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A budget game made on a poor engine. The vehicle handling is slippery. The tracks are badly designed and uninspired, the music will make your ears bleed.

While the PS2 port of Voyager Elite Force offers the same great level design and engaging plot as its PC counterpart, its framerate issues hinder its playability

Voyager elite force stays true to its source material and offers a good dose of high quality FPS action.

A must have for the PS2. A great sandbox game, the map may not have a plethora of detail, never the less, it is still a lot of fun to explore the environment. The missions may get a little repetitive at times, but overall, the game is enjoyable

The Playstation 2 has a plethora of great games in its library, unfortunately this Mercenaries clone isn't one of them. The PS2 port of Just Cause seems like an afterthought, the game was optimized with no regard for its playability and visual appeal.

Wolfenstein II's old school gameplay mechanics are a breath of fresh air in the age of regenerating health and linear level design. Scripted sequences, that seem to be a staple of FPS games these days are a few and far between in Wolf II. While the gunplay is solid, Wolfenstein II really drops the ball in the storytelling department. Bethesda game developers created an interesting world, reminiscent of the one in "The Man in the High Castle" but failed to use it to its full potential. Besides a few levels in rural Texas or the ruins of New York, most of the game takes place in underground military bases and factories. The writing is nowhere near as good as in "The New Order"

Its Lemmings on the go, what else is there to say ? :) A solid port of the DOS original with excellent controls

The game didn't change much compared to NHL 17, the stick handling feels a little stiff, the developers brought back some of the old stick moves featured in NHL 13. EA added new leagues this season, the Champions HL tournament is a nice feature too. My main grudge with the game is the Ai's inability to pick up the puck in some situations. The selected player will often have trouble scooping up a free puck, in some cases they will skate right past it.

Nowhere here as polished as the console version. This game was made on the The levels are different, the driving stages have been removed. The enemy AI is average, the hit detection is ok at best.

Not as good as the first one, never the less, the force is strong with this one. Heroes become playable characters and may be used in the battlefield for a limited **** game includes a plethora of great maps, including the movie locations from Episode III. The space battles are a little chaotic and the player will need some practice to get used to them.

Likely the best hockey game released by 2K sports. The gameplay is fluid, the controls are great, the graphics are not as good as in NHL 2005, but still serviceable . I really like the historic teams 2K included in the game.

Without a doubt the best grand theft auto game released so far. I've had hours of fun exploring the city and doing the side-missions. The story is interesting, even dough its by no means original.

This game is a must have for the PSP. Vice city stories add a plethora of new features for a more complete GTA experience. Helicopters are now flyable.

Yup, this is a rehash of the Mad Dog Titles on the Wii. I can understand, that a lot of players may get sick of these games. I've never played these games before getting this compilation. The controls work well, the game is a decent challenge. The cheesy acting adds to the charm, the game doesn't take itself seriously and I do like that.

A great early PSP title. It plays exactly the same as its PS2 counterparts, without omitting any of the features. Definitely one of the must have titles on the PSP.

The dynasty mode was a lot of fun, the lack of the 'create a player' feature really hurts the game dough. EA included a new national team, Denmark, which can be used in the world tournament.

This was a really fun game back in 1998. NHL 99 brought back the world tournament introduced in the previous game. The then newly formed Nashville Predators are included in the game.

Fox Sports should be glad they didn't go with what Gremlin software produced, Actua Ice hockey 2 wasn't terrible, but at the same time, it wasn't anything special . Instead they decided to try again next season. As a result, NHL Championship 2000 was released on PS1 and PC in 1999. This is a really fun hockey game with responsive controls, fluid gameplay and enough features to make it worth buying.

At the time of its release, it was a great game. They didn't really change much since NHL 99. The game features then new expansion team the Atlanta Thrashers. The "expansion draft" mode allows the player to take part in the player selection process during the expansion draft. You can do that before you play the season.

The levels are very well designed, the atmosphere on all the maps is excellent. That helps the emersion, but all the focus went towards the multiplayer experience. The "instant action" mode, which was present in the previous instalments is gone. They have patched in "Walker assault" and "Fighter Squadron" as single-player battles, that will hold you over for a while, but it gets repetitive, given that there are so many other modes you could be playing. The controls are good and the multiplayer is well balanced, but the number of maps in the game is unsatisfactory. They keep making DLC add ons for the game, which you can access if you have a "season pass", that being said I'm not surprised, that a lot of players feel cheated right now, myself included. Despite this, the game is still a lot of fun.

Its definitely not the best LEGO game. While the formula of collecting coins and building things may get repetitive if you've played a number of these games before, this game is still a fun title.

The game looks great on the Wii. The motion controls work ok and thats a huge plus. They added some new puzzles for this version of the game. If you own a Wii, this is a must have.

I enjoyed "Tomb Raider Legend' on the PSP. This title managed to improve all the shortcomings of the previous game. The game looks and plays better than its predecessor. Highly recommended.

The only problem with the game is the occasional slow-down. Other than that its a great port of a fun console game. The character models are impressive on the PSP.

A great game for the Wii. This is an excellent port of 2 classic arcade titles. The controls work great, this is the closest you will get to the actual arcade machine in the comfort of your living room without having to buy one.

