Liberty City looks phenomenal and there's plenty of life and atmosphere that impresses. The different textures, solid framerate and incredible diversity make this one of the most impressive PS2 games yet.

There's quite a bit of value in the title. Tons of subquests, and a second quest after you complete it, but the main run-through is just not as satisfactory as Ocarina's was.

Astoundingly beautiful. From the sunset, to the rain effects, to the guard animation - everything is very well done. There’s dynamic cloth effects, beautiful lighting and most importantly, some incredible textures to round it off. [Grade = A+]

There’s not really a grand innovation to the gameplay, and the concept of seeing how much havoc you can cause hasn’t changed much from the last game.

From the little details on the cars up to the driving physics, everything is dead on. I know a little bit about racing concepts (speed limits? What are those?), and the game executes them with near perfection.

I felt so screwed out of some sort of satisfaction, screwed out of more levels off of the Halo, screwed out of many hours of my life that I just poured into one of the most amazingly bad excuses for a single-player first-person shooter campaign. I was bored, I was tired and by the end of it, I was just really pissed off.

The sheer size-factor of the game is overwhelming.

It brings everything from the Playstation HAWK 2 and crams it onto Nintendo’s portable.

The first thing gamers will notice is that the levels are huge, the goals are plentiful, and basically its everything you know and love about Tony Hawk, except bigger.

The best football game of the season. Unlike a lot of football games, the changes to this game aren’t just cosmetic. The result is the most realistic football game you can own.

While the game might be old - it's still one of the best games ever made. [Grade = A+]

The sound is the best part of the game, with all of the fight songs, and one of the best crowds ever.

This is the best game to be released this year, even eclipsing "Wind Waker." [Grade = A+]

What’s awesome about the gameplay is that you can just pick up a controller and start fighting. Three buttons (block, kick, punch) are all that are needed to master a basic set of moves.

One of the best Xbox games out there, unfortunately, by the end it has been repetitive and linear a bit too long.

Offers gamers a quality racing title with weapons, and the ability to keep players' attention for years.

The graphics are beautiful. The back drops are excellent and the character models look great. Color abounds in this eye-candy filled title. I wish some of the animations and moves had been changed up a bit, but what are you going to do?

The biggest improvement though comes in the form of the framerate.

The gameplay is where NFL 2K3 really shines.

The sound is incredible, though. With some of the best music I've ever heard in a videogame, the game is haunting and chilling in all the right places.

The best Warcraft game, possibly the best strategy game, released yet.

As I played through the game there was no slowdown and everything looked crisp and just right.

My jaw dropped when I saw the Raiders white road jerseys, the shadows and player models and even the animation. This game looks absolutely stunning and is the best looking football game have ever seen.

Even if you're alone, the sheer amount of options, trophy collecting and hidden characters make this game worth playing again and again. It's easy to learn but incredibly challenging to master and collect all the trophies.

The game is gorgeous. The CG sequences are absolutely beautiful.

The sound is phenomenal.

The defensive improvements and online leagues are a huge step in the right direction.

With this level of A.I. Allied Assault is no walk in the park.