If you've only got an attention span of ten minutes this is great. If you've got an IQ in double digits you should take this as a direct insult to your man/womanhood. Absolute cack.

It's above average but definitely not the best of mutant breed.

It's an RPG, and it's almost indistinguishable from every other RPG on the market. If you like them, you'll like this -- it's big, it's pretty, it's Final Fantasy with a different name.

It's not a bad game, but there are many other games of this type that play a lot better and ultimately simulating the large vessels from the "Star Trek" universe is it's undoing.

About as worthwhile an investment as Russ Abbot's Party Atmosphere single, although it has to be said that the single represents considerably better value for money.

It's the best in the series and possibly one of the best real time strategy games around. However if you own "Settlers III" then this is more like an upgrade than a whole new game.

Could have done without some of the extra resource and development bits that seem rather tagged on but still a hefty challenge for war gamers.

If you're an RPG fan you'll enjoy it; just bear in mind you'll need to go online to best experience it.

Certainly not the deepest title you'll ever play and the control system can be horribly frustrating, but the atmosphere makes it worth persevering with, especially if you liked the movie.

Rock solid, all-action gameplay but misses out on a higher mark due to a few noticeable flaws.

It does a lot of things very well and were it not for a few mistakes it would be a classic.

Nothing particularly innovative, but like an old joke we've heard many times before, its familiarity is rather comforting.

It looks sweet and the gameplay is sufficiently untaxing as to be rather therapeutic.

If this game was part of a bundle then I might play it again, but only when I was very drunk and had forgotten how poor it was.

This isn't some crappy product, rather, it's an extremely detailed, in depth shooter cum thinker that simply won't appeal to the pure arcade fan.

The finest gunplay action seen on the Playstation since the original.

An utterly pointless game in every way. Unless you're a Disney fanatic who's always wanted to drive Mickey Mouse round a load of bland go-kart track, this is not for you.

A perfectly acceptable blast with a welcome emphasis on mass carnage ahead of the recent trend for more exploration-based titles.

Boasting value for money gameplay, a tight cohesive storyline and a gorgeously realistic setting this is a game that demands to be played.

Its shallow nature may also put people off, but it's a laugh for everyone in multiplayer.

But if you want a game that's best in short sharp bursts, good fun and mildly relaxing to boot, you could do a lot worse.

Unlike many of today's action-girl heroes Konoko isn't all about big boobs and tight butt-cheeks. In contrast to a certain someone she spends the game firmly ensconced in kevlar body armour and combat fatigues.

There are more than enough game variants here to keep you happy, playable in a convoy of fully customisable off-road vehicles and across some really detailed and expansive terrain. Check it out, it's the ultimate backseat drive.

A great RTS game with several nice wrinkles to distinguish it from the general morass that has become the norm recently.

The Stunt mode in particular is well worth a look. Not huge, it's nevertheless worth the price of admission alone.

Vacuous pap...It's not one of the worst travesties to ever soil a console, but merely a very average shooter that shouldn't have had the Star Wars license put anywhere near it.

It's a quick fix of violence wrapped up in the sort of looks that will impress your non-PS2 owning mates, and at least you can show it off when they come round. Just bear in mind that it won't beat "Tekken," "DOA2" or "Soul Calibur" for replay, and you will enjoy it.

If you've played other wrestling games -- especially "Smackdown" -- you'll find it hard to believe the developers thought they could get away with this.