The levels are huge, but you don't feel like there's much freedom because the game very strictly controls where you can and can't go. [Feb 2003, p.109]

There's surprising depth and lots to do for a younger crowd. It's perfect for an under-13 gamer. [Feb 2003, p.101]

It's roughly animation-free. [Jan 2003, p.138]

Sadists can now add a new option to their perverse torture list: Play Evolution Snowboarding. [Feb 2003, p.101]

Too slow and clunky, and the load times will put some softcore gamers to sleep. [Feb 2003, p.104]

True hunters will see nothing but shortcomings. [Apr 2003, p.87]

Stunningly beautiful - jaw-dropping at times... One of the finest action games I've ever played. [Jan 2003, p.137]

If you like Whiteout... try Liquid Paper... perhaps on your eyeballs, to block out this eyesore of a game. [Feb 2003, p.109]

I can't recall a recent game story that's left me more puzzled. [Jan 2003, p.128]

That style and the often funny dialogue are really the game's only redeeming qualities, making it of interest only to fans of the show. [Feb 2003, p.108]

I feel like nothing I do matters. The game is completely out of control. [Jan 2003, p.138]

All the cars suffer from terrible handling physics, which are only made worse by the appallingly sensitive setup on the analog controls. [Mar 2003, p.114]

Buy some legos instead. [Jan 2003, p.120]

There's a whole other world of unlockables for anyone who digs '80s nostalgia: commercials. Oh yeah, we're talking pure '80s here. [Jan 2003, p.120]

A little too simple. [Dec 2002, p.172]

Decent is about the most I can say for it... Frustrating, checkpoint-free stages only furthered my desire to quit playing. [Feb 2003, p.108]

I didnit dig the hassle of switching from ID scope to ideal weapon when six angry Gran would suddenly start shooting my way. [Jan 2003, p.122]

It's a run-of-the-mill game that's fun for playing in spurts just to shoot stuff, but that's about it. [Oct 2002, p.150]

It's over-the-top for sure, but surprising playable, and even possible to effectively master. [Oct 2002, p.148]

Features the premiere boxing engine on PS2. [Jan 2003, p.130]

It really does feel like an interactive Bond flick. [Jan 2003, p.130]

The game is essentially a distillation of everything "cool" about the show, so after about five minutes of play, you start to understand why the show was cancelled. [Feb 2003, p.104]

The game looks surprisingly dated. [Feb 2003, p.99]

A great choice for hardcore types who found the recent slate of platformers too easy - this is one of the toughest titles in its genre. [Jan 2003, p.124]

Whereas I fully expected it to be the worst game of the PlayStation party game genre...Super Party actually revealed itself as the best. [Jan 2003, p.131]

The collectibles are going to make some of you completely addicted to Deadly Alliance. [Jan 2003, p.131]

It's f'ing hard! Really hard!... No one who's new to BMX games is going to be able to stomach the camera, the difficulty, and the level design for more than 25 minutes before realizing that surfing the Net for strippers is going to be a lot easier. [Feb 2003, p.101]

The biggest deal is the opportunity to actually explore Hogwarts. [Jan 2003, p.124]