Best Games by Popularity: S

If you've got a crew of friends ready to pick a Nintendo character and throw down, then Super Smash Bros. is definitely worth a purchase. Read the Review

With realms so vast and detailed, and yet so graphically clean and simple, one instinctively wants to go exploring. Read the Review

Star Fox 64 is the kind of game you will spend many sleepless nights with.

It serves no purpose other than to firmly establish the bottom of the barrel. Read the Review

The huge number of levels available and the two-player split-screen mode - slowdown ridden as it is - make for an incredible amount of value. Read the Review

Any fan of the first level of Shadows of the Empire really should check out Rogue Squadron. Read the Review

Ultimately, SSSV is a simple, moderately short game, with extremely engaging "personalities" that hit the game character target right on the mark. Read the Review

Problems with the control, camera angles, and frustrating save feature keep Shadows from reaching its full potential. Read the Review

The license goes a long way to keep the game and story interesting, but it's frustrating that the game itself wasn't better. Read the Review

IMPORT: Sin and Punishment is a lot of fun, but the game's complete lack of difficulty and fairly short length really hurt it. Read the Review

Though the game isn't perfect, it is a wonderful accomplishment on the part of the developers, and it is simply very fun to play. Read the Review

The lack of any prolonged contact with other characters in the game and the repetitive musical score doesn't only make the game feel boring but lonely as well. Read the Review

South Park Rally is a poor racing game that tries to capture the look and feel of the show with a few cute quips and phrases that become annoying after just a couple of races. Read the Review

It's even better than the scene that inspired it. Read the Review