Pucelle's rather excellent localization brings the game world to hyper-kinetic, over-the-top life and that, (coupled with many, many gameplay hours), is more than enough to entice RPG fans into Pucelle's worthy fold. [July 2004, p.32]

Way more than a bargain bin-worthy roster update from last year's game. [Nov 2007, p.81]

Cy Girls has more than a few new tricks up its sleeve, adopting a "Matrix"-style "Some rules can be bent; others can be broken" philosophy. [Apr 2004, p.28]

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

The three-on-three team battles add a cool level of strategy, and customizing your characters into blazing fast powerhouses is a blast. [Oct 2007, p.72]

In short, this is a surprising little gem. [Nov 2004, p.90]

The appeal of Intellivision Lives! is greater for those who were there the first time around, but with an '80s-style price tag of only $20, this is an absolute must-buy. [Feb 2004, p.38]

A very solid action game boasting wonderful, stylish visuals and a compelling story. [May 2005, p.73]

A wonderfully controlling game, with vibrant (if a bit simplistic) graphics and great presentation. [Aug 2003, p.28]

This is every strategy-action gamer's dream. [Oct 2004, p.34]

A rare example of a perfectly done retro collection. [Feb 2006, p.82]

Luckily for you, Call of Duty 3 for PS2 is actually very similiar to its next-gen sibling - and, in some ways, it's even better. [Feb. 2007, p.80]

I actually found myself sweating from nervousness and trembling from fear during many of the levels. [July 2002, p.32]

Everything blows up really well, too. Konami has preserved the classic, 2D action, but rendered the graphics in full, beautiful 3D. [Oct 2004, p.40]

It's hampered by some of the MMORPG genre's cliche weaknesses - it's a real level grinder with a de-emphasized plot - but the FF magic is still here. [June 2004, p.18]

Has made quite a few improvements on its predecessor - there are just a few rough spots that still need to be buffed out. [Holiday 2004, p.72]

So yeah, it's a virtual exercise tape. But it's cool. [June 2005, p.78]

The best Monster Rancher yet, with more RPG elements. [Holiday 2003, p.40]

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

Although the more mundane tasks get tiring by the end, the boss battle rock, and the joy of simply cruising from building to building is a thrill no gamer should miss. [Sept 2004, p.25]

Its tripped-out characters, seizure-inducing arenas, and innovative gameplay are worth checking out for beat junkies or those who want a new sensation. [Dec 2004, p.92]

Aside from those problems, Blazing Angels easily transports PS3 gamers back to the Big One, with action and excitement for all. [Feb. 2007, p.78]

It just seems that there's been little improvement to the overall fighting system and single-player experience. [Oct 2002, p.34]

It's not quite up to the standards set by "NBA Street Vol. 2," but it's definitely in the same league. [June 2004, p.28]

The controls are tight, and the playbook is plenty deep. [Oct 2007, p.80]

It's corny, but the solid "Hawk"-inspired gameplay cannot be denied. [Nov 2003, p.48]

This is a must-have sequel in a must-have series. [Nov 2005, p.80]

The game's major faults are a drop in the framerate when players swarm the ice during a line change, slower gameplay than some of the more current hockey titles, and its audio effects. [Holiday 2002, p.44]