Totally didn't meet my expectations

I remember back when the PS2 came out and the original Trilogy had just been rereleased, I wanted a Boba Fett bounty hunting game. I envisioned a game that let you choose which bounties you went after and let you level up your skills.

when I heard about this game I was totally psyched. but it was so linear and the controls were just plain cumbersome. What a let down.

like a patient with Alzheimer's, I reach for a Star Wars game.

I really could not figure out why I was getting this game. It was almost as if I kept forgetting how bad the previous prequel and tie in game was. But sure enough, I ended up getting this game and I suffered through the whole thing.

Am i the only person who thinks that it shouldn't take more than one hit to take down a battle droid?

and the light saber battles are really frustrating. Although I do like that in the game version of Episode III Mace Windu doesn't go down like a chump.

a pretty darn good title

This game wasn't great, but it was an absolute blast to play. I was wondering how they would pull off the fighting fatalities in a beat-em-up game, and I was truly pleased. I was really excited when I found more than two fatalities per player.

adding Sub zero and Scorpion as playable characters was fun, but I never bothered to play through the game after I beat it with Liu and Kung Lao.

I think this is a must own title, especially with the Kollector's pack coming out.

and nothing was ever the same

The game is pretty unplayable by today's standards, but I will never forget the first time I took a baseball bat to a pedestrian's head. It was the first time I actually stopped playing for a moment and said to my self "dear God... What...What have I done?"

My college room mates and I did nothing but play this game for two days straight.

the best of the old generation

This was definitely the best of the three GTAs released on the PS2. There was so much to do it became a bit overwhelming. My favorite new feature was the ability to fly airplanes. I was disappointed when that didn't make it into GTA IV.

If I have one problem with San Andreas, (other than the old gen controls) it's that the map is actually "too" big. It takes a long time to get anywhere and there's not alot going on in between cities.

It would have been fun if Rockstar had included wildlife into the woods.