It’s the best platformer on PSP, and the extra features should hit fans where they like to be hit. [Mar 2006, p.89]

There is, however, one triple bogey: heinous load times, including waits of around 30 seconds between each individual hole. [June 2005, p.82]

It's big, it's beautiful, and there are few games available that are more fun for two players. Don't look for an epic story or any kind of online support, though. [Feb 2004, p.28]

Fine shooting action served straight, no chaser. [Holiday 2002, p.30]

Don't judge Sphinx before Tutankhamen is transformed into a mummy, however, as the game simply doesn't catch fire until then. [Holiday 2003, p.28]

Perhaps the most stylish-looking game ever created. [Feb 2002, p.44]

Gurumin might seem too easy for a lot of gamers, especially at the start, but don't be deceived: there are several harder difficulty modes to unlock. [Apr 2007, p.85]

Last year's portable Madden chugged and sputtered like a 400 pound offensive lineman asked to run consecutive forty-yard dashes. This year, it's as smooth as Peyton Manning's throwing mechanics. [Nov. 2006, p.79]

When set against the PS2's existing gallery of not-quite legendary online shooters, this game sticks out like an Oscar-winner at an acting workshop. It's worth a look. [Apr 2005, p.66]

It will scare you silly. We just wished it looked a little better. [Nov 2002, p.46]

Despite incredible depth and improvement, hardcore baseball fans will be frustrated with the game's AI failures. [May 2004, p.37]

Overall, Ultimate Alliance is entertaining no matter which version you decide to play. [Jan. 2007, p.80]

Finally an arcade-style rally game that's extremely fast, controls great, and is easy to get into. [Dec 2002, p.52]

The game still rocks, but as this is the fourth game in the series, we really hoped for some more refinement and evolution. [May 2003, p.34]

It's excellent gameplay pulls through in the long run for a solid role-playing experience. [Nov 2002, p.44]

The huge song list coupled with the EyeToy make this great fun for all ages. [Dec 2005, p.106]

The complete Arc The Lad experience (including extra goodies) is an otaku's dream come true. [Jan 2002]

Its slow pace keeps it from really taking off. [Apr 2003, p.37]

Still, online is fantastic, and you'll get a serious charge when the raucous crowd applauds your tee shot. [Holiday 2006, p.81]

Short, but sweet and--if you followed the game's initial advice--truly scary. [Dec 2007, p.83]

Even its obscurity and relatively steep learning curve can't bring down this subtle, challenging and entertaining gem of a game. [Mar 2004, p.40]

A great RPG that shouldn't be missed. [July 2005, p.83]

Great emulation...wonderful. [Nov 2005, p.90]

The serious MGS fan shouldn't hesitate for a second. It's a great way to relive the story, and maybe even expand your knowledge of the series. [Aug 2006, p.82]

However, "not quite as good as the best ever" is still pretty damn good. [Holiday 2005, p.84]

It may not be the ultimate Street Fighter compilation, but in the end, Street Fighter Anniversary Collection offers great 2D fighting at an excellent price. [Sept 2004, p.20]

Unless you're a big fan of the show, base your purchase solely on how much you like the new songlist. [Feb. 2007, p.84]

It's a simple premise in that brilliant sort of way, and it's helped along by fantastic level design full of undulating terrain, holes, ramps, bumpers, and who knows what else. [Apr 2005, p.76]