Batman has long been a highly loved action hero for both kids and adults alike. Whether it's in the comic books, the movies, or one of the video games, Batman is known for laying waste to criminals. Unfortunately, the only thing Batman: Dark Tomorrow is laying waste to is your money. This game missed the mark by a long shot. Featuring horrible animations, jumping camera angles , and controls that will make you cry, Batman: Dark Tomorrow doesn't provide much of the fun or villain crushing action that one would expect from a Batman game. The graphics could be overlooked if you're dedicated enough to playing this game. They have their glitches and aren't anything to write home about, but they are at least tolerable. However, the one thing no fan can get past is the tricky camera angles. They jump around and switch on you so much that it makes running next to impossible, let alone trying to jump around on roofs. No matter how big a fan you are of Batman or the GameCube, don't waste your money on this colossal flop.
While Batman may have missed the mark completely, Charlie's Angels doesn't even know where the mark is, let alone how to hit it. This release for the GameCube was based on the Charlie's Angels movie. While some may have enjoyed the movie, they'll have no such luck with the game. To start with, the game decides to come up with a new, and completely boring, plot line of its own. While you're running around stopping the villain in a story you could care less about, you're also being bombarded by some of the worst graphics to grace the GameCube screen. It's tough to decide which is worse, the graphics or the controls. The Angels have a very limited amount of moves, and manage to screw up the few they do have. It shouldn't be this painful to play through a game where the only goal is to beat up everything in sight. And no matter how many times you play this game, you just can't find a rational explanation for why the three Angels take it upon themselves to run everywhere in bikinis. It's not like the graphics are doing anything for them, and the bikinis certainly don't either.