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If you're an Xbox owner who either hasn't played these games or is looking to play them again, the Xbox versions of GTAIII and Vice City are the best ones available. Read the Review

GTA: The Trilogy includes GTA3, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas in one package for the Xbox.

This package contains the major hits that most fans are after. Read the Review

For a game that's so bold as to call itself "Ultimate," DOAU sure comes close. It truly is the best, most fully featured Dead or Alive fighting game yet. Read the Review

While Sonic aficionados will be disappointed by the omission of a few notable titles, there's a ton of solid Robotnik-thwarting to be had with the Mega Collection Plus. Read the Review

Some of the games featured just don't play the way they should, marring an otherwise stellar compilation. Read the Review

The games here tend to hold up pretty well, and for the most part, they're very close to the arcade originals. Read the Review

The eighth and ninth installments in the King of Fighters franchise make their ways to the PlayStation 2 in this double-pack collection of 2D fighting. This collection includes all of the great fighting teams, such as the Fatal Fury team and the Women Fighters team, comprising 39 characters from the King of Fighters series. Read the Review

Street Fighter Anniversary Collection commemorates the 15th anniversary of Capcom's series of fighting games. The compilation includes Hyper Street Fighter II, which combines previous Street Fighter II features and character variations from previous Street Fighter II editions, and Street Fighter III: Third Strike. Read the Review

Atari Anthology features an incredible number of games for a budget price, but the sometimes inaccurate presentation makes for a less-than-perfect experience. Read the Review