You can tell from the beginning that this game is a visual feast: the graphics are gorgeous, and combat is a blast to watch.

One of the best fighters available for the PlayStation 2, thanks to rock-solid gameplay that overshadows minor graphical issues.

From the revamped graphics to the refined gameplay, this is arcade fighting at its best.

The most impressive interactive gridiron PlayStation sensations to date.

Offers an astounding 50 hours or so of gameplay, and when it was over we wanted more.

If you are searching for a truly exceptional first-generation PlayStation 2 title that offers fast action, excellent gameplay, and splendid visual pageantry, you had better buy yourself a copy of SSX the minute you pick up your PS2.

The great combat system and engaging story truly make the game a gem, not only on the Dreamcast but in the RPG genre as a whole.

The game takes an excellent story, interesting world, and engaging gameplay and wraps it all in some of the best graphics seen on the system to date.

Lifelike tennis action with whimsical Mario Bros.-style flair that's insanely addictive and provides more fun than you could possibly imagine.

The gameplay is a nice mix of intricate strategy and fast-paced action; online play is an option; and commentators John Motson and Mark Lawrenson are back, accents and all.

Not only contains top-notch gameplay, but it's also the most realistic-looking sports game to ever hit a console

The most faithful representation of GT and Prototype sports car racing on the market.

Any game that lets you lop off the head of your enemy and then use it as a weapon has our vote.

A visually gorgeous game that combines awesome graphics, fresh gameplay, irresistible music, and incredible design in a polished package that is a true original.

Featuring improved graphics and tighter control, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 is all but assured legendary status.

And this absurdness is what makes The Sims tragic, funny, mundane, and one of the most entertaining games I've seen in a long, long time.

Stunning, optimized graphics; immersive, rich sound; refined, complex, and deep gameplay; and a mature, gripping plot make it a game that you won't want to miss.

The gameplay is what's key. Banjo-Tooie offers one of the best platforming experiences on the Nintendo 64.

When you get right down to it, this is the best-looking, best-playing, and most full-featured golf game on the market, bar none.

The folks at Insomniac have built an incredibly detailed, fun, and immersive action/adventure that is definitely worth picking up, whether or not you're familiar with this franchise.

Red Alert 2 proves to be one of the finest offerings in the C&C series.

While it would've been nice to re-create some of the truly significant aerial engagements of the war, such as the Battle of Midway and the Great Marianas Turkey Shoot, Combat Flight Simulator 2 is nevertheless an excellent game.

A breath of fresh air on the PlayStation that has the total package of graphics, gameplay, and an arsenal of incredible weapons.

With an excellent story line, interesting characters, dazzling visuals, and distinct soundtrack, Breath of Fire IV is well worth the time of any RPG fan who's looking for a mature gaming experience.

Along with the sharp graphics, RE3 features outstanding sound and music.

With various enthralling single-player modes and a smooth online play option, if this isn't one of the best racing games we've played this year, it sure is one of the most fun.

Even with its twitchy control and funky camera angles, it's a top-notch action/adventure worthy of the moniker. Excelsior!

A very playable and engaging, if unattractive, port of the PC game that offers no surprises.