Kessen

Wild Arms 3

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy

Jak II

MediEvil: Resurrection

Metal Gear Acid

Dynasty Warriors

Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower

Sonic Advance 3

Sonic Heroes

Sonic Battle

Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut

Sonic Pinball Party

Sonic Advance 2

Sonic Mega Collection

Sonic Adventure 2 Battle

Sonic Gems Collection

Tales of Phantasia

Tales of Symphonia

Resident Evil (Long Box)

Resident Evil (Long Box)

The Bard's Tale

At today's prices it can't hurt to give it a go.

I got this game just recently because I couldn't resist the idea of Cary Elwes and Tony Jay in a game together. It's proved to be worth what I paid ($8) but I'm not sure if I would have recommended it at it's full price.... Read Full Review

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Don't bother joining the army, this game will get you as close to the action as you should ever want to get.

I'll start out by admitting that I'm not a past fan of the Call of Duty games, though not out of dislike, more out of ignorance or just never having a chance to play them. Call of Duty 4 is my first true step into the se... Read Full Review

Final Fight: Streetwise

Oh for heaven's sake! It's really not that bad a game!

Final Fight: Streetwise is a highly underrated, yet somewhat rushed attempt to bring the Final Fight series into the 3D generation. The game is quite well executed and generally plays like a 3D Final Fight with more stor... Read Full Review

Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken

The only thing keeping this game from getting a perfect 10 is it's over achieving older brother.

I'll start out by saying that I've been a big fan of the Fire Emblem series since I played an import version of Fire Emblem 6: Sword of Seals, which I loved so much I played through about 3/4 of the game despite not unde... Read Full Review

Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu

This is the game that should have made Fire Emblem a breakout series all across the world.

Fire Emblem 4: Geneology of The Holy War is the 4th title in the Fire Emblem series and the 2nd to be released on the SNES (after the remake of Fire Emblem 1 and it's sequel Fire Emblem 3) and is hotly debated to be the ... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy XII

A lackluster and disappointing wash out. What happened?!

I have loved Final Fantasy since it's early days, Final Fantasy VII remains my favorite game of all time and the series in general is one of my favorites in gaming history. I should start off by saying that I was skeptic... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 4

A wonderfully immersive game, a revolution for a long standing series and a masterpiece all around.

If you've played Resident Evil 4 then you know that it's one of the quintessential masterpieces of our generation, just as our parents had Pong and Pac-man, we have received Resident Evil 4. This game looks, plays and f... Read Full Review

Shadow of the Colossus

Extraordinary, it's a whole new world of gameplay worth delving into.

Shadow of the Colossus is definately an acheivement. In this vast and beautiful world, with only your horse as your companion, you, the hero, are on a quest to bring your one true love back to life, all the while battlin... Read Full Review

Sonic Riders

Very hard but rewarding, Sonic Riders seeks to provide a challenge to people bored with everything else.

Sonic Riders achieved it's aim to create a new genre of racing that's both fast paced and challenging. In doing this however they've created something nobody has ever played before so the learning curve is massive. T... Read Full Review

Spartan: Total Warrior

Spartan: Total Warrior is a solid attempt at an action game from the makers of the Total War series.

Spartan: Total Warrior is a title that makes a good stab at an action game, coming from a company that has previously specialized in strategy games. The story is pretty solid, you play as a warrior called 'The Spartan... Read Full Review