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.