Featuring an all-new game engine to complement its fully licensed collection of Winston Cup drivers and tracks, NASCAR 2001 is a very slick and entertaining new addition to the series.

A must for fans of arcade-style dogfighting -- provided they learn their way around the bugs and download a critical patch.

Paradigm has done an excellent job of re-creating a cartoon universe with colorful characters, hilarious animation, and eye-popping visuals that are fun for all ages.

A wickedly fun game despite some of its visual shortcomings, offering the right mix of killer BMX gameplay with X-Games attitude.

If you're looking for an over-the-top football title with some massive mayhem, go play "NFL Blitz 2000" instead. Leave this one on the shelf.

While it's certainly not a revolutionary offering, NFL Blitz 2001 contains a nice variety of gameplay modes and exhaustive editing features that should keep fans of frenetic arcade football happy.

A slovenly title that drowns in its own inferiority.

More of the same NFL Blitz antics you know and love, but a shamefully sparse set of upgrades steals its thunder.

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

It goes where no Trek game has gone before -- and it should stay there!

The added improvements, like the new wings, will ensure gaming pleasure for months to come.

While NFL 2K1's gameplay and presentation are stellar, it's the advent of network play that will really set the game apart from anything else on the market.

Unfortunately, the experience isn't very exciting -- although the table variations may may spice up the game, they only add novelty value.

Easily the best in the series and one of the best first-person shooters on the system.

If you're looking for a strong upgrade to NHL FaceOff 2000, you won't find it here.

There could be a bit more variety to the sound clips, but it doesn't matter much--after the fourth or fifth time you hear "Pi-ka-chu!" you'll be pushed to the brink of madness anyway.

An Olympics-licensed title that could have been great is marred by a shoddy control setup and lack of production.

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

This lame first-person shooter with no visual or visceral delights is an insult to the brand name that is Resident Evil.

Insanely unoriginal environments and play options steal the horsepower from this all-terrain racer.

UFC doesn't KO the rest of the Dreamcast's brawling lineup as the best title on the system, but its solid fighting-game engine and distinct mixture of realistic fighting styles and brutal moves make it one fun, tough customer.

It may be a "Gran Turismo" clone, but it's still as stunning and immersive a driving experience as you're ever going to find on the Dreamcast

Aside from the fact that Invasion feels less like a Star Trek title than it does a "Colony Wars" update, it delivers the goods for a shooter: fast, furious, and addictive action.

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

This year's game has excellent graphics, a great frame rate, fluid gameplay, and plenty of new features.

Hard-core fans will love how the new features affect long-term gameplay, and casual players will find some of the more outrageous scenarios quite amusing.

A solid combat flight sim that rivals many PC games for challenge and realism.

If you consider yourself even a casual gamer, don't be enticed by the pretty box: tap the buttons in your mind and run far, far away.