It's 2K3 or bust if you're a serious hoop head. [Dec 2002, p.70]

One of the best multi-player experiences you'll find on the PS2. [Dec 2002, p.66]

Far and away the best sports title to hit the GBA. [Nov 2002, p.68]

What ultimately brings Godzilla: DAMM down is its repetitious nature...Regardless, hardcore Godzilla fans will eat this up. [Nov 2002, p.78]

Certainly should garner awards for technical achievement. [Dec 2002, p.58]

Brings together all the best bits from every other driving game of the past five years. [A+; Nov 2002, p.64]

All of the defensive techniques are a shambles. [Nov 2002, p.76]

Grandia Lite. Nothing more, nothing less. [Nov 2002, p.75]

The writing is sharp enough to make sense of the fact that, at one point, you find yourself fighting ninjas in the middle of a tornado in Akron, Ohio. [Jan 2003, p.67]

The graphic detail of the levels is astounding, the sounds all have the "oomph" and there's enough variety in the game types to keep you busy. [Dec 2002, p.78]

This game adds a lot of great stuff to KOEI's long-in-the-tooth Dynasty Warriors formula, but the sum experience is still way too repetitive to be enjoyable. [Oct 2002, p.42]

You'll probably even appreciate its tight gameplay, too, but just be prepared to get real sick of waiting on robots and tanks. [Dec 2002, p.64]

Transforming robots, stylish graphics and a huge variety of missions make up for the occasional bump in the road. [Nov 2002, p.72]

It's too bad that only about half of Rayman Arena is fun to play. [August 2002, p.65]

It's got some of the best visuals I've ever seen on the PS2. [Nov 2002, p.62]

The greatest side-scrolling platform game ever made. [Dec 2002, p.75; A+]

With a long-winded (yet basic) story and frustrating combat, the game just tends to drag on a little too much. [Dec 2002, p.63]

Fans will appreciate the inventive dynamics and interactions that Unleashed brings to the original game. [Dec 2002, p.76]

Easily worth its weight in gold as a multiplayer game, though; the depth of the options available to you are staggering. [Nov 2002, p.70]

"VF4" puts it to shame. [Nov 2002, p.58]

Feels a bit stale. [Nov 2002, p.68]

Plays like a direct descendant of "Ocarina of Time;" it's a fun, fast-paced adventure, packed to the brim with interesting puzzles and exciting action sequences. [Nov 2002, p.46]

It's just too bad fate dropped its pants and crapped on this one. [Nov 2002, p.66]

This is the kind of game you'll play obsessively until you get to the end credits - and then you'll play it again to find all the godies you missed on the first go. [Oct 2002, p.46]

One of the best handheld Castlevania games ever produced. Enthralling from start to finish, it's easily on par with "Castlevania SotN" for the PSOne. [Oct 2002, p.52]

It looks plain on the surface, but once you've established yourself in your new town, you won't be able to put the controller down. Not for everyone, but very good. [Oct 2002, p.38]

A great online game. [Dec 2002, p.76]

Too short, too easy, and too tedious. [Oct 2002]