I've played Flash-game advertisements that are more fun than NRA Varmint Hunter. [March 2005, p.73]

A must-have for Medal of Honor fans, but we still like "Call of Duty" better. [Jan 2005, p.70]

Early missions can be a bit of a grind, and you can't buy anything fancy right away, even if you have the cash. [March 2005, p.66]

Tries to be two games in one, and ends up doing neither terribly well. [Jan 2005, p.80]

Mass murder by dragonbreath has never been so monotonous. [Feb 2005, p.71]

Features some challenging and logical puzzles and an entertaining story. [Feb 2005, p.72]

A disaster. [Feb 2005, p.60]

The final insult is the atrocious console save-system. The game saves automatically between each level and a couple of times during each level, but if you stop playing, you have to restart teh entire level. [Jan 2005, p.86]

Ultimately, like so many franchise tie-ins, it's just criminally mediocre. [Feb 2005, p.68]

All you get here is abysmal action, miserable controls, and a story ripped piecemeal from the cartoon. [March 2005, p.75]

The crappy force-feedback effects and poor controller support (both my FF joysticks proved useless for playing the game) are sharp reminders of CMR 2005's console roots. [Holiday 2004, p.96]

Like any good ride, it delights at every twist and turn and leaves you wanting more. [Jan 2005, p.74]

The best-ever WWII sim gets new planes, new settings, and carrier operations. [Jan 2005, p.76]

It's a fantastic expansion that adds even more gameplay depth to a game that was already incredibly complex. [Jan 2005, p.96]

The biggest problem with online play is that it's far too easy to dominate with a single player. [Feb 2005, p.52]

One of the best values you'll ever find in a $10 add-on. [Feb 2005, p.72]

A strong sports sim, with depth to spare. [Jan 2005, p.83]

The story wouldn't be half-bad if it weren't for cliched dialogue (delivered by overly dramatic voice actors) and forgettable characters. [Jan 2005, p.81]

Pitfall has enough charm to win me over, even if linear platformers are a bit dated. [Jan 2005, p.81]

The new design focus has created a schizophrenic game in which neither single-play nor multiplay is successful. [Holiday 2004, p.90]

The sandbox play that makes up the bulk of Superpower 2 is alternately tedium and lunacy. [Feb 2005, p.70]

A treasure of a wargame. It aptly portrays his fight to conquer the world, and it works hard to transport you to the scene of its battles. [Feb 2005, p.75]

Unfortunately, the gameplay grows stale real quick, and any joyful fantasies about dropping smoke-jumping firefighters into an inferno are quickly put to rest. [Jan 2005, p.75]

It's one thing to make a bad game - that I can forgive. It's worse to take one of the great PC-game franchises and ruin the hell out of it. This isn't Leisure Suit Larry - it's just annoying softcore porn. [Holiday 2004, p.106]

Yes, there is groping, discrete heavy petting, and conveniently concealed canoodling, but it's all rendered in fewer than 10 different animations...which get old quickly. [Sept 2004, p.68]

This third Law & Order game is not only the most faithful to the atmosphere of the TV show, but also offers an engaging story. [Jan 2005, p.90]

The videogame equivalent of a bad Vietnam B-movie. [Jan 2005, p.88]

THUG 2's combination of goofball story, challenging skate stunts, and ever-more-ridiculous objectives is so addictive that I'd learn to play with my feet if my hands fell off. [Jan 2005, p.97]