Even in the face of the irritating gameplay and lack of functionality, it's the liberties the game takes with its source that hurt the most.

Abysmal in every way. The only possible reason there could be for purchasing it is to give as a present to a particularly hated relative - but that might be considered a little harsh.

One of the buggiest games ever released for the GBA, if not one of the buggiest games ever released, period. One flaw even makes it impossible to complete the game.

Vintage 1994 graphics and laughable gameplay make this one the first games of 2002 to snatch a deserved one-star rating.

Delving more than an hour or two into the game becomes painful.

Playing this game is as tedious and as painful as your morning workout on the stairmaster, without the pain-for-gain benefit of developing six-pack abs.

For starters, it's boring...You generally just button mash as quickly as possible and hope that the cops fall down before you do.

Creature Labs has decided to create a Pac-Man game that not only bears no resemblance to the original but is an absolute travesty of a title that certainly wouldn't have got a release without the Pac-Man licence.

It takes about five minutes with the game to realize it's a nightmare for everyone else, with ugly visuals, sloppy controls, a horrible camera and some of the most foolish storytelling we've seen. This one's a mess, folks.

A mess of a game. It's not even a game, more like a slow, rotting death. No matter how great your love for George Romero, no matter how overpowering your curiosity, there is no reason to look twice at Land of the Dead. Do not walk away. Run.

Flops in every possible way.

Painfully thin.

There's only one or two releases per year which manage to get just nearly every element in a game completely and utterly wrong.

While Super Duper Sumos might be aimed at kids, that's no excuse for this kind of uninspired and dull gameplay. The length, frankly, was one of the better things about it, as the end came as quite a relief.

More like somebody's high-school programming project than an actual commercial game. And even then, it's only worth a D.

It's almost as if they settled on the simplest, most derivative game design possible instead of trying to do the show some justice.

It's an ugly, boring and vastly unoriginal RTS.

Although there are some enjoyable aspects here, there are too many disappointments weighing down the whole endeavour.

Bad taste and bad execution that ranks up there with the worst racing games and the most unfunny Benny Hill sketches make it a truly awful experience in every way.