Don't get me wrong. I enjoyed the game when played it, but I can't recommend this game. The game is too easy, especially when you upgrade you health and weapons. With "Everything or Nothing" and all the other excellent 3rd person shooters out there, there really shouldn't be any room in your collection for 007 From Russia with love.

Not as good as Nightfire, but still decent. Its definitely not the best fps on the PS2, but it has its moments. Driving stages are a lot of fun in this game.

A great shooter on the PS2. Good story, fun gameplay with lots of variety. The stages are well designed. The multiplayer is a very enjoyable experience as well.

The game is mostly fun. The uneven difficulty ruins the game from time to time. You can't save during game, so If John is killed, you go back to the beginning of the stage, or to a checkpoint. You should have no problem dispatching the enemies in the game, the auto-aim is probably the most lenient one out there. The shootouts are too easy with the auto-aim, and to hard with the manual-aim, as the crosshair automatically goes back to the centre of the screen.

As usual, the gameplay feels very smooth. The customisation options are great this year. Its still missing some features, such as the "international tournament".

The concept itself may have been exciting at the time, and thats the only good thing that I can say about this game. The controls leave a lot to be desired. No effort was put into the story and writing

Still worth playing after all these years. An adrenaline filled multiplayer FPS with well designed maps and a lot of external mods will keep you occupied for a while.

Its still an all around great game. The graphics were great to look at back in the day and they aged ok. The single player campaign is a very enjoyable experience. The multiplayer is one of the best I've played

This had the potential to be a great Star Wars Game if it wasn't for the unplayable on foot segments. The vehicular combat is solid. I can't recommend this to everyone.

A pretty fun Star Wars Title for the PS1, not as good as Twisted Metal. Most of the famous vehicles from the Star Wars universe make an appearance in this game. Controls are really good. Lots of replay value

One of My All time favourite games. I have a lot of good memories playing this game. Its still a lot of fun to re-play this every now and then. I can't recommend this enough.

A solid port of the game for the console. Metal Slug 3 on PS2/XBOX has a few additional mods for the players to enjoy. My only issue with the game, is that you can't use the analog stick to control your character.

A good thing about this compilation is the fact, that both games were ported to PS2, rather than being emulated. Unlike Metal Slug 3 on PS2, which had a few extras, these releases are bare bones. My only gripe with this package, is the fact, that the developers didn't give you an option to use the analog stick to control your characters.

A budget copy of "Crazy Taxi". Not much to say about this one. Just like Ninjabread man, it **** really bad. Glitches left and right. Not worth it even for comedy value

A poor quality GTA clone. SCEA decided to whip out a quicke sandbox game to make a quick buck before the Liberty City Stories came out. Trashy graphics, comically bad character animations unresponsive controls, pointless mini games and horrible plot. Not even worth tracking down for comedy value.

This compilation includes both Jagged Alliance 1 and Deadly Games. The first Jagged Alliance may not be as good as the sequel, but it is still a great game.

An interesting mod for the original Jagged Alliance 2. The sectors have more detail and their design is good overall. Modifications were made to all the weapons and equipment. The European version has some new mercs replacing a few old ones. However the voice acting for these new characters is horrible and their bios are written in broken english. Here are a few extracts: "Her arrangement against unjust dictators she has from her parents"."Fatherless childhood, many experiences." "Unhappy childhood in Siberia, but made him Harder". The US version keeps the old roster. I enjoyed this title for the most part. Hoverer numerous glitches keep this game from being a winner.

Gameplay is pretty much the same as in JA2 and this is a good thing. A few features, such as training the militia and capturing mines to earn money were removed. The campaign is too short dough. An editor is included, which allows you to create your own new sectors and replace the existing ones. I still enjoyed the game for what it was, but I expected more.

An amazing Turn Based strategy game, that still holds up. Tons of replay value. Lots of comic relief. Good combat system and a whole country for the players to explore. The difficulty is just right, the arsenal of weapons is rich enough. There is a Plethora of colorfull characters to choose from. Each merc has their own personality and works well with some, while disliking others. Lots of Mods available.

Boy, we've got a real stinker this time. Bad AI, horrendous driving stages. Uninspired level design, and these hand to hand sequences. This game is pure crap

The only good Bond game Activision made. The motion controls work really well. The story is serviceable, they rewrote it to make it more up to date. Its nothing special and I prefer the original plot, but it does the job. The gameplay is exciting enough, however there is very little replay value.

Its mostly Casino Royale the game. Thats not necessarily a bad thing, since Casino Royale was a better film that QOS. However, the game doesn't do a very good job in telling the story. If you haven't seen the films, you will be lost. Its pretty much Call of Duty with James Bond thrown in there. The single player campaign way too short.

This Bond is passible. A late PS2 title with not much to offer. Bland gameplay and average controls. The graphics are unappealing and the presentation is lazy. I can't recommend this.

There are a few decent first person shooters on the PS1 and sadly this isn't one of them. There is no reason to own this game. Besides the 007 brand name, it doesn't stand out in any way.

While not as good as Goldeneye N64, Everything or nothing still offers fantastic gameplay and overall cinematic like presentation. It really feels like Brosnan's 5th Bond movie. Best Bond title available for the PS2