Glad to see more interest in this game. If you can get past the lack of in level save (which can be frustrating but manageable) then it's a steal. It's kept me busy for a long time now. I played through the entire game with the good character and then found out there's another whole game with the evil characters. Twice the game! A pleasant surprise to say the least.

I guess it's a good thing they don't call technical fouls in videogames huh? Sorry, but Portland is the home team here and I had to take a shot at 'Sheed for all of the retarded things he does.

When A wrestling game like WCW/NWO Revenge comes out on the next-gen consoles I'll be sure to pick it up.

Robotech: Battlecry on Xbox. Not too well reviewed, but tons of fun and very true to the original series.

The X-Files Adventure Game for the original Playstation was not well liked by critics and the general population. I'm an X-Files fan and I think it's one of my favorite games. It was a point and click adventure game where you played an FBI agent who must find the missing Mulder and Scully. Plenty of actors from the show in it and nice plot. The best part of the game for me was exploring the apartment of the FBI agent you're playing. I liked going through his fridge.

A great game.

home run kings, crusin usa, and wwf warzone!!!

Project Justice for the Dreamcast.
I will echo quantum redshift. I'm so glad I picked this up!
Tang Tang for the GBA. I think my roommate and I are the only ones who like this game and actually have it

Stuntman for the PS2 is a favorite of mine. Everyone complains about the difficulty, but I didn't find it too bad. The game is a lot of fun, even with the difficulty level. Sure, it's short, but it has the movie replays and stunt constructor mode to help make upi for the length.