Playable, but far from great. [Winter 2002, p.34]

Although the control and level designs are excellent, the game suffers from a lack of originality. [Spring 2002, p.40]

It isn't quite as addictive as some of the others. [Spring 2002, p.43]

Flawed from the get go, this technically crippled game tries to incorporate many play styles and succeeds at mastering none. [Summer 2003, p.42]

Even fans of old-school RPGs will find themselves with a nagging sense of deja-vu. Disappointing. [Summer 2002, p.22]

If the fighters were any smaller and harder to see against the dark backgrounds, this game would require night vision goggles and a microscope. [Winter 2002, p.38]

It's hard to imagine Battle Chip Challenge appealing to anyone but the tiny, dedicated group of MMBN link battlers to whom it's a love letter. [Summer 2004, p.55]

A mixed bag. [Spring 2003, p.29]

Not the game you want for a car trip. The kids will be screaming for something more fun before the first bathroom break. [Summer 2004, p.37]

The main problem with this game is that it's too easy and repetitive. Enemy A.I. offers almost no resistance, aside from instances where they physically block a corridor. [Spring 2004, p.44]

A great way to experience the Rocky story, but not really a good boxing game. [Spring 2003, p.38]

Comes nowhere close to using the GBA's potential. Run far, far away. [Summer 2003, p.45]

Skip this one and pick-up the compilation instead. [Summer 2004, p.15]

If the level designs were more interesting, this could've been a great game. As is, it's a so-so imitation of "Ninja Gaiden." [Spring 2004, p.38]

Gets the job done, but just barely. [Spring 2005, p.62]

Repetitive and uninspired gameplay. [Fall 2003, p.45]

The main part of the game is a complete mockery of the Defender franchise. [Spring 2003, p.31]

While Sheep is good for some sadistic fun, it gets suprisingly old after a while. A very short while, actually. [Summer 2002, p.33]

Even with 24 missions and six other play modes, this is strictly a two-day play thorugh at best. [Summer 2004, p.42]

Some games just can't be done justice on a hand-held system, and this is one of them. [Winter 2003, p.34]

Stuart has to frequently move off the edge of the screen without any indication as to what's ahead. This often results in losing health or lives. [Winter 2002, p.48]

Has the feel of a hasty port, which is par for the course with Mortal Kombat games these days. But fun for a short while. [Summer 2003, p.30]

Little more than an endless procession of switches. [Spring 2003, p.40]

Six short levels of the most frustrating version of Simon Says ever put onto a cartridge. But me, Ulala. [Fall 2003, p.53]

It's boring - the worst crime you can commit. [Summer 2002, p.32]

A sloppy and unimaginative attempt at turning Frogger into a platform hero. Uninspired and definitely tired. [Summer 2002, p.24]

With "Doom II" and "Nightfire" on the market, there's no reason whatsoever to go near this title. [Summer 2003, p.43]

There are better fighting games out there for GBA, even for hardcore fans of Dragon Ball Z. [Spring 2004, p.40]