Minority Report

Nintendo Power

Excels more at giving players the thrill of throwing foes through plate-glass windows than experiencing the creepy gleam of the film or its provocative plot. [Feb 2003, p.153]

Play Magazine

Better than "Spiderman," but it still could have been better." [Jan 2003, p.58]

Game Informer

A mundane action title that screams mediocrity in almost every way. [Feb 2003, p.101]

GameCube Europe

Its still great fun but if it more time was spent on the graphics and camera angles it would of made a amazing game.

Gaming Age

The combat system is frustrating and delivers very little fun after a couple of hours.

GMR Magazine

Everybody runs. In the case of the lackluster 3D-adventure-cum-beat-em-up Minority Report, rest assured, they're not running to the videogame store. [Feb 2003, p.71]

Maxim Online

We forsee you buying this game, enjoying it at first, getting frustrated at certain parts, then putting it on your shelf after you’re done and rarely playing it again.

Nintendophiles

The days of a simple beat-em-up being acceptable passed with the Double Dragon franchise on the NES. Nowadays, this simply won't do.

IGN

A weak story and overall mediocre level design.

TotalGames.net

Essentially a straightforward and linear trawl around vaguely familiar scenarios from the film, requiring little thought other than bashing at the buttons to attack, or flipping switches to progress.

GameZone

Ugly, unpolished and boring, Minority Report is best left on the shelf.

Cheat Code Central

It will frustrate you someting awful at times. It's one of those rare games that is only playable with the cheat codes.

Armchair Empire

The hand-to-hand combat is enjoyable (and watchable) in short stretches but everything else isn’t.

Entertainment Weekly

Disastrously shallow... The minority here is the few fans who will actually finish the game. [10 Jan 2003, p.77]

GameSpot

Uneven presentation and its incongruence with the spirit of the movie make it just another bad licensed-property video game.

G4 TV

Fortunately, or unfortunately (depending upon how you view these things), quite a few of the game's levels can be beaten simply by running like heck through them and avoiding all conflict.

GameSpy

This is the worst of the three versions, if only because the 25-30 frames-per-second romp slows to five fps and judders along for a few seconds before righting itself.

Gamestyle

Beyond the use of sound effects and architecture as seen in the film this does rank as one of the poorest film licenses I have endured.

Game Revolution

The level design and flow of the game grows tiring quickly. Perhaps if Minority Report the game had better matched the movie, the final product would be more fun and interesting.