While snoozing atop his doghouse one day, Snoopy has a magical dream. He becomes a virtuoso flying ace, piloting his World War I bi-plane in a heroic attempt to foil the plans of his archenemy, the ...

In the nick of time, a hero arose! A funny-looking dog with a big black nose ... The saga of small white aviation-crazed beagle vs. German flying ace has its roots deep in cultural history. Through ...

Sometimes a game idea just seems so obvious that you're surprised you're actually reading about it after the word "announced" for the first time. Dead or Alive volleyball, for example. Or a Snoopy ...

Take a look at most of the Peanuts games released over the years, and you'll probably find that most of them revolve around Snoopy. A bunch of depressed schoolchildren aren't much to hang a video game ...

"Curse you Red Baron!" Familiar last words to Peanuts fans everywhere, Snoopy's fantasies as the World War I flying ace have delighted fans for more than fifty years. However, the popular beagle is ...

Peanuts fans will enjoy this game in which Snoopy's alter ego, the Flying Ace, takes on the Red Baron, with a little help from Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang. In Snoopy vs. The Red Baron, a ...

Snoopy is one of the most incredible animals around. He's been a writer, an astronaut, a baseball player and even a scout troop leader for Woodstock and his friends. But how many comic strip animals ...

Don't let the license fool you. Snoopy's game is loaded with intense air combat that players of any age can appreciate. A long-running gag in the Peanuts comics and cartoons has been Snoopy's ...

Apart from its unexpectedly furious single-player campaign, Snoopy also sports some robust multiplayer options for dogfights against friends. The PS2 version we played has three modes to choose from - ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Peanuts fans will enjoy this game in which Snoopy's alter ...

When you think of viable franchises to wrap around yet another World War title, Peanuts is probably last on the list. Yet here it is - and you know what? It makes sense. Snoopy's always been dreaming ...