If you think toying around with the track editor sounds like $10 worth of fun, check this out. If not, don't bother. [Apr 2003, p.87]

Just pick up "NCAA 2003" and forget this one even exists. [Oct 2002, p.149]

It's a simple game--so simple that it's really not good for anyone over the age of 9 or 10--but it's not bad, and the way it's structured makes it perfect for parents to jump in and out to help when kids get stuck.

Easily the worst modern game of its genre. [Oct 2001, p.134]

It's sad to see an old franchise become something so generic. [Feb 2004, p.102]

Unfortunately, you have to keep playing through the adventure portion of the game, and it really isn't all that worth it unless you're the most ardent fan of monkeys inside balls. [Oct. 2006, p.87]

Mutant Nightmare has improvements over its predecessors here and there, like a better camera and nice graphics, but when the basic game is this boring, that's about as useful as replacing the air freshener in a house build in the sewers. [Dec 2005, p.123]

The puzzle aspects of Cy Girls is about as fun as watching the cheese-creation process. [Apr 2004, p.99]

Definitely reinforces the "toy" part of Eyetoy. [Jan 2006, p.90]

The monotony of item collecting will turn anyone off long before frustration over poor control sets in. [May 2005, p.96]

Passing is this game's big problem... Otherwise, the flaw that perturbs me most is the lack of special moves. [Dec 2002, p.171]

It's clunky and frustrating due to its awful controls. [Nov 2001, p.160]

Even worse, it doesn't do the stuff you've seen before with much panache. It's not comic - it's tragic. [Nov 2005, p.90]

Ultimately, what Virtua Quest proves is that putting great characters into a lousy game doesn't make the game any less lousy. It just robs those characters of their dignity. [Feb 2005, p.87]

This is the best of its genre. [June 2002, p.100]

Generic racing game wrapped inside a cheesy candy shell. With guns. [Nov 2005, p.118]

It's mercifully short but painfully boring. [May 2004, p.97]

Defending myself from a shark attack would be more entertaining. [Aug 2006, p.77]

Apart from the cheese factor, Gangs simply fails at the basics. [Nov. 2006, p.120]

The entire package seems like it could have used a little more polish, too. [Apr 2002, p.104]

A great game for the over-30 crowd, though, which is something we don't get to say often. [Dec 2004, p.108]

There's something fundamentally wrong with a game that lets you finish a few stages without even looking at the screen. [May 2004, p.101]

Ultimately, it's a good, pirate-heavy distraction but, thanks to the game's repetitiveness, it won't do much to keep your attention past the first few levels. [Oct. 2006, p.91]

This game stinks. [Jan 2002, p.132]

Is it really that smurfin' hard to smurf up someone who at least sounds like the original voice actors? [June 2001, p.103]

Nice touches like graphics and gameplay elements ultimately don't disguise this fighter's lack of depth. [Oct 2005, p.107]

With the exception of a few factual glitches (it's Shadowcat that can walk through walls, not Nightcrawler), the game's pretty solid and fun overall. [July 2006, p.76]

Underneath the offensive layer of crap that coats every facet of this version is a more than adequate game desperately trying to get out. [Feb 2002, p.113]