It's an interesting game for a short-term diversion, but don't expect to be playing it for months on end.

For the price, it is worth a look for anyone who is a "Mortal Kombat" junkie or enjoys the controlled chaos of "Gauntlet II" or "Wizard of War."

It's amusing for about 30 minutes, then you realize you're doing the same tedious tasks repeatedly to progress through an uninspired storyline filled with jokes that aren't really very funny.

This game should have been much better.

What’s sad is that as nice as the game looks it just fails on gameplay.

What's sad is that as nice as the game looks it just fails on gameplay.

What's sad is that as nice as the game looks it just fails on gameplay.

The console versions have more variety in level design, more distinct roles for each of the children and a longer play time. Heck, I could finish the PC version in less time than it would take to watch the movie.

A badly designed, downright disappointing attempt at a story-driven shooter.

There is a good premise to this game, and for the most part it has a solid core that could have been built on and polished with time. Overall it left me with the feeling of a game rushed out a little too soon.

A great idea gone horribly wrong. Unless you're a masochist, then the cut scenes are about as entertained as you're bound to be while playing.

A great idea gone horribly wrong. Unless you’re a masochist, then the cut scenes are about as entertained as you’re bound to be while playing.

Comparison with other similar style games notwithstanding, this is a great concept, poorly implemented. While the story in itself was engaging and well pieced together, the gameplay induces a berserker rage of frustration.

Unfortunately, Shark Tale falls into the category of movie-based games gone bad.

No replay value at all. The sounds are boring, the action is nothing new and once, you learn how to fly the ship, the challenge is gone.

I feel that children's games should have fun, light-hearted themes, and Shark Tale is waaaaaaay off the mark on that scale.

The controls in SVC Chaos are terrible. The analog stick is nearly worthless, and the D-Pad is just as bad, with the characters randomly deciding to not follow my orders, even when I played with three different controllers.

Unfortunately, a game sells on gameplay, and after four campaign missions I wasn't feeling any desire to keep going.

Instant action mode is like getting bonked on the head by five people while trying to find your bearings and doesn't really even help you learn to fly.

Fraught with AI horrors and intrusively complicated sets of criteria required to keep your city from falling victim to its own social woes, the game experience reveals that it has no concept of entertainment, nor any idea how to promote fun and a sense of accomplishment.

Whatever fun is had romping around as a carefree pooch is lost when the tedium sets in.

Unfortunately, I defeated the entire game in about 3 hours.

If you just love the original or lack the computer processing speed and motor skills to play real-time strategy, this could be the game for you. Otherwise I’d skip it.

It is fun to go around doing some crazy stunts, but it can get old after a while. Unfortunately that's the only fun part of the game.

I didn’t enjoy Breed very much at all, mostly because of the gameplay issues that creatively cut short an already generic storyline. I also just didn’t care for the way the missions were laid out.

I just can't find any redeeming qualities in this game. It's not overly exciting, it looks almost exactly like the original Grand Theft Auto, only much smaller, and the game lacks any humor or interesting content.

It is fun to go around doing some crazy stunts, but it can get old after a while. Unfortunately that's the only fun part of the game.

The game deserves high marks for graphics, but as just about everyone knows...great graphics alone do not a great game make.

A boring, clunky game that should come with a written apology and a refund packaged in the box.

Insipid gameplay, laughably bad mini-games, terribly off-key voice acting and aimlessly rambling storyline. About the best thing I can say for this game is it's short.

All of my best laid hopes were crushed, sliced, bludgeoned, and lit on fire to slowly simmer in the painful gamer's hell that I underwent during my 18-20 hour quest through the majority of Knight's Apprentice.

While a well voiced main character enhances a good game, it can’t pull this one out of the gutter. Do not buy this game.

A franchise marketing attempt gone bad. I played most of what the game had to offer in about 40 minutes, and when I finally sat down to beat the game, I was rewarded with an extra feature. Yes, that's right, this extra feature was an added difficulty level. Whoopee.

There's just nothing to work towards in this game, other than the end, so you end up feeling like you're playing missions with no real purpose.

A truly incomprehensible final product. This game, although given the title Bad Boys, and perhaps living up to the vulgarity and profanity of the movies, does nothing to quell the hunger for explosion, action, wit, or anything that the movies may have given me in an equal amount of time. What a waste.

A truly incomprehensible final product. This game, although given the title Bad Boys, and perhaps living up to the vulgarity and profanity of the movies, does nothing to quell the hunger for explosion, action, wit, or anything that the movies may have given me in an equal amount of time. What a waste.