There's some good fun to be had in Destruction Derby Raw, just don't expect it to blow your tires off.

NHL 2001 takes this year's PlayStation Championship (against Sony's "FaceOff"), but it was a tight seven game showdown.

BLSC's camera movement is an immediate hurl-inducing experience: the camera swoops around like a roller coaster gone mad.

All in all, despite the less than stellar PC graphics, Metal Gear Solid remains an intense gaming experience with a gripping story and heart-stopping action.

The best RPG action the PC has to offer.

You'll either immerse yourself in truly mastering one of the world's most powerful sports cars, or you'll find this about as much fun as taking your driver's test.

Music is absent from the game, but you probably won't notice that either with the sounds of revving engines, squealing tires, and flying trashcans filling your ears.

With its high production value, smart level design, and impressive story, STVEF is simply one of the finest first-person shooters to come out this year.

If you have something you need to get done right now, a paper, a report, just hold off on buying this game until you're finished because other tasks don't stand a chance when playing THPS2 is an option.

Features all the addictive multi-player mayhem of its previous incarnations, but the impact is slightly diminished by limited one-player games and inexplicable load times.

Simply the best air combat action the PC has to offer.

In no way flawless, but once you get the hang of it, it's a fun game.

Suffers from poor graphics and loose execution.

The latest Blitz for the Dreamcast is not a huge improvement over the last one, but there is enough here for true Blitz fans to pick up the sequel.

It's fun enough, but it's definitely not dangerous.

While the gameplay remains the same, the new features and improvements make Cataclysm even more enjoyable the original.

A rockin' soundtrack along with quality sound effects and voice acting add to the production value, but can't improve the gameplay.

With improvements made over the already incredible "NFL 2K," this year's NFL game on the Dreamcast is all a football fan could wish for.

With tons of multiplayer options, cool new technological levels, and two slightly different characters to try, the new "Turok" should offer enough to keep you busy when you're tired of "Perfect Dark."

Excellent track design, sweet graphics, and big replay value make Rush 2049 the best arcade racer for the Dreamcast.

It shows a lot more polish and precision than previous versions, and will give you hours of hard checking NHL and international team competition.

Even though it's yet another take on Tetris, Pokemon Puzzle League has enough game modes to give it extra depth, and learning the art of advanced chains and combos will take a long time.

Like the PlayStation version, the game requires a specific tempo to your button presses, and it's very difficult to gauge correctly.

Be warned, some parts will frustrate you to the point of anger, but there's no shame in infinite continues.

The scariest thing about this game is how awful it is.

An evil off-road ATV racer that will sap the happiness and energy out of all who play it.

You've never played a fighting game or wrestling title like this. UFC is the best man-to-man combat title ever, on any system.

If you want a simple pick-up-and-play racer keep looking. If you know a bit about cars and want a game to spend some serious time on, then look no further than Sega GT.