lack of depth is rather disconcerting when there are so many bigger games out there carrying the same price tag.

While for the most part the tried and true Tony Hawk gameplay is still intact, this latest release in the series gives it a breath of freshness.

While some mistakes were made in the making of this game, not enough were made to make it bad.

While BloodRayne suffers from a lack of originality and has some definite camera issues, the game play makes up for it by busting out with some dynamic game play elements, weapons, and controls.

One of the best first-person shooter games ever. The only major flaw I can find with the game is the lack of online support.

The idea of using the Veritech through a number of objective-based missions plays off very well in Robotech: Battlecry.

A shining example of what an arcade collection can and should be, featuring plenty of takes on classic arcade favorites accessed through a friendly, polished interface.

With a total of nine levels and three boss battles, the total runtime of Ty is about ten hours flat.

A good improvement over previous renditions of the game. I wouldn’t put it in the same class as Madden but it is a quality video game that fighting/boxing fans should investigate.

The best monster game since "Rampage."

It’s just that it isn’t all that fun, nor a worthy purchase for any serious gamer.