Lots of recognizable B actor names on this one, and a potentially good sounding plot. All of that is ruined by atrocious voice-overs and bad acting. The director needs to look at Smokin' Aces 2: Assassins' Ball for an example of how to quickly introduce assassins.

Expected the worst from this one but was very pleasantly surprised. Light, but very funny in places, especially in the first hour. Not the slapstick silliness I expected. Romantic chemistry was a bit low, but it worked well enough to entertain.

As mentioned in the film, parts of Josh Harris's projects remind me of Andy Warhol's "Factory". This fascinating documentary not only explores the advent of the social Internet, but also addresses the influence on real people and their privacy/sanity

I've reviewed all of these great classic games, but this is a detour. This is possibly the worst game ever created. It's like a small child's play toy, endless mundane nonsense. You fly through circles for approximately 20 hours. That's it.

Much easier than the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with better mechanics and a tons of fun with multiple players. Still game over if you die, but not nearly as hard to survive.

Has a gritty indie vibe, with good action and cool locations. A few weird behaviors by Frida Snow's character - she seems to have a huge conscience for an assassin, and gets whiny when shot. There is also an incongruous sex scene in the middle

Amazing game to fall in love with. Massive amounts of strategy to pick up on not only single player but multi-player as well. Hours and years of fun to be found playing online.

This game is so good! A lot of stages to pass and it was a good challenge. But... I wish the reward at the end was better...

This is absolutely amazing for what it is, but it's an extended demo with a price tag and the real game has been too long coming. This leaves a lot to be desired.

Not a whole lot to keep it interesting for single player - but this can be fun for a party environment, especially Toy Field.

Easily the best stealth game ever. One of the best musical scores of the PS2 and a wonderful, action packed story that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Still fun, as with Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, however the controls on the new bikes sometimes go a bit weird - and the single player races tend to be exceptionally easy. I beat most of the tracks on my first try. Great as multiplayer though.

Better than the original in every way; gameplay, graphics, story, music. Adds a fun multiplayer mode, though somewhat repetitive and not much incentive to continue playing it. A must buy for sure. Will leave you lusting for the third game.

Fun concept with a light story line - though the game became a bit repetitive after a while.

Returns many gameplay elements lost in XII, and has the best musical score since X. Story suffers heavily, and many believe the linearity of the game kills any immersed feeling or replay value.