See also:
- Game Revolution - Review by G-Wok, C-. "The possibilities for some genuine bounty hunting fun are in there, but too many kinks exist for this particular mercenary to make it to the big time."
- Nintendojo - GameCube review, 85%. "This title looks good, feels good, and sounds exactly like Star Wars."
- Game Chronicles Magazine - GameCube review by Mark Smith, 89%. "The action is intense, the gameplay is flawless, and the graphics and sound presentation are as good as it gets." (February 10, 2003)
- The Armchair Empire - GameCube review by Omni, 84%. "Bounty Hunter is a solid game and Star Wars and Fett fans should probably pick it up. Although there are camera issues, it's not enough to kill the fun." (January 30, 2003)
- Nintendo World Report - Review by Ty Shughart, 5/10. "Completely and totally average." (January 3, 2003)
- The Electric Playground - GameCube review by Jason MacIsaac, 7/10. "The GameCube edition's slightly better graphics make it the version of Bounty Hunter to own. Work past the autocamera and you'll love being Jango Fett." (January 1, 2003)
- Game Industry News - Reviewed by Chella Ramanan, score: 2½ out of 5. (2003)
- The Electric Playground - PlayStation 2 review by Jason MacIsaac, 7/10. "You'll feel like the man in the armor, although a wacky camera and the resulting issues keep it from being a masterpiece." (December 9, 2002)
- GameSpy - [57/100] Review of PlayStation 2 version by Ben Turner. "Strip away a flawed bounty system and you're left with a basic, uninteresting action game." (December 8, 2002)
- GameSpy.com - GameCube review by Ben Turner, 59%. "Even taking the better technical aspects of the GameCube version into consideration, you're still left with a flawed, boring game design that fails to capitalize on the inherent coolness of its theme and character." (December 5, 2002)
- Nintendophiles - GameCube review by Vincent Goodwin, 7/10. "Jango Fett is quite possibly my favorite character in the current trilogy ... The game, on the other hand, just kind of wallows in mediocrity." (December, 2002)
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