his wee little cannon up your arsenal!  This game has to be one of the best games ever for the Playstation.  The cinematics for this game is truly funny, and one gets to witness a cute little tank go psycho on the producer of the commercial.  Additionally, the storyline is exceptionally deep, and actually follows the suit: the creator becomes the destructor, and it applies to both the good and bad sides.  The control of the tank is very fluid.  Additionally, as one progresses through the levels, one gains the attire of fallen bosses.  The camera angles are actually very good as well.  You generally won't get broadsided generally, and the radar is fairly accurate.  The two major faults of this game is that the game areas are entirely too small generally and the graphics is somewhat primitive, even for the Playstation.  On the first issue, the game designers attempted to increase the size of levels, but one has to wait for the second part of the level to load.  Overall, the game levels are fun, especially when you slide down Mutank Mountain or launch Tiny into space on the Space Track.  One last commendable feature: the music video of "Tank Boy," especially commendable during our current War on Terrorism.