I'm guessing more people have played the Crash Bandicoot series, so I can compare it to that. It's that kind of platforming game but is a bit easier than any Crash game and from memory doesn't have the time trials and extra gems to collect like Crash. But gameplay wise it's very playable, fun to replay and has a good difficulty level - some challenging levels but overall a game you can complete without a huge amount of frustration. The N64 version is slightly better than the PS1 version.
A great looking off road racer that offers plenty of modes different to the usual racing. However, the racing is possibly a bit easy at times particularly with the Prince of Persiaesque ability to rewind a crash and retry the corner again, but there are modes that should challenge. I haven't played a previous DiRT title, so I'm not sure how much of this is new, but if you enjoy rallying on the PC, this is worth playing.
This is kind of a 3 in 1 game, and all are quite difficult but enjoyable at the same time. First up is a third person shooter based on Die Hard, Die Hard 2 is then represented as a rail shooter beginning in an airport, and then Die Hard With a Vengeance, fitting in with the film, are driving missions where the goal is to find bombs before they explode.
Gameplay 3.5/5
Graphics 3/5
Sound 4/5
Difficulty 2.5/5
Originality 4/5
A prequel of sorts to the original classic. Deus Ex 2 never really grabbed me, but I'm feeling this one a bit more. There aren't a lot of new features, however, everything feels more polished. Non-linear gameplay and a well written plot go a long to making this worth playing.
Gameplay 4/5
Graphics 3.5/5
Sound 4/5
Difficulty 4/5
Originality 3.5/5
