The graphics may be of a lesser quality and the frame rate may not be as stable as on a good PC system, but as someone who doesn't give a whit about graphics and only mentions them for the sake of completeness, I can say I would vastly prefer the PS2's increased ease of use over the PC's unbelievably difficult interface.

There is some upgrading to this version of the series but I cannot help but get a feeling of Déjà vu.

It is the best platformer you'll play all year, guaranteed. The pacing is wonderful, controls are intuitive and responsive, the gameplay is addictive, the worlds are beautiful and the plot will keep you coming back for more.

Fable is not a game to rush through, though. I can almost guarantee if you hurry through it you'll have a terrible time. Fable is a game that demands to be enjoyed and savored.

With amazingly addictive gameplay, fabulous graphics, astonishing speed and enjoyable online gameplay (when EA's servers are cooperating) one cannot help but not want to play this title all the time.

I'm very grateful that Square Enix decided to release the Director's Cut version of the game, and not the original (maybe I should thank the bugs for that?). Maybe now tri-Ace will get the respect it deserved since "Valkyrie Profile."

If you like the game of golf, and appreciate a well styled, RPG-like game with an online component, then I would certainly pick up Hot Shots Fore!

For those of you that like "eye candy," look elsewhere. For those that like to play a space sim with simple controls and just enough reality (aside from space ships that burn forever), then Star Shatter is for you.

Extremely visually appealing and mentally stimulating.

You will be thinking about the game long after you played it, where should I place my artillery?

Butcher Bay soundly defeats "Halo" and takes it's place as FPS of this generation.

Despite the average graphics you'll find this game to be quite intriguing and I'm certain you'll not be able to put it down.

It would be nice if there wasn't such a heavy emphasis on menu driven gameplay, though it never gets in the way of having the best damn time of your life.

The refreshingly new approach to the game play in this one makes it among the best baseball games I’ve ever played!

An essential purchase for the new Counter Strike player who wants to get a spring into the action, rather than the veteran Counter Strike player looking forward to the future of the Counter Strike family.

With graphics that shine and improved gameplay over the prequel this game rocks.

It's been a while since I caught myself laughing out loud while playing a game. The game play is simple and really is an escape from some of the mind numbing titles out there.

From the graphics to the online play, this game just oozes quality.

Once you start this one you'll have a hard time putting it down - I found myself playing longer just to see the next weapon upgrade I'd get - it's like Christmas all over again!

For this game to lift the championship trophy there is some fine tuning to be done in the gameplay and commentary areas.

"The" best game I have ever played on the PS2.

Not only did Eye Toy get my wife to play a video game but more importantly it got me off the couch and into the action.

Top Spin manages to take the crown away from Sega's famed series as it ups the ante with superb graphics, a good career mode and great online play.

With great graphics, a more forgiving control scheme, great music and fantastic online play, videogaming snowboarders can't go wrong.

With a surprisingly good single player game and an addictive online multiplayer component, this game has replay value.

A refreshing challenge in the genre of real-time strategy games that started with games like Warcraft, and it does its best to provide da gamer with a powerful, fully featured, intuitive control interface for commanding all those units.

The cool thing about games like this is the never-ending factor – you drive around Springfield forever exploring all the ins and outs.

Getting by the learning curve will yield fantastic results as the game is quite deep, especially in the management of players and teams.