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.

Its twisted levels beg to be replayed again and again even if you aren't interested in getting that perfect 100%.

Although Spyro 2: Season of Flame is a very well produced game, the difficulty of it may turn away many players, myself included.

It’s way too hard in places for the youngest gamers, but older players will be annoyed by the trite story and senseless collecting.

The game is good but not great, and is one that you should probably rent. It takes around 20 hours to complete (or less).

Cringe worthy dialogue, a confusing interface, and general monotony hinder what is otherwise an enjoyable experience.

Valid proof that "coming up short" can still translate into "a hell of a lot of fun."

Excellent graphics and sound, and one of the best attempts at a 2-D dogfighting game I've seen.

A rare gem that only uses the license as a tool to build a very good platform game.

Having played this game for a relatively long time, I have to warn that even though you will get your money's worth and many, many hours of play, it does end up getting very tedious after a couple of weeks.

Great graphics, great story, great sound, and great replay value (as it will take many tries to get every Elf, and many tries to get a perfect rank).

This game does a lot of things well, but being a baseball game isn’t one of them.

Load times in the game are unbearable. It takes one full minute just to load the options menu. No joke...Turok Evolution screams two words: rush job.

An excellent title, and almost certainly the very best GameCube title to date.

You simply can’t get bored of it and it’s literally fun for all of your friends and family. How can you go wrong at all? It’s a wicked game.

Despite all its faults, and while its not a horrible game, it's just really not that fun to play.

Marshall Faulk is the perfect cover spokesperson for this instalment as he embodies what 2003 is for Madden: steady, reliable, accurate, excellent, abnormally good… need I go on?

No matter how much fun it is to create your own partner and train them up, nothing compares to having a few friends over whom you can swear and throw cushions at when they miss simple balls.

This game really caters to fast paced sessions with your friends. Playing with four is extremely fun, but it will be impossible to beat someone who is really good.

Definitely shines in the single player mode with its generous amount of missions and a steady difficulty curve to keep you interested and wanting to play. The game itself just seems to scream fun.

Lots of replay value, lots of fun, lots of bouncing breasts. This is no Tony Hawk-stale-ass-been-there-done-that type of game; this game is fresh, fun, and fast.