Are you into horse racing? OK, then you'll absolutely go giddyap over GR03. Are you into racing games in general? Then you ought to give GR03 a test ride. [June 2003, p.50]

Alone or with a friend, there's no better GBA puzzle game. [Apr 2003, p.43]

This game is utterly and completely insane. [June 2003, p.54]

Still, if you're like me, you'll find yourself living with these problems just because of Auto Modellista's solid online aspects, and right now, that's what every online racing fan needs. [June 2003, p.48]

A really nice looking game, and the environments feel like actual places (as opposed to game levels), so exploring them isn't aways that painful. [June 2003, p.53]

Few hack-n-slash games feature the depth, strategy, and thrill of Dynasty 4. [May 2003, p.48]

About as simplistic a fighting game as you can get, with round after round of extremely bland, strategy-free brawling. [June 2003, p.47]

The biggest change - the flattening of "Frequency's" cylindrical play field - ends up as more of a curse than a blessing. [May 2003, p.49]

The most exciting action-adventure title available on any current system... A masterpiece. [A+; Apr 2003, p.41]

For those who aren't impressed by flashy graphics, Tapout 2 doesn't present as much innovation as other recently released fighting games on other platforms. [May 2003, p.52]

Imagine that Rainbow Six is "Splinter Cell" injected full of steroids...you get the same stealthy action, but it's pumped up on reality. [June 2003, p.57]

The deeper I got into the game, however, the more I began to realize how little has changed in the Pokemon universe. [May 2003, p.39]

It's just kinda...there. [Apr 2003, p.52]

Other than the lame enemy A.I. and the sometimes wacky camera, the major downside to Clock Tower 3 is its short playtime. But it's very fun while it lasts. [May 2003, p.46]

A short and somewhat frustrating experience. [May 2003, p.48]

A great collection of classics, but not inventive enough to win over non-puzzle fans. [July 2003, p.49]

A mind-numbing combination of awkward combat, mediocre visuals, and a camera that wouldn't be out of place in a Greco-Roman torture chamber, Dark Tomorrow fails on nearly every level imaginable. [June 2003, p.56]

Once you see through the game's flashy veneer, its true nature is revealed - that of a somewhat stilted and deeply flawed fighter. [May 2003, p.52]

Pretty good, but don't expect a hardcore sim. [May 2003, p.49]

Forget the serene day at the ballpark; Slugfest delivers action, fisticuffs, and plenty of fun. [May 2003, p.50]

The only possible drawback to Winning Eleven 6 is that you must be knowledgeable about real soccer to succeed. [Apr 2003, p.53]

The missions are somewhat predictable. [Apr 2003, p.50]

Strikes a near perfect balance of fun and realism, and it should be on any baseball fan's must-try list. [May 2003, p.50]

Takes what was cool about the first installment and builds a gorgeous, challenging, and satisfying game around it. [Apr 2003, p.47]

Looks remarkably similar to the 32-bit "Mega Man 8," which will make you wonder why all handheld games don't look this good. [Mar 2003, p.54]

There's nothing new here, which means the games get boring quickly. [Apr 2003, p.52]

This cart isn't about depth, it's all about flash and energy, and I mean that in a good way. [May 2003, p.40]

Everything a good sports title should be. We'd love to see online play in 2005, but this is a true diamond. [May 2003, p.51]