Frogger Beyond It has an epic fantasy story with high quality CGI cutscenes, but the game is the same as the PS1 Frogger games. There's' also a rap on the title screen. (Read Full Review)

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom A Yu-Gi-Oh! game that doesn't use the card game for its battle mode. Instead, it's a massively simplified Ogre Battle with a badly designed turn based RPG fight system. (Read Full Review)

Momotarō Electric Railway 11: Black Bombee Appears! A Japanese digital board game. Make your way around Japan to reach train stations. (Read Full Review)

Battlebots A prototype of a robot smashing game, cancelled because the show ended. It's a shame they couldn't get the Robot Wars license to keep the game alive. (Read More)

PK: Out of the Shadows A corridor platformer/shooter based on a rather obscure (outside of Italy) Donald Duck comic. (Read Full Review)

Street Hoops Street basketball with none of the style of NBA Street or older games like Jam. The street modes in regular basketball games are better. (Read Full Review)

Rugrats Royal Ransom An alright platformer that manages to be too easy but also strangely frustrating. (Read Full Review)

Reign of Fire Fight dragons or be a dragon. Unfortunately, both campaigns have terrible controls. (Read Full Review)

Legends of Wrestling II The same poor wrestling game with a handful of new characters. The big one being Andre the Giant - who at least is better than the returning stars. (Read Full Review)

Dead to Rights If it embraced its silliness a bit more and had more interactive environments, it could have been a ton of fun. Instead, it's a bit too generic. (Read Full Review)

BMX XXX Play a bad Tony Hawk's clone to get a few seconds of a stripper video. The gross and sex aspects are also surprisingly tame. This was supposed to be Acclaim's big break, but it marked their end instead. (Read Full Review)

Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Seems like a decent fighter with a single player campaign, but the GameCube d-pad is not good for fighting game combos. (Read Full Review)

Happy anniversary to the GameCube and its three launch games.

Ultimate Muscle: Legends vs. New Generation A wrestling-themed fighting game based on the little plastic MUSCLE figures (which is a big franchise in Japan). (Read Full Review)

Muscle Champion: Battle of Muscle Island Based on the game show known as Ninja Warrior outside of Japan. It's a minigame collection with some interesting 2v2 games. (Read Full Review)

Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions A bit of a mess of a game. There's an open world you can't explore, you phase through most objects but smash through others and it's all just a bit odd. (Read Full Review)

Monopoly Party It's Monopoly - a truly terrible board game. This at least lets every take their turn at the same time to speed things up a little. (Read Full Review)

Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance A Gauntlet-style co-op game - enjoyable with a friend. (Read Full Review)

Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast Fun lightsaber combat (once you reach it) combined with really annoying level design, with lots of roaming around for switches. (Read Full Review)

Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly The developers clearly had some big ideas and plans, but rushed development led to empty levels, poor gameplay and loading screens for the "hidden loading screens" flying through the air animation. (Read Full Review)

Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction Slowly drive around in circles to cause a tiny amount of damage when you eventually hit your opponent. (Read Full Review)

Minority Report A very dull beat-em-up that turns into a somewhat enjoyable, silly game thanks to a "ragdoll on demand" cheat. (Read Full Review)

Metroid Prime An amazing translation of Metroid into 3D. Lovely to explore and, while being a first person shooter, the lock-on focus makes it feel unique. Brilliant game. (Read Full Review)

Nightfire A great first person shooter and one of the best Bond games. (Read Full Review)

Hunter: The Reckoning A twin-stick Gauntlet-style shooter. Good fun with friends, not so much on your own. (Read Full Review)

Evolution Skateboarding A skateboarding game with some interesting ideas, but wonky controls. (Read Full Review)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets An alright lightweight Zelda game. A lot of the story is cut out, although it has charming narration by Stephen Fry or Jim Dale (Read Full Review)

Die Hard Vendetta A fun first person shooter that captures the spirit of Die Hard really well. (Read Full Review)

Rocky Play through the fights form the films. It's a rather good boxing game with some good style to it. [(Read Full Review)[(n-europe.com/features/all...)

Sonic Mega Collection A wonderful collection of Sonic's Mega Drive games. It's a bit odd that you have to open and close games multiple times to unlock stuff like the real Sonic 3, but it all plays great. (Read Full Review)

Resident Evil Zero A new Resident Evil adventure set before the first game, with the same wonderful graphics as the remake. You can swap between two characters at will and drop items. (Read Full Review)

NASCAR: Dirt to Daytona Make your way though the many different leagues of NASCAR. It's a really well put together game with a great career mode. (Read Full Review)

Hot Wheels: Velocity X The story revolves around a fuel so fast it can cause time travel. You never get to use it, and the game is quite slow. (Read Full Review)

Darkened Skye A fun fantast action RPG with an interesting magic system. What really elevates is the rather amusing dialogue. Plus how the magic is powered... (Read Full Review)

Medal of Honor: Frontline A World War 2 shooter opening up with D-Day. Which ends up feeling rather tame due to it being the tutorial. A decent FPS. (Read Full Review)

Zapper: One Wicked Cricket The sequel to the PS1 Frogger games, just without the license. Zapper moves like Frogger, but also has an attack, adding something new to the mix. The C-stick wiggles his antenna. It serves no gameplay purpose but is amusing. (Read Full Review)

Whirl Tour A bad Tony Hawk clone that takes placed on motorised scooters. There are some basic bosses that you trick into, but the poor controls don't help. (Read Full Review)

Defender: For All Mankind A space shooter mixed with a RTS game as in later levels, you'll need to position tank and other units by dropping them off with your tractor beam. Some neat ideas and a great way to adapt the classic arcade game. (Read Full Review)

One Piece: Treasure Battle! An arena fighter where you have to capture a treasure chest. You can't move fast with it, but can throw it huge distances. (Read Full Review)

FIFA 2003 A very slow paced FIFA game, attempting to focus more on the simulation side rather than the arcade side. (Read More)

BloodRayne Violently kill hundreds of nazis as a feisty vampire secret agent. (Read Full Review)

Shrek Extra Large What should be a really bad game ends up being a ton of fun due to some really entertaining movement mechanics. (Read Full Review)

Outlaw Golf A game in the trend of "every character must be detestable". The golfing mechanics are quite good, but the courses are awfully designed. The first course has a bridge that you will hit. (Read Full Review)

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003 A well made golf game with an annoying control scheme. (Read Full Review)

Star Wars: The Clone Wars An immensely fun game with great vehicles, incredibly fun missions and some wonderful moments. All round great. (Read Full Review)

Top Gun: Combat Zones A rather poor flight sim game with absolutely nothing that connects it to Top Gun other than perhaps the really boring mission text. (Read Full Review)

Pool Edge A pool game developed by NDcube, who have an odd early history. There's a few locations and it works quite well. (Read Full Review)

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4 My favourite Tony Hawk game. The open map structure led to some great missions with special set-ups and Jango Fett's moves were incredibly good fun. (Read Full Review)

Swingerz Golf / Ace Golf Despite the colourful characters, it's a surprisingly standard game of Golf. (Read Full Review)

X-Men: Next Dimension A decent fighting game featuring X-Men. It uses two analogue sticks AND the D-pad for movement. (Read Full Review)