Sequelitis! Get your sequelitis here!

Heck, one of the coolest games EVER! A combination of punk sensibility, fantastic music, great gameplay, and just plain awsomeness.

In spite of myself, I really liked this game. It's really reminiscent of "Track and Field" -- the old arcade game -- only more complete and much better looking.

It's the best fighting game on the planet! If you've already got this game in another form, though, and you aren't obsessed with it, then there's no real reason to upgrade.

If it weren't for my fear of pain, this game would make me pick up a board again.

One big disk of suck. I could find better fighting games for the Atari.

I would have liked to have seem damaged panels and broken glass everywhere after you rammed your opponent; no such luck, however.

This is the "Jet Moto" or "Wipeout" of the PS2 launch -- a rare game that makes driving a hell of a lot of fun.

Midnight Club is "Driver" with ten times the graphics and one half the fun.

The best action/adventure-style game in the PS2 launch, so if you're looking for a beat-em-up with depth, DW2 is your game.

Hardcore arcade shooter fans will love RayCrisis:ST, but everyone else should just consider it for a rent when they need to veg out and watch the pretty colors go by.

Above and beyond the course designer, the online play, or the graphics, this is what makes Links 2001 the golf game of champions in my mind -- the ability to create an even playing field for anyone who wants to join in.

If you're not into giant robots blastin' the crap out of things, skip it.

I like the art in Evergrace. Everything else is crap.

"Armored Core 2" is a love-it-or-hate-it kind of game, and once you're hooked, you're hooked for life.

While the graphics tend to be blocky, with lots of texture-warping, the angular shading the artists used is damn cool.

It's the lack of single-player fun that really keeps this title out of the 90+ range -- but if you're looking for a great splitscreen FPS to play with your pals, this is the one to get.

Comparing this to "NFL2K" on the Dreamcast, you can immediately see that the PS2 is pumping out zillions more polygons. There are reflections on helmets. There are weather conditions that look like the real thing.

The story that drives everything along comes across splotchy and haphazard.

This game is a frustrating waste of time.

The game is extremely well designed, has lots of innovation, has replayability galore, and is loads of fun to play.

Despite its flaws, Quake III on the Dreamcast is probably the best FPS game on any console, with the possible exception of the almighty "Goldeneye."

Just go buy the PC version.

Challenge your friends to catch Blue Marlins! Just don't expect anything deep out of this game. That was a pun. Laugh, dammit! LAUGH!

A brutally addictive, bizarrely entertaining game. I've never seen anything like it before, and it will haunt me for the rest of my days. But man, is it fun!

Hardcore sim fans may find it a little weak, but if you've ever wanted to get into combat sim games but were turned off by the complexity, this is the game for you!

While this latest chapter in the acclaimed series doesn't offer much in the innovation department, it's a quality product, a lot of fun to play and has obvious replayability value.

For all the good things about the game, this was about as much fun as playing pin the tail on the really angry linebacker for the Oakland Raiders.