An elegantly designed game, Cube also has a chill soundtrack, always a welcome facet in a puzzle game. [July 2007, p.85]

It's an inventive take on turn-based combat. [Nov 2002, p.44]

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

A fun game for a while, offering players cool music a weird story, and intense gameplay. [Feb 2002, p.44]

Yes, it looks childish, is a bit too easily beaten, and is based on the lackluster Star Wars prequels (all three of them) - but it's also a fun game with charm to spare. [May 2005, p.74]

It’s an interesting system that places emphasis on strategy rather than brute force, but, in the end, it still feels a little limited. [Feb 2002, p.38]

The pressure and redundancy might annoy some gamers, but it looks and feels appropriately hectic - and it's a morally upstanding, heroically-themed videogame. [Apr 2004, p.40]

It's funny, there are plenty of new locales and characters, and the production values are admirable, though the framerate chugs and the camera could be more refined. [Nov 2005, p.96]

A good attempt to innovate the survival horror genre that doesn't deliver nearly enough depth to wholly satisfy. [May 2003, p.33]

It's undeniably cool to participate in shaping history, but not everyone will have the patience to conquer China. [Sept 2005, p.75]

It's familiar, well-crafted, and fits well on PSP. [Jan 2006, p.76]

It has some great strategy elements and intense action, but is marred by repetitive level design and slow pacing. [July 2003, p.34]

As an FPS, the game offers steady action and decent A.I., but is often repetitious and does very little to shake the formula. [May 2007, p.84]

Fans will undoubtedly want to check Fantasm out, but there isn't much here that hasn't been seen before. [June 2007, p.82]

It stinks that you can't upload your finished RPG to the internet, and it's a challenge to use. [Aug 2005, p.81]

A solid overall game, but it doesn't feel like it every really gelled. [May 2004, p.36]

The game, as a whole, doesn't feel totally balanced. [Holiday 2002, p.32]

An overwhelming likeability. [Nov 2002, p.52]

[It] does still suffer from a problematic camera. Often, it's difficult to get the best possible angle necessary for precise platform jumping. [Mar 2002, p.31]

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

It's a bit on the ugly side, but its single player missions are solid and the races are vastly different. [Sept 2003, p.38]

Pool Paradise not only destroys all previous PS2 pool titles - which really isn't that tough - it's legitimately good. [Sept 2004, p.22]

I must admit that I enjoyed nearly every minute of my pesky abuse...just don't expect to play it for long. [May 2002, p.28]

The "Frogger"-like way in which you move kind of sucks, especially when you have to run along a riverbed or around burning lava. [Nov 2005, p.96]

Just be ready for some seriously challenging puzzles that will test both your patience and brain power. [Nov 2002, p.52]

It's not the next "Fatal Frame 2," but "X-Files: Resist or Serve" is a decent game infused with an awesome license and a very fair price. [June 2004, p.30]

A major improvement over the last game, and an absolute must-buy for the DBZ hardcore. [Holiday 2003, p.28]

The Jedi powers, unfortunately, are pretty lame; they provide quite an underwhelming function, and do little to vary gameplay. [May 2002, p.27]