Resident Evil 4

"It provides a shockingly large amount of game time (with Separate Ways, expect to be playing this game in the 25-30 hour realm the first time through). Plus the low price point makes this an especially compelling purchase. With its console-perfect controls, great sound, superior graphic edge, and nonstop action, anyone who hasn't yet played RE4 should rush out and grab a copy now. However, for those who have already experienced this game's particular joys, there's nothing specific here to warrant a revisitation."

"Resident Evil 4's strong gameplay somehow manages to survive, despite a lazy porting job that will leave some PC owners wondering what all the fuss was about."

"While there are a substantial amount of complaints in this review about graphics, the game still plays very well. The puzzle mechanics work smoothly, environments are introduced in skillful fashion, and the fighting is always interesting and low on frustration factor, aside from the aim-to-shoot mechanic in close quarters combat. If you don't have a PS2 or GameCube lying around, you really should play this game, and to do so you really need a gamepad. The game's got five extra missions where you play as Ada Wong, some new weapons and costumes, and a 20 dollar price tag. If you can get past the graphics and input calamities, it's not hard to enjoy."

"After almost three years and three separate ports, Resident Evil 4 is perhaps beginning to feel a little long in the tooth now, but a quick play will quickly dispel all cynical thoughts, and re-assert the truth that this game is a masterpiece; an example of survival action gaming at its absolute peak."