In my opinion the best of the three main games, every other game went downhill from the original. One of the major defining console FPS games.

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.

Fun classes and good production values; unfortunately the downfall is the same as many MMOs - developers using grinding to extend your play time without adding fun value. This was especially evident in the gear reset mid expansion.

The Wolf parts seem unnecessary. Some of the bosses are almost too easy, and the overworld feels much smaller than it actually is. Great music, nice graphics, maybe the best Link in the series.

Excellent turn based game - huge tech tree and complicated game play, with decent AI. I prefer this over the Sid Meier's Civilization IV series, personally

If you were stranded on a deserted island with a solar-powered Gameboy this would be the only game you'd need.

A decent RTS, fun to play single or multi-player - though the AI in multi-player is a disaster, and has a tendency to attack one player for the entire game unless they die

One of Disney's best non-animated films - Julia Roberts, Robin Williams, and Dustin Hoffman all do a fantastic job! Lots of fun for kids and adults alike, though the first half is so good that the ending pales a bit in comparison.

Is anything these guys put out not great? Amazing animation and art direction as always. A classic, just like all of Dreamworks films.

Not perfect, but the cast doesn't disappoint and the film jumps straight into the action. Appropriately, it stole some of the more iconic scenes from the original The Italian Job, and the stunts were good. My big complaint is the overly cute ending.

Downey's character is a Sherlock Holmes/Bruce Lee hybrid, only mildly related to the Conan Doyle creation. Camaraderie between Downey and Law is fun, but McAdams comes off a bit flat. Although entertaining, could have been much better.

The production values were pretty good, but this still felt like a B quality movie. The film seemed like it was following a series of loosely connected events, until the end when they are sort of tied together. Something missing in the story.