Not to worry though, Formula One Championship Edition offers some of the truest-to-life driving we've seen, while also being the Burger King of F1 racers--you can have it your way. [May 2007, p.72]

The control and gameplay aren't great, but they're good enough for fans of the license. [Holiday 2002, p.54]

The main downside of MM 2003 is its graphics... It's aggravating trying to play this game when the framerate and animations are so jittery. [Jan 2003, p.26]

The game has huge potential, but unfortunately most of it is unrealized at launch. [Apr 2003, p.30]

Magic Pengel has a fantastic premise, but overall, there's just not enough here. [June 2003, p.32]

If you loved any of these games, you need this. If you didn't, it's time for a history lesson. [Dec 2004, p.88]

The missions vary from the mundane to the extremely challenging, and are chock full of sci-fi references and in-jokes, not to mention a whole slew of political zingers. [Aug 2005, p.74]

Charming and well executed, Throne has managed to usurp Untold Legends as the PSP's action-RPG king. [Feb. 2007, p.80]

There are certain moments when the game is quite breathakingly gorgeous. [Nov 2005, p.84]

The tutorial expects you to know the core rules, so complete noobs will be lost instantly. [Sept 2007, p.82]

If it weren't for the host of visual and audio glitches that scream "rush job," this would rank as one of the best PS2-to-PSP ports ever. [July 2007, p.83]

While it doesn't bring anything truly groundbreaking to the genre, it's executed pretty damn well, overall. [June 2002, p.30]

The new chatter-heavy crew needs some tuning up, though. [Jan. 2007, p.86]

Still, a good looking game goes a long way, and there's no denying MLB 2K7 looks killer. [May 2007, p.82]

Full of innocent charm and fun, the Steambot Chronicles are worth a bit of frustration. [Aug 2006, p.85]

True motorcycle fiends should hop right on without being let down. [Jun 2006, p.84]

From the spiffy graphics to the more right analog stick-centric controls to the robust Create-A-Superstar to the new WWE 24/7 career mode, this is SmackDown as its finest. [Dec 2007, p.72]

It's just not quite all that it could be. [June 2005, p.80]

Both games are perfectly suited to PSP and make for perfect pick-up-and-play fun with friends. [Dec. 2006, p.79]

It's unfortunate, though, that Spider-Man doesn't have all the moves he had in "Spider-Man 2", that this game is notably shorter, and that it sometimes feels like you spend too much time web-slinging through those pesky "chase" missions. [Dec 2005, p.100]

It has unusually charming gameplay, and lots of atmospheric mileage despite cut-rate production values. [July 2002, p.39]

It's very similar to its predecessors in both strengths and weaknesses. [Oct 2002, p.30]

It may not be the most advanced sequel, but for fans of hardcore number crunching and statistic-laden simulations, still among the best strategy titles available for PS2. [Apr 2004, p.38]

Play Fight Night on the PSP and enjoy it, but know that the heavyweight PS2 version is the true champ. [Apr 2006, p.78]

Feels quite derivative of a lot of other horror games. [Apr 2002]

If you have the patience of a Zen master, MC3:DE can definitely be fun. Unfortunately, for most the amount of time required to get to the fun just isn't worth the wait at all. [Sept 2005, p.84]

I'd still recommend "Alpha 3" as the better game but this is a good second. [Sept 2002, p.31]

A decent localization, really likeable characters (despite the bland main quest), some rather funny dialogue, and the meaty synthesizing feature are simply too satisfying to pass up. [July 2005, p.84]