An awesome music game that should be mentioned with the "Parappa"'s and "DDR"'s of the genre.

The sheer appeal and addictive quality of this title is unmistakable.

The control scheme is well designed, the interface simple, and the entire package is just a whole lot of fun.

Using some of the finest visuals to grace a next-generation platform, and solid gameplay, the game proves that PlayStation 2 has more than a bit of fight left in it.

Sets a new standard when it comes to wrestling games.

A great design with a hint of innovation and style, and enough strategy to make you grow new brain cells.

You get tight gameplay, flawless control, addictive mini games, and fun, competitive racing. Too bad about the online aspect though.

It’s easily said that SOCOM is the best console based tactical shooter ever, and it wins that throne quite handedly.

The graphics are solid, the gameplay is grand, and the possible parties are