Get it if you love karaoke, but hate the "Revolutions". [Jan. 2007, p.86]

After seven games in 4 1/2 years, we simply need more evolution in the next iteration. [May 2005, p.74]

While some old-school Mega-fans may find turn-based fighting monotonous, it definitely works here and the combat system is deep enough to satisfy even seasoned RPG gamers. [Nov 2004, p.92]

A brilliant title. The visuals are on par with "Rayman 3," the control almost as tight as "Mario," and the quests and puzzles both epic and innovative. [Holiday 2003, p.30]

RotTK XI manages to breathe fresh life into a stagnant franchise and proves an infectious journey that markedly improves on its predecessors in both style and substance. [Apr 2007, p.84]

It's not the deepest fishing game, but if you're a serious fan, it's not a bad catch. [Nov 2002, p.54]

Despite an innovative control scheme, this is pretty much your typical action game fare, albeit with better-than-average environmental interaction and storytelling. [Mar 2004, p.26]

Pets comes across as a very well-bred animal--desirable traits are sharp. but there are some inbreeding issues. [Holiday 2006, p.85]

Visuals and atmosphere are quite good, too, though still far from RE4 quality. [May 2005, p.74]

A valiant try, but Sony's latest rendition of "the beautiful game" lacks the true gameplay depth and subtlety to challenge champions like "Winning Eleven 7" or "FIFA." [June 2004, p.29]

The different challenges and abilities are so contrived that it's laughable. [Holiday 2005, p.90]

Overall, Icon is an incredible first effort that feels like there just wasn't enough time to fully flesh out every feature, but got the core concept nailed. [Apr 2007, p.76]

But how can you really enjoy a game that's supposed to be portable, that's supposed to be playable anytime and anywhere, when you have to wait so long to start just one race? The answer: not very well. [May 2006, p.85]

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

It's a well crafted, if not overly ambitious, jungle adventure. [Holiday 2003, p.46]

With fantastic voice acting, a gripping story, and luscious graphics, Suidoden Tactics is a nearly flawless hybridization of tactical and RPG gameplay. [Dec 2005, p.104]

Regeneration dumps the mass deadite attacks of "Fistful of Boomstick" in favor of a fairly balanced action-puzzle approach, nicly snapy control, and decent level designs. [Nov 2005, p.94]

With a story partially written by Punisher veterans Garth Ennis and Jimmy Palmiotti, and featuring "Max Payne"-style gameplay, "The Punisher" perfectly captures the essence of comic books. [Feb 2005, p.74]

A deeper game than any of its UFC predecessors, but it comes with a diminished graphical punch. [July 2002, p.36]

Unlockable items and special moves help keep interest in the single player mode, but the versus mode is where this game shines. [Holiday 2003, p.46]

We only wish that there were more to do, tougher AI, and an online component for those lonely springtime evenings. Not perfect, but definitely not bad. [Mar 2003, p.38]

The controls are perfect, but the gameplay is a little too simplistic. [Holiday 2003, p.48]

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

The better handling is offset by a useless new adrenaline meter. [Holiday 2006, p.86]

A solid, no frills real-time strategy game that is easily one of the best Army Men games ever. [May 2002, p.26]

A variety of game modes and high replay value make GR 2003 a game not to be missed. [May 2003, p.36]

For scratching that online teamplay itch though, not much else around satisfies quite like this. [Dec 2004, p.82]

Never quite captures enough of Wallace and Gromit's charm to overcome these problems over its 16-20 hours. [Dec 2005, p.108]