Best Games by Popularity: R

Rascal is a visually confusing 3D adventure that is as entertaining as shopping in a crowded grocery store. Read the Review

Rayman 2 is one of the best platforming experiences available on the PlayStation. Read the Review

As is no surprise to anyone following the history of video game licenses, the game offers mediocre gameplay whose few innovations are overshadowed by the half-baked quality of the game's control and graphics. Read the Review

Rampage Through Time has managed to warp and ruin any decent gameplay that may have been left in the original. Read the Review

This game truly makes me wonder if the original was really that much fun or if I was just too young to care. Read the Review

You still pick one of three monsters and blow up every building in sight. Read the Review

Quite literally, stay away from Reloaded at all costs. Read the Review

Even the multiplayer-crazed "party game" crowd won't find any nuggets of gaming goodness here. Read the Review

RC is a genre-bending title that's well worth checking out. Read the Review

Robbit Mon Dieu has the world right, but it lacks the technology and gameplay to make people actually want to play in it. Read the Review

Williams has done well to go back to its roots, because this time it has come up with a winner. Read the Review

A lot of the game's shortcomings, like its repetitive gameplay patterns, might not trouble the young ones nearly as much as the rest of us, for whom this one warrants a rental at best. Read the Review

While the game is aimed at a younger crowd, it still manages to be good, albeit short-term, fun. Read the Review