Definitely a pretty game to look at. Unfortunately some noticeable control issues and the distinct feel that it was rushed out door for the holiday season hamper what could have been a very rewarding experience.

With great cartoon graphics, excellent control, challenging AI and a ton of extras to open up, this game is a worthy addition to any Dreamcast owner's library of games.

The gameplay might be a touch linear but it is still, and most importantly, a whole lot of fun.

The game just doesn't work. This is hard to explain, but for whatever reason Blade simply doesn't gel properly. There is a sort of intangible loathing that emanates from it.

A must buy.

Everything improves slowly, and so those who do not possess patience should find another outlet. Only the most patient and capable of leaders will emerge as the supreme ruler of the planet.

The level design doesn't hold a candle to many of the latest games, but Gunman still pulls off a very entertaining single player experience.

What more can I say, this game is amazing.

The graphics are unbelievable, the sound is fantastic and the game has so much replay value it just might be sitting in your N64 for months to come.

Since the first day I received it I've loved every minute of it. The wonderful, colourful graphics, the realistic and well-suited sounds, and the game's challenging difficulty make it great.

With terrible graphics, unimpressive sound, and mediocre gameplay, this game really doesn't have anything to offer. Of course, the game is capable of providing some fun, you just have to use the CD as a frisbee to experience it.

Solid. It has the components it needs to be held in the "elite" status of wrestling video games. It also has enough cool additions and improvements.

The only way that I can sum up the PS2 version of Gameday 2001 is that it seems to be a slightly enhanced version of the PSone incarnation. This game just squeaks by with a joystick up.

A very simple game to learn and can be a lot of fun. It is a little bit of everything sandwiched together with a little bit of rhythm and blues.

Hercules is a great quest adventure game, but it has been dwarfed by the previous two releases of the Zelda quest series.

The music is amazing and sets the mood brilliantly, the gameplay is well thought out and effectively conveys the feeling of flight while keeping it fun enough for a video game.

The battles themselves are almost always immense, with more than 30,000 troops a side (that's the smallest battle I can remember in the experience) but you don't get that feeling of enormity.

With decent graphics, and decent (if unintuitive) gameplay, there are many small flaws, but the only HUGE flaw here is the atrocious music.

If you already have MarioKart then I feel like it may be a waste to purchase a game that's a poor copy of Mario's concept.

With frustrating gameplay and painful load times, this game just not fun.

Unfortunately average sound, extremely short gameplay and lack of a multiplayer keeps this from being all it could have been.

There really is no substitute for a great story that Skies of Arcadia delivers, big time. Oversoft has blended this with great graphics giving DC owners exactly what they have been craving.

Simply speaking, graphics were better than I had expected, sound was very disappointing, and gameplay was solid.

The multiplayer action is not worthy of the title multiplayer, but the single player mode is a great activity to keep the little ones happy.

There is easily enough shoot em' up action to keep any shooter fan wrapped up in the gameplay. Although there is some sneaking about players who like the sneaky approach won't find too much in this game.

Arguably one of the best racing titles to be found on any console. A good mix of arcade and sim gameplay combined with a jaw-dropping graphics and superb presentation makes this a must have title.

The game has all the elements of a great tactical simulator with the emphasis on realism rather then fantasy, but has been mortally wounded by shoddy modeling, its graphic's limitations and all around poor execution.

It's fun for a while, but the problems with the game become a hassle and the game's lack of length and diversity cause it to lose a lot of the entertainment value it should have.

It is shallow, but it is a party game meant for four players to have fun beating each other senseless (in the game of course).

As a casual gamer of this type of game I found my attention span wavered. Quite honestly I would much rather go out and play pool in a real hall.

By far one of the most insane, crazy, off the wall out to lunch games I've ever played. And I loved every minute of it.

The 2-player mode is outrageously fun.

If your system has the horsepower, this game allows you to experience the current limits in 3D gaming technology.

(Da Gameplay is) genius' I tell you. 007 is pure magic.

Even as I struggled with NBA 2K1's difficulty I found it very rewarding especially in Street mode.

With clean graphics, a rock solid framerate and a four player multiplayer mode that adds to the replayability of the game, Red Dog definitely is worth the price of admission.

The graphics are grand, the sound is phat, and the whacked out tracks are so weird and wonderful you'd think you were on glue.

Definitely the best basketball game available on the PSX console.

Although the speed of the game is not blazing 4x4 Evolution still gains more positives than negatives with a large amount of options, huge go anywhere environments and challenging gameplay.

For the hardcore gamer, Fantavision will get lost in the shuffle of the other big name titles.

If you have even a remote interest in skateboarding, get this game.

This is the future of driving games, folks. The environments go on forever, they are rich with detail and they are realistic. The sound effects are great and the music is good too.

A bit too simplistic and lacks in replayability. Unfortunately there is also no multiplayer option, but the smooth graphics and unique elements to the game may redeem this.

The main problem I have with this game is its lack of depth. When you go to play it, it's the same every time. Additionally, the sound needs some work. Fortunately, the graphics are impressive, and the fast-paced gameplay keeps your heart pumping.

Da Graphics: To say nothing short of astonishing is an understatement.

This game has an incredible sense of speed, realistic graphics and a whole bunch of tracks waiting for you to conquer.

