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Nintendo's anarchic tribute to itself stands quite strong as one of the most engaging multiplayer games available for any console platform. Read the Review

The Wind Waker is a strong achievement in every way, from its stunning graphical presentation to its tight control and interesting story line. Read the Review

In Nintendo's latest Zelda game, Link sports his older look from the Nintendo 64 days. Read the Review

If you have a GameCube and like RPGs, you definitely need to check out Tales of Symphonia. Read the Review

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance brings back to consoles the strategic combat series Fire Emblem from the Game Boy Advance. In this installment, you can control units such as knights, mages, and winged creatures, and use their unique fighting styles to win battles and gain experience. Read the Review

Resident Evil 4 marks a new chapter in the Resident Evil series. You'll rejoin Leon S. Kennedy six years after his first mission as a rookie cop from Resident Evil 2. Read the Review

Though not a challenging game by any means, Animal Crossing more than makes up for that with its sheer number of activities and a good sense of humor. Read the Review

It's practically overflowing with wonderful, funny characters, memorable subplots, inventive gameplay, and beautiful visuals, and it's lengthy and quite challenging to boot. Read the Review

Luigi's Mansion features some refreshing ideas but fails to match the classic status of Mario's adventures. Read the Review

It's not just one of the single most atmospheric games ever created, but it's also quite simply one of the best. Read the Review

Those who have stuck with the Resident Evil series despite its dogged insistence on not changing its ways will find that Resident Evil 0 still has a lot to offer. Read the Review

Pokémon XD is a sequel to the role-playing game Pokémon Coliseum. You'll play as Michael, a Pokémon trainer who is trying to thwart the evil Cipher. Read the Review

Slick, polished, creepy, and alluring, Eternal Darkness raises the bar for what action adventure games should be and stands as the first example of a game that plays the player. Read the Review

Anyone with a penchant for the macabre will be blown away by Resident Evil, and even if you're only vaguely into this sort of game, it's still a must buy. Read the Review

With Pikmin 2, Nintendo has addressed the bulk of the shortcomings of its predecessor by crafting a game that tops the original in nearly every way. Read the Review