If this game isn't added to your library in the very near future, than you really need to have your head examined. Get it, and get it SOON. You can't miss this one.

The graphics should have been better and the sound could use some improvement but the gameplay and depth are practically untouchable.

Takes the ideas presented in the original game and expands and improves upon its predecessor in every imaginable way, and by leaps and bounds at that.

May very well be the best FPS on a console ever...The story isn't the best you'll ever see, and "Red Faction" has it beat there, but Half-Life is all about the experience, and few other games suck you in as well as Half-Life.

Tells a great story with great characters, offers a lot of variety and, despite its graphical and audio deficiencies, is still the best RPG of 2002.

What Sly Cooper lacks in length, it makes up for in gameplay variation, character design, as well as level design.

Fast, furious, not to mention loads of fun.

Incredibly polished, and rivals anything with the Neversoft name on it. With tons of objectives, huge levels, great animation, and even jiggly boobs, Aggressive Inline is a game that no gamer should miss.

Minor problems such as a cumbersome weapon selection system, tough difficulty which makes it tough to be stealthy, and unclear objectives can be frustrating, but they are overshadowed by this game’s overall package.

Very nice and very pretty, it's just too darn bad that there weren't more innovations included in the game.

It is a kick, though, and has an easy learning curve for beginners while delivering challange and depth for more experienced gamers.

The game is way fun, chock full o’ stars and actually a lengthy, deep game that’s appropriate for all ages.

Given the choice between Tiger Woods and Hot Shots Golf 3, I'd take Hot Shots any day.

A blast to play.

As we break down the plusses and minuses, it becomes a balanced equation with the gameplay detractors off-setting the great graphics and outstanding sound.

The best DDR out right now. You get a plethora of songs, better graphics than those found on the PSone versions, the new freeze arrows, and more difficulty settings.

It doesn't offer anything that excites me over the other versions except for a few new arenas and weapons, but do those small extras warrant a purchase? Of course not.

Starfighter has won back my trust with pretty visuals, controls as smooth as a baby's freshly powdered ass and an highly enjoyable play structure which welcomes replay.

The fluidity of the player movements and how fast and distinctive the game plays out is very realistic and far surpasses anything currently available. This truly is the best simulation baseball game on the PS2.

Don't forget to bring your patience though because Maximo's poorly implemented camera system, semi-cheap enemy placement at the end of jumps, and save system may be the difference between you liking this game, and you hating this game.

It's still great, but I felt that the original Red Faction was a bit more engaging.

A game no library should be without. Splashdown is THE game to own for fast-paced purified racing graphical gaming goodness.

There were so many hilarious phrases and humorous insults in this game that I can't even begin to remember them all.

They have refined to near perfection what they started nearly five years ago, so take advantage.

Reborn into a new era of gaming, SpyHunter maintains its great name for being a hardcore action racing title.

The graphics have matured to push the bar higher for what a PS2 game should look like and despite flawed localization and some awkward moments in the voice-acting, it delivers the promise of "more, deeper, better."

The amount of playing time between save points and the lengthiness of the story segments might annoy a less patient gamer, but if you wanted a shallow storyline, why are you buying RPGs?

The graphics are great, the sound is great, the animation is great, the gameplay is great, and the whole package is just freakin' great.