This is, at best, a step sideways for the Spider-Man movie games.
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This is, at best, a step sideways for the Spider-Man movie games.
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Despite spending years on the shelf, The Red Star ably delivers a unique and challenging blend of beat-'em-up and top-down shooter action.
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More refined controls would have made Super Rub a Dub less frustrating, but that wouldn't be enough to make it worthwhile.
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Gauntlet II is a faithful port of the arcade original, but the single-player mode isn't much fun and the presentation is bare bones.
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Penumbra is loaded with creepy psychological horror that really gets under your skin.
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Wonder Boy in Monster World is a 2D adventure with some nice role-playing nuances and a whole bunch of charm.
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Shockman doesn't give you as many weapons or explosions as some other run-and-gun action games, but it's decent nonetheless.
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Catan isn't going to be immediately accessible to everyone, but it's a very good interpretation of the classic strategy board game, and the gameplay can be immensely satisfying.
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Heatseeker isn't a good game, but it manages to be fun in spite of its many shortcomings.
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Heatseeker isn't a good game, but it manages to be fun in spite of its many shortcomings.
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The goofy charm of Legend of the Mystical Ninja is hampered by its uneven gameplay.
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Centipede and Millipede were arcade classics, but bad control and lame "evolved" modes make this package a stinker.
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The only thing the Wii version of Bionicle Heroes brings to the table is another reason not to play this game.
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Cube's decent premise is diluted by its dull visuals and uninspired puzzles.
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