The GameDaily One-Minute Review

Sega's Ghost Squad takes less than an hour to beat and features plenty of insignificant extras. But instead of overcharging you, the company budget priced its arcade shooter $30, $10 more that it's worth. Armed with the remote and/or Nintendo's Wii Zapper, you explore three areas, blasting terrorists and acquiring up to 25 weapons. The developers took a stab at depth by including branching paths and co-op play for up to four trigger happy gamers, but none of the assorted costumes and modes will hold your interest very long, making Ghost Squad an ideal rental or, if you acquired store credit, an impulse buy.