A snazzier version of Nintendo 64’s F-Zero X: It maintains the teeth-grating speed, busy races, and smooth design. A pretty safe update of a well-worn formula.
Day of Defeat is not really a game for newcomers, it’s best suited for WWII buffs, people who like their shooters with a heavy dose of entertaining realism.
Better than previous attempts at bottling X-Men magic, Wolverine’s Revenge has style and nice features, but it’s dragged down by a terrible fighting system.
Short and poorly-executed. Its apex is a poor imitation of Alien vs. Predator, its worst resembles Battlefield Earth in a foreign language without subtitles.
One of the most expensive games produced, Sony billed The Getaway as the first complete movie-game experience. It has great technology (for a PS2 game).
Four strangers confront each other on a train and draw guns on each other in a John Woo style stalemate. Freezeframe, and pick whose shoes you want to walk in.
Giant monsters kicking the crap out of everything around them? This is a concept I’ll never get tired of. Who wouldn’t want to become a giant eyeball of doom?