Disney's PK: Out of the Shadows Related Games

On its own merits, Super Mario Sunshine is a solid game with a really distinctive look and some great moments, but it also has its fair share of shortcomings.

Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers is most definitely a kids' game, but there's enough going on in it that even older players could get a kick out of this simple yet attractive game.

Though it's a short game, Ty is great for younger players and can provide a satisfying experience for teens and adults as well.

Zapper's a cricket on a mission to save his brother.  He must make his way through six interactive worlds, each with dangerous hazards he must avoid, eggs he must capture, meeting both friends and enemies that help and hinder his progress.  In a great twist on classic avoid-em up gameplay, Zapper has an offensive weapon: the Zap!  The zap is a powerful electrical charge which Zapper can send from his antennas, eliminating or stunning enemies and gaining him access to the power-ups and treasures of the worlds he moves through.  This zap, plus fast-footed skills and superior timing, will help Zapper to conquer all the worlds and survive the final showdown with Maggie, the diabolical magpie queen.

The big kids might not enjoy playing it, but even a gamer with more mature, refined tastes should be able to appreciate the presentation of Piglet's Big Game.

The ability to transform into different creatures and the fact that they play so differently from each other is Dr. Muto's best trait, but it's one that's overshadowed by other problems.

If you're new to this specific blend of fast action and simple puzzles, Frogger Beyond can offer a quick and fun experience.

Players must help Taz race, rumble, and spin his way through 4 different worlds and 20 destructible levels. 

The monsters of Monstropolis learn the power of laughter in Disney/Pixar's Monsters, Inc. for GameCube. Gameplay features a unique dodge ball-style match set in special stadium arenas where your favorite monsters launch an artillery of laugh balls at each other which upon contact will affect each monster differently. In the game, Monsters train and learn how to bring laughter to the children they once scared with the ultimate goal of filling their individual laugh canisters first. The game also features a multi-player mode allowing up to four players.

The tedious collecting and shooting levels are made more frustrating by the game's uncooperative camera, and it's a shame that Sega's latest Sonic game has very little to do with the blue hedgehog.

The game certainly contains a lot of the same Wario charm that makes his GBA appearances so memorable, but the final product is too short and simplistic to hold your attention for more than a day.