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.

Hands down, the best Formula 1 driving simulation I have ever played, and I have tried them all.

With superb graphics, stellar sound, huge levels, simple but addicting gameplay and the addition of four-player multiplayer you cannot go wrong purchasing this title.

With the new modes of play, stronger AI, and wicked new animations, Madden 2001 is a definite keeper and the replayability factor is top notch.

Although the game is short in terms of playability and has some glaring flaws it still earns a joystick up from this reviewer.

Although this is a fairly standard first person shooter style game, it uses plot and puzzle solving to offer up several different challenges to make the game interesting and worth a look.

There are some newer animations, updated stats, a relatively good menu system and, it is slightly better than the previous year's efforts, but just barely.

The best-looking game I have seen in a long while and it combines that with a great main character, an engaging story and fabulous locations.

This is not a title I would recommend to the average gamer, but it is a unique experience and I found it well worth the time, just for the weirdness factor.

If you can get past the "one Starcraft was enough" feeling then you will likely enjoy "Submarine Titians."

With a lack of a 'create-a-wrestler' mode and many aspects of the WWF world missing, wrestling fanatics may want to rent this title first.