The game is just too short with so-so graphics and questionable handling.

Buoyed by deep strategies, a decent amount of gameplay modes and a fast-paced style of play.

This game is for little Timmy, not for you.

The racing style is fresh for newbies to the series like me, but the experience begins to deteriorate after a while. The learning curve is slow.

Doing the classic Konami trick (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A) on the title screen of each game will yield a surprise.

Stat hounds beware... the lack of depth, all the MLB ballparks, current rosters and trading will really turn you off... [but] easily the best GBA baseball title on the market for the time being.

Hell, on the GameCube, nothing compares to NBA 2K2.

Essentially a good game hampered by some careless oversights. Some levels will force players to endure countless deaths (falling into bottomless pits), the camera system is archaic and some bosses are cheap as hell.

This would have impressed in the 1980s but it is just plain average and easy by today's standards.

Buyers looking for an arcade style football game should be thoroughly satisfied.

The complete antithesis of "All Star Baseball 2003." It relies on tons of big hits and arcade action in general to keep its brand of baseball interesting.

While the single-player mode may get a little tiring, playing Exhibition mode against your friends is always going to be a blast.

This is not a game for action oriented people, but if a compelling and interesting story can entertain you, the ease of the interface, the beautiful graphics and nice music should keep you interested until you’re finished.

If you own a PS2, get that version instead.

This game is seriously lacking in all categories beyond its graphical candy coating.

While this game could have been a contender it falls flat onto its face.

It isn't a bad game, but its sub-par graphics and repetitive nature don't do anything to help its cause. It is heavy on action, but very light on technique.

Plays like the PlayStation editions of Crash and is very much worth the pickup.

MLB fanatics will fall in love with the amount of detail and the realism of the game that is presented.

It can't compare to the original NBA Jam. While the gameplay is good in most respects the control scheme is aging and the physics and AI need some improvement as well.

Dated graphics, shallow gameplay and a playing time of about 40 minutes to an hour for the main arcade mode are just some of the reasons to avoid wasting your money on this.

Quite a solid game, with a sharp, stylized presentation and action-packed gameplay, all stuffed with various ways to get a person to spend entirely too much time staring at the television.

One of the true great puzzle games of recent years. Easy to pick up and play, and challenging enough for a puzzle game veteran.

Sonic and Shadow's levels are great, but every one else's levels are, unfortunately, dull. In the end, 1/3rd of the main game is great but hampered by camera and some control issues.

SMW:SMA2 doesn't push the GBA by any means, it certainly doesn't matter in this case.

The game's shortness and lame graphics drag down a piece of merchandise that could have been terrific.

This game is packed with extras and most importantly, actually allows you to play as Sonic through the entire game, something sorely lacking from the Sonic Adventure series.

Uninspired.