Web-Slinging Wonderland
Ultimate Spider-Man brings a true cartoon feel to the comic book superhero genre. Too bad the game is nearly identical to Spider-Man 2 in every other way.
Ultimate Spider-Man brings a true cartoon feel to the comic book superhero genre. Too bad the game is nearly identical to Spider-Man 2 in every other way.
Reliving the glory days of the arcade seems to be gaining in popularity by leaps and bounds, and Capcom Classics lives up to the white hot genre.
While combining a fighting game with an RPG sounds really cool, Beatdown is just not the way to get it done.
Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is, like the hit movie, good Halloween fun that’s not too scary for either kids or adults.
Taking and awesome game like Burnout 3 and improving it is hard work, but that is exactly what Criterion did, with more crash action.
RPG Maker 3 makes is somewhat easy to create your own RPG for the PS2.
Although the game has absolutely no plot, Armored Core: Nine Breaker has more stats than a fantasy football league, if you are into that.
In The Groove looks at first like any number of dance titles on the market, but the gameplay and replay ability is much stronger here.
The Fantastic Four game, like the blockbuster movie, has a bit of a shallow plot but makes up for it with plenty of cool special effects and addictive play.
Although trying to be like industry standard Burnout 3 seems to be a new sport for game companies, Flatout never really gets out of the gate.