The best WWE game ever made for the PS2. Why didn't I score it higher? Despite the extra polish and new additions, it isn't that different from what's come before. [Dec 2004, p.70]

Every single game is perfectly emulated, and there's a lot of speedy, blue goodness to be had here. [Jan 2005, p.76]

Players over age ten might find Inuyasha too juvenile to enjoy, but younger players will love the charming storyline. [Jan 2005, p.78]

Illogical puzzles dominate the game's second half. You may not even understand what you did in order to move on. [Jan 2005, p.70]

This sarcastic, comedic Action RPG's gameplay is fundamental, solid, and almost old-fashioned in its uncluttered-ness. [Holiday 2004, p.96]

A game that surpasses its genre-defining predecessors in every respect, not just in terms of gameplay, but also in terms of story, characters, and overall fun. It pops many caps in many asses. [Jan 2005, p.58]

The selection of 30+ songs is a bit uneven, but the game is still a blast, and even has a few off-kilter, non-musical mini-games. [Holiday 2004, p.98]

Often tedious and can be a little unfair. [Dec 2004, p.82]

At least mildly accessible and appealing even for entry-level fans. [Jan 2005, p.72]

I found myself literally sweating bullets during most of the missions. [Holiday 2004, p.80]

Awful story aside, Scaler is a well-constructed game, with lush, colorful graphics and ten big levels packed with exotic creatures and scenery. [Jan 2005, p.78]

The gadget-filled action gameplay has been deflated into a fairly typical party game. [Holiday 2004, p.92]

Couldn't there be just a few more levels? Maybe some power-ups? [Holiday 2004, p.82]

Fun unlockables should keep you interested for more than just a rental, and the PS2 doesn't break a sweat - no slowdown here. [Nov 2004, p.92]

What ruins TMNT2 is the game's abyssmal control. [Dec 2004, p.79]

A total guilty pleasure, but a pleasure nonetheless. [Holiday 2004, p.94]

A nice selection of familiar characters. [Dec 2004, p.88]

It's wickedly difficult at times. But, I was still driven to "catch 'em all", so the formula still works. [Dec 2004, p.90]

Obviously targeted at a younger audience, and it lacks that extra kick we expect from our 90 proof platformers, but it's still not bad. [Dec 2004, p.79]

For its first hour, the game is good for a chuckle. Trouble is, it quickly becomes repetitive and furstrating. [Nov 2004, p.94]

With depth and style, FIFA continues to deliver the goods. [Nov 2004, p.92]

Great-looking platform game with clever puzzles and excellent character designs. [Holiday 2004, p.86]

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 cameras are lousy, the Gunam move too sluggishly, and there's very little depth. [Dec 2004, p.84]

It's funny, sexy, and pretty damn entertaining. [Holiday 2004, p.86]

The sound-alike performers are okay, but it's a big problem that the interface offers too little guidance and no feedback as to what you're doing wrong - you can't tell if you're ahead or behind. [Holiday 2004, p.92]

Not only does it look great, but the weapons feel pretty good, the hordes of enemies are both aggressive and accurate, and the story has some strong moments, as well. [Nov 2004, p.88]

Easily the best 3D fighter PS2 has seen since "Soul Calibur 2" and "VF4 Evolution." [Dec 2004, p.76]