Though beautiful and relatively faithful to the books, it is not the most creatively accomplished game and does little to capture the genius of the novel.

Hard-core fanatics of the original will find this expansion somewhat appealing, although the aquatic shows are a bit flat.

The game has an all around solid polished look, and still manages to retain a steady frame rate without any slowdown.

A sub-par lite simulation racing game that tries to be much more, but ends up falling smack on it’s ass at every attempt.

If this were a movie, it would be the same plot with perhaps an extra character or an added fifteen minutes thrown in.

Some of the most unresponsive controls ever experienced in a game.

If you absolutely must have a super hero game, do yourself a favor and pick up "Freedom Force" instead.

More freedom, more options, and the same intense gameplay of the original. The sequel is much more forgiving on gamers than its predecessor, but the gameplay still remains as addicting as ever.

The game feels cheap and unfinished, from the very first load screen to the very end.

Basically, everything I could ask for in a hockey game is here. Unfortunately, it has been here for a few years now, and it just isn’t as exciting as it used to be.

Truly a wonderful game, complete with enough humor and action to appease anyone in the market for a good shooter and a hearty laugh.

The worst crime ever committed against PC gamers was releasing the sequel to UT without an Assault mode.

A rather uninspired add-on to a rather uninspired sequel, which could only really garner an uninspired review.

Not the kind of innovative game as its forbearer, Incoming. Instead, it comes across as a bit behind the times. While it does manage to be fun in parts, it still lacks in many areas.

Fans of the series will fall in love with the second amazing add-on to Clancy's classic.

Rayman as an arcade racer/shooter is just not fun – and this interpretation is almost completely void of inspiration and innovation.

Overall, it just felt like this game was striving to be "Rogue Spear" with the production value of "Donkey Kong." If you want squad-based games, play the Tom Clancy or SWAT games.

While it's good for a quick game, in the long term you must ask yourself, "How much fun is it to place objects and watch people?"

Unleashed’s addition of pets (and all that comes with them) to The Sims world fills in one of the few remaining gaps in this popular series and makes it more entertaining than ever.

If you liked "Diablo 2," but are perhaps looking for a gaming experience with more depth and story, look no further.

The added tools and features will give you a reason to dust off that sim family you may have forgotten about.

A buzzing, colorful and ultimately fun strategy game that lacks the bells and whistles to really turn it into something special.

For gamers thrilled by the action and heroes of movies based on World War II, or for any other red-blooded, meat-eating, chest-thumping, flatulating normal kinds of dudes, Battlefield 1942 will be virtual nirvana.

Seemingly a clone of The Sims at first glance, The Partners does a good number of things well to distinguish itself.

Its many positives cannot escape the pull of its non-intuitive interface and plodding pace.

A thoroughly comprehensive and enjoyable single player industry simulation, complimented by decent multiplayer support to satisfy the competitive spirit of LAN party goers looking for something a little more sophisticated.

Recreates its real-life counterpart quite well and offers a welcome alternative to the normal racing game.

Plot issues, questionable voice acting and a frustrating control scheme mask an otherwise good adventure title.