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

Some would argue that "Winning Eleven" on the PS2 would make a better game, but FIFA just has the unique style, flair and production value that Konami can’t seem to pick up on.

A must own title for your Game Boy Advance. It's the perfect traveling game even though the story mode is over quickly.

It looks and sounds fantastic, its core gameplay is remarkably addictive, and there is plenty of game to last for quite some time. Unfortunately, major design issues severely damage much of the fun the game has to offer.

You've got an awesome fantasy setting (which is really well realised), two characters with original and familiar styles of play, platforming, awesome visuals, 20-hours of gameplay, and something that The Wind Waker didn't have; A decent challenge.

Sports a free roaming city where you can drive around wherever you'd like across 125 miles. This is the biggest of its kind for a racing game and, once again, transfers to this genre spectacularly.

While a few faults hurt the game -- like the difficulty and meager amount of levels -- the main foundation of this title is fabulous.

A must for portable gamers who happen to be wrestling fans.

A very ambitious game and would have been a SPECTACULAR title if it was on a larger cartridge and more time was put into tweaking it. What Body Harvest does well however is setting the mood. At its best, the game makes the movie Aliens look tame.

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!

Contra 4 will deliver everything veterans of the series could ever want, from the classic spread gun to music that brings orgasmic delight to the ears.

Fast paced and accessible to everyone. Nintendo of America were mad to consider not releasing this game in the US. Any doubts about it's quality should be cast out of your mind. It's fun, addictive and it's got a superb multi-player mode.

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

Despite the fact that it's a little too easy to have an opponent attack your backside, controls are typically quick responding and attacks are relatively devastating.

The gameplay is fun and addictive, making it well worth your time even if the cute visuals aren't your thing. It could have been a bit longer, but all-in-all, it's a great addition to anyone's library.

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

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

Its simplified approach and cool cinematic feel of the single player mode will whisk you away in no time at all.

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

The deep combat, unique character designs and intriguing plot offer something for both the strategy fan and the giant robot enthusiast.

For fans looking for a solid flying game, or for something that's wholly different, this is a good bet.

Despite a couple of problems, Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is definitely a must for Dragon Ball fans and 3D fighting enthusiasts.

While the wow-factor of the first game has dissipated, the tried-and-true platforming gameplay remains fun even after three games.

Square-Enix has really produced a fine piece of software here, not only because of the quality of the original title but also because of the fantastic attention to detail.

In a business full of cheap knock-offs and umpteenth sequels, where a recognizable title or endorsement can make games instant best-sellers, Alien Hominid is a diamond in the rough. Highly recommended.

Taken as a whole, it’s hard not to like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare -- Reflex Edition. The controls are solid and the presentation (while average) is decent enough not to detract from the performance.

More tables would have been nice, though the boss stages and unlockable areas mitigate this.

Minor graphical flaws remain, the controls still sit below the standard set by EA’s shooter, and, feature-wise, Wii owners are left with the short end of the stick. Even with these setbacks, this is still the best first-person shooter on Wii.