FIFA Soccer 09

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

Crash Bandicoot

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow

Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings

Age of Empires

Tomb Raider II

Wipeout XL

Street Fighter II' Hyper Fighting

Space Giraffe

Cool Boarders

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway

FIFA World Cup: Germany 2006

A great representation of the sport; this is what RTWC should've been.

The good: Great visual presentation with all the stadiums; engaging campagin mode: lead your squad from the qualifiers to the final in Berlin; fun solo and in multiplayer. The bad: No player editing; formation changes... Read Full Review

Super Street Fighter II Turbo: Revival

Having one of the greatest fighting games of all time now available on the go is well worth your money!

I assume you already know what to expect from a Street Fighter II game by now, so let me cut straight to the differences between the original (arcade) version and the GBA port. First and foremost, gameplay. The GBA ha... Read Full Review

Virtua Racing

A true racing gem!

In the mid-90's, Sega not only was one of the biggest players in the arcade business - the Japanese company saw its prime when releasing the Genesis (aka Mega Drive in PAL regions), one of the most beloved old-school hom... Read Full Review

Torino 2006 - The Official Video Game of the XX Olympic Winter Games

Simplistic, uninspired and not really fun to play.

Torino 2006 is the officially licensed video game of the Winter Olympics held in Italy this February. And it's a rushed, uninspired and lackluster game, to boot. You're presented with a limited selection of events, no... Read Full Review

Buzz! The Music Quiz (With Buzzer)

Fun in multiplayer, but not without its problems

BUZZ The Music Quiz has been released in Europe a couple of months ago. Developed by Relentless Software, this is a mutiplayer game through and through, thus best suited for your quick party fix. Maybe you've seen the c... Read Full Review

Discworld Noir (UK)

Technically, this title doesn't stand a chance against today's standards. However, it can be fun to play nontheless.

A year 2005 review of a 1999 game, you might ask? Considering I just bought the game for a bargain and GameSpot doesn't have any other info on it, I'll just give it a shot. Discworld Noir's a deliberately paced point-... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

Capcom delivers a highly entertaining, greatly paced Zelda game - although some aspects feel a little too familiar.

No matter whether you've played a Zelda game before or not, you owe it to yourself to check out this newest iteration in the Zelda series, "The Minish Cap". The reason being: Capcom certainly delivers a highly entertaini... Read Full Review

FIFA Soccer 2005

FIFA 2005 doesn't re-invent the wheel, but it's fun nontheless.

First I want to say that I've been following the FIFA series since its debut for the Sega Genesis; so I've seen a lot of what EA calls "innovation" year in and year out. Secondly, since I live in Austria, Europe, this re... Read Full Review

Sega Classics Collection

Not even recommendable to fans of Sega nostalgia

The European version of "Sega Classics Collection" consists of nine games in total: You get OutRun, Virtua Racing and Monaco GP; Golden Axe, Space Harrier and Columns; Fantasy Zone, Tant R and Bonanza Bros. Alien Syndrom... Read Full Review

Cloning Clyde

An enjoyable addtion to the Live Arcade; recommendable to fans of platformers and puzzle games alike.

Talk about desperation: Would you take part in -- probably quite painful -- scientific experiments, all for measly 20 dollars? Meet Clyde, the anti-hero -- and probably the only person on this planet who’d agree on such ... Read Full Review