I guarantee you'll be amazed at how phenomenal this game looks, and you won't be able to put it down.

It's a stunning achievement by any measure and stands as one of those rare products that delivers more than you paid for.

Not only is this the first console game that allows you to go online and play against other people, it's also the best sports game I have ever played.

May very well be the best computer-based role-playing game of all time.

A beautifully crafted and fresh take on stale RPG gameplay, delivering an experience that rivals "Final Fantasy."

A game that lets you live out those teenage fantasies we've all had about joining a gang, rollerblading through the streets with total abandon and tagging the hell out of anything with a flat surface.

The controls can seem downright impossible to master at first, but with some practice and patience you'll be ripping it up in no time.

I've never really found a basketball simulation that accurately translated the game from the hardcourt to the home court. But NBA 2K1 is by far the closest to the real thing I've ever seen.

While it can be a little overwhelming at first, once you're familiar with the control and functions, things become second nature and controlling your Sim is a breeze.

Despite all the disparate elements crammed into it, they all manage to complement each other and function as if Square has been secretly planning and polishing this gem for years now.

May be the best-looking console game of all time, and that alone is worth quite a bit.

Great characters, unbelievable level design, well-executed game-engine cut scenes, outstanding voice acting and style that just won't quit, No One Lives Forever is the best game I've played in far too long.

If you've been searching for the ultimate 2D fighting game, your search may be over.

Is it perfect? No. But it's pretty damn close.

"Deus Ex," Spector's latest epic, raises the bar once again with a twisting storyline, ingenious character development system and a linear game that somehow manages to feel open-ended.

A near flawless game that never tries to get too fancy for its own good. It's simple and simply awesome.

Whether you're a fan of Bruce Lee, Lennox Lewis or Dalton the bouncer (Patrick Swayze's character in "Road House"), you're bound to find someone who fits your needs.

You definitely get a lot of bang for your buck and fans of the series should be more than happy with the results.

Simply put, "Diablo II" is a legalized form of crack cocaine.

Verdict: Kickass.

Wonderful setting, evolving story, varied gameplay and excellent music and acting all converge to create one of the more balanced titles around. Highly recommended.

Easily the best racing simulation ever created.

Add to the mix that there are plenty of secrets to uncover, including cover art, character viewers, training sessions and even costume changes and you have a one loaded game worthy of high praise.

Whether you've never played an RTS before or if you're diehard fan of the genre, "Ground Control" will keep you sitting in your own filth for hours on end just to get to the next mission.

The varied mission types, scripted events and engrossing storyline made it great fun to play, an "experience" more than just a game.

With the addition of the course designer and the improved graphics engine, diehard Links fans will definitely want to get their hands on this year's model.

Basically, the only real reason to pick up this game is if you did not buy the original or if you simply must have the updated rosters for the 1999-2000 NFL season.

One of those games that doesn't just live up to expectations, it destroys them, and sets a new standard.