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Description
From Top left to Bottom right:

Crash Bandicoot: It's alright. I mean, it's an acceptable start from a good franchise, but it's not the best. the visuals are gorgeous though.

Crash Bandicoot 2: Much better than the first one. It uses the same graphics, but the gameplay is heaps better, thanks to the analog stick. the game "Crashes" halfway through the game, so that sucks.

Crash Bandicoot 3: The best game in the Crash Bandicoot series. No Crash game is better than this.

Crash Team Racing: A Mario Kart clone, but a really good one at that. It's a shame its replay value isn't as good as Mario Karts for some reason...

Spyro the Dragon: Now this is how a gaming franchise should start off with. A really fun 3D platformer with some terrific gentle music from Stuart Copeland.

Spyro 2: Even better than the first. Spyro learns new moves as the game progresses, and the graphics are even better. Plus, The voice of Spongebob Squarepants; Tom Kenny, voices Spyro.

Spyro: Year of the Dragon: As they say: "Third Time's a charm". This is the best game in the entire Spyro series. It's not frustrating, nor tedious, five new playable characters to take control of, and a huge variety of different gameplay modes. One of the best platformers I've ever played. Stuart Copelands music is also at its best here. Listen to the Sunrise Spring music and try to prove me wrong.

Tarzan: For a movie based game, it's a pretty good 2D.5 platformer. The voices are unbearable to listen to though.

Rayman 2: A remade version of the N64/Dreamcast versions of the game. Even though the pacing is much slower, and Rayman's lost some of his moves like climbing between two walls, and it's still a blast to play through.

Klonoa: I'm a very lucky person to have have this, let alone find it a little while ago. This is quite a rare game in the PAL region. The game was commercially unsuccessful. NTSC copies are more common, but PAL copies? You're more likely to find platinum near the center of the Earth. Klonoa is an amazing 2D.5 platformer. Its gameplay is addicting to play and its story is engrossing, and not to mention, its music is just incredible. I finished in one afternoon though. It's really short. The game has recently been remade for the Wii, so get it while you have a chance, because its sales are suffering the same fate as the original.

Point Blank Demo: This is a demo version of the Arcade Classic Point Blank that came with Klonoa. It doesn't come with a light gun, so I wouldn't call it "Point Blank" if your offered an onscreen crurser you move with the D-Pad so shoot the bad guys.

Bugs Life: A horrific 3D platformer. Horrific graphics, Horrific sound, horrific controls and a horrific camera that you couldn't even control. Fliks "OH YEAH!" voice clip will drive you nuts. This will make you rather burn ants with a magnifying Glass than play this.

Description
From Top left to Bottom right:

Crash Bandicoot: It's alright. I mean, it's an acceptable start from a good franchise, but it's not the best. the visuals are gorgeous though.

Crash Bandicoot 2: Much better than the first one. It uses the same graphics, but the gameplay is heaps better, thanks to the analog stick. the game "Crashes" halfway through the game, so that sucks.

Crash Bandicoot 3: The best game in the Crash Bandicoot series. No Crash game is better than this.

Crash Team Racing: A Mario Kart clone, but a really good one at that. It's a shame its replay value isn't as good as Mario Karts for some reason...

Spyro the Dragon: Now this is how a gaming franchise should start off with. A really fun 3D platformer with some terrific gentle music from Stuart Copeland.

Spyro 2: Even better than the first. Spyro learns new moves as the game progresses, and the graphics are even better. Plus, The voice of Spongebob Squarepants; Tom Kenny, voices Spyro.

Spyro: Year of the Dragon: As they say: "Third Time's a charm". This is the best game in the entire Spyro series. It's not frustrating, nor tedious, five new playable characters to take control of, and a huge variety of different gameplay modes. One of the best platformers I've ever played. Stuart Copelands music is also at its best here. Listen to the Sunrise Spring music and try to prove me wrong.

Tarzan: For a movie based game, it's a pretty good 2D.5 platformer. The voices are unbearable to listen to though.

Rayman 2: A remade version of the N64/Dreamcast versions of the game. Even though the pacing is much slower, and Rayman's lost some of his moves like climbing between two walls, and it's still a blast to play through.

Klonoa: I'm a very lucky person to have have this, let alone find it a little while ago. This is quite a rare game in the PAL region. The game was commercially unsuccessful. NTSC copies are more common, but PAL copies? You're more likely to find platinum near the center of the Earth. Klonoa is an amazing 2D.5 platformer. Its gameplay is addicting to play and its story is engrossing, and not to mention, its music is just incredible. I finished in one afternoon though. It's really short. The game has recently been remade for the Wii, so get it while you have a chance, because its sales are suffering the same fate as the original.

Point Blank Demo: This is a demo version of the Arcade Classic Point Blank that came with Klonoa. It doesn't come with a light gun, so I wouldn't call it "Point Blank" if your offered an onscreen crurser you move with the D-Pad so shoot the bad guys.

Bugs Life: A horrific 3D platformer. Horrific graphics, Horrific sound, horrific controls and a horrific camera that you couldn't even control. Fliks "OH YEAH!" voice clip will drive you nuts. This will make you rather burn ants with a magnifying Glass than play this.