Beyond Good & Evil

THE GOOD:
It has great graphics and is really one of those games you never really want to stop playing.

THE BAD:
Some places are hard to figure out. But that makes it even more interesting.

SUMMARY:
Beyond Good and Evil is the bext Gamecube game I have ever been able to play. It had great graphics and the plot is really believable.
Jade lives on an an island with her "uncle" Pey'j and other children they saved when their parents were taken by DmoZ. They live in a lighthouse that comes with everything for the little family. Including a sheild. A war is going on the little planet. A war that the Alpha Section claims was aided by the rebels, Iris.
When one day, Jade is offered a job that could possibly stop the war, she doesn't know what she is in for. She goes to the Iris, and is sent to take pictures that will give the people proof that the Alpha section may not be what they appear.....

THE GOOD:
Un-flinching graphics, unparrelleled voice-acting, awesome gameplay...the list just goes on

THE BAD:
Possibly too easy

SUMMARY:
'Beyond Good & Evil' is a gem of the video-game world. Not only does it perfectly blend gameplay to a fresh storyline, but it also surpasses many games that have tripped.

Possibly the most noticable attribute to 'BG&E' is the voice-acting. Almost all of the characters are given a voice, with barely any corny, stupid, or cheesy comments. The voices suit the characters, even of they seems a bit strange (Peiy'j has a Western accent; the Mammagos sound Jamaican).

The gameply refuses to be overlooked, as well. You start out with an assignment to photograph and inventory all of the animal species on your home planet (Hillys). This soon becomes a side-quest as you encounter a larger, darker storyline.
All together, you'll use vehicle-driving skills, combat moves, covert sneaking, and...