As close to golf you're going to get this winter. The only thing missing from this one are the beverages, the golf carts, and the camaraderie between friends.

Very involving, strays from the linear path and all the elements of a great RPG system are here; the only down side to the game becomes evident with the graphical glitches and poor sound effects.

The game is quick, the music is fast and there is enough strategy planning and intelligent AI to keep you on your toes. And hey, the machines look great!

With annoying sound and bothersome gameplay Evergrace is a title that you don't need to worry about missing.

Although the graphics may not be spectacular, and the sound is less than should be expected, the game more than makes up for it's shortcomings by being undeniably addictive and fun to play.

None of these elements can make up for the sloppy control that destroys any attempt at fun.

Not all arcade games work successfully when ported to a console; this is sadly no exception.

The game is fast, fun, easy to control, and it's the first title to offer up to four players for the PS2 with a multitap device.

There are some phenomenal graphics here, but unfortunately a lot of the game's visuals can be repetitive and the experience becomes hampered with clipping problems.

On the bad side, we have shallow gameplay, unbalanced game elements (even when squad members are killed, they just pop back up later when the storyline needs them), and boring level design.

The gameplay could be a bit better in places, yet it's still a fun title that doesn't get old very quickly and has a lot of replay value because of the secret characters.

A decent game. Although the music isn't any great shakes, and the graphics, while good, could stand to see some improvement. The gameplay is very good.

An absolutely luscious score, combined with top-notch sound effects make it an audio delight.

There are some flaws but the pure speed, control and ability to lay the smack down is rewarding enough to place the joystick up from this reviewer.

Zeus is a different city builder game because it is not restricted to just that. It is also a game of wits and diplomacy, as well a game of survival in the struggle for power.

The graphics are incredible, the frame rate is stellar, the addictiveness is unmeasured and most of all there is the ability to play this game online.

I was completely won over by the simplicity of the resource management and gameplay, and will be playing it for many months to come.

Although not graphically as good as the PC version, UT for the PS2 still offers up the same stellar sound and enough single player action to keep you satisfied.

I suggest you get some chew and have some shine, then have a seat at your computer and throw up some dirt.

They obviously are not the most realistic graphics, having more of a fairy tale, storybook-like quality to them, but there is so much richness and detail that they really stand out.

The only thing that keeps this title from top marks is the shifting camera angles and lousy action sequences.

Unfortunately Spawn does not hold enough meat to keep me satisfied.

I didn't feel that there was anything terribly new or revolutionary about the game, but it was undeniably fun to play.

The graphics are however, pretty good, the sounds are great and the gameplay is also pretty good.

About as realistic as it gets for hockey games.

I found this game extremely easy to turn off.

Unless you're a really hard-core Power Rangers' fan, I'd be leaving this game on the shelf.

Probably the most aggravating part of Wizards & Warriors was the exploration, which should be full of excitement, tension, and fun, but is just plain dull.

The graphics are very nice, the sound is average and there may be some problems but the gameplay is quite good.

The graphics are cartoony but they could be improved, the voices and music are really good but the SFX are not quite on par, and the gameplay is repetitive and tedious.

With bright and vibrant colours, a steady framerate and Buzz himself to lead the way, this game is more above than below average this time around.

To me it is like a well-written novel, I just couldn't put it down.

A masterpiece of story telling and electronic enjoyment, rolled together in one tight package of pure gaming delight.

The superb graphics, wonderful sound and ingenious gameplay make THPS2 a must have for any PlayStation gamer.

One of the best Action Flight Simulators since the pioneer "X-wing."

Younger gamers and longtime Looney Toons aficionados will undoubtedly get a serious kick out of Duck Dodgers.

A faster framerate, new party modes and an improved play selection screen help this title remain heads and tails above the competition.

The graphics suffer a little from a lack of balance, the sound is quite good, though some sounds are out of place, and the gameplay, while mostly nothing new, is well done and fun.

A pretty solid game that manages to recapture some of the award winning gameplay of Homeworld, but still fails to match up with its predecessor.

Combine (its online feature) with improved gameplay, great graphics and superb sound, and this title is a must buy not only for sports fans but also for anyone who owns a Dreamcast.

Actually outshines its arcade brother in terms of gameplay, graphics and last ability.

The all new draft and practice modes allow the armchair coach and manager in all of us to experience the pressure of running an NHL hockey team.

By far one of the best games that I have played this year.

Its substandard graphics, poor sound and simplistic gameplay make this at most, a rental title indeed.

The graphics are perfect and the sound, especially the voice acting, is the best I've heard in a long time.

The first game that I find worthy enough to bestow Da Gameboyz Player's Choice Award upon.

Sega GT is heavy on the racing and tuning options and will make any avid racing fan smile with glee.

Other than slight pixelation in a few parts of the game, the graphics will leave you breathless and the sound is absolutely spectacular.

Yes that's right, the adrenaline WILL flow.

I have to be honest here, my first reaction was to hate this game, but the more I played the more I found my opinion swayed to the positive.

I actually didn't mind the simple arcade style gameplay because it was reminiscent of "Summer Games," a game I played often in my youth on a system that I adored.

An excellent addition to the original game. It offers increased depth, extends the replay ability of the game, and offers enough tweaks to eliminate some of the frustrations.