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

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

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

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

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

It's a great action adventure game by any standard, filled with a surprising amount of variety and lots of impressive graphics. Read the Review

Resident Evil 2 on the GameCube may be enticing for those who have never played the game, and for them it might be worth a rental. Read the Review

True Crime makes decent attempts at different styles of gameplay, but none of them are particularly well done, and the game's storyline doesn't tie them together in a satisfying way. Read the Review

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy is a great game that any action adventure fan should not pass up. Read the Review

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time can be recommended wholeheartedly. It looks fantastic and features responsive controls, some original play mechanics, a good story, and plenty of thrilling adventure. Read the Review

The Incredibles is a fairly unremarkable experience that puts you through the motions of the film's plot without capturing any of its essence. Read the Review

The malevolent White Witch has cast a 100-year winter on the land of Narnia, and you can help Aslan free his people in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. As the four children from the movie, you can battle fantastical creatures such as Minotaurs, Cyclops, Werewolves, and Wraiths. Read the Review