If you're looking for a story to unravel over 40+ hours and you don't mind wading through a few dungeons, you'll love Lunar 2. This is one classic that deserves the name.

The closest you'll ever need to get to surreal insanity brilliance.

The game is, at it's best, not fun; at it's worst, it is a frustrating example of why licensed games suck.

Simplistic, annoying, and suffers from quirky controls and poor audio. It's also a hell of a lot of fun to play.

Beautiful sprite-based graphics and an interesting experience system offset a confusing story and bland battles in this retelling of the tale of Ryu.

If this curve continues, Volume 4 will retroactively suck the life from the franchise.

Tell everyone you meet not to buy or rent this game. Ever.

Caustic 3:16 says Smackdown! 2 will whip your ass.

Doesn't quite beat the master (Tony Hawk), but it's still an ass-kickingly fun gaming experience.

There are some really good points to the game, but also some really bad things to go along.

The translation from idea to reality was apparently too much for the poor thing, and it falls far short of expectations.

The most underrated of the Trek shows gets the best Trek game in some time; go figure.

It really feels like you're doing a death defying high wire act. You WILL get dizzy - guaranteed - it's that immersive.

There is no better chess game out there, and any improvement beyond this is moot.

Without a doubt, the closest thing I've ever seen to a game that approximates a real honest-to-goodness game of pool...There is honestly nothing that you could want in a pool game that you won't find here -- well, with the exception of stale cigarette smoke and a fistfight or two.

A total waste of time and money, and I truly regret having to write this review.

Patience and timing are really the only way to get through either of these games.

This is more like a Japanese version of "Gone With the Wind" than a videogame.

Someone - a tester, scriptwriter, programmer... somebody had to say, "Uhhh, guys, this game sucks!" But they published it anyway.

It's a cap to all the Final Fantasies and still a masterpiece alone. It's not perfect, but it's as good as traditional RPGs get.

A new type of Tomb Raider, but when stripped down, it's the same old same old. Fortunately, the same old same old is still plenty fun.

Everything that was promised to add to the package has been, but all the problems that plagued the first are magnified twice over. Regrettably, it's almost all in the visual and audio categories.

With a lot of creativity, Sonic Team has taken the boardgame to the digital age, and made a fun, sometimes frustrating board game that is a lot more than throwing some dice and moving around a rectangle.

An insanely deep and complex storyline, a clever and unique combat and magic system, tons of additional gameplay modes, fantastic graphics, and appealing characters.

If you love vehicular combat or Star Wars, give Demolition a rent. Otherwise, scrape this mynock off the hull of your freighter.

The First Person Shooter is back, baby -- and it's a gas!

Get past the dead genre and you'll laugh until your brain bleeds.

Although you may find yourself feeling bored with the repetitiveness of the game at some points, you'll certainly have a good time getting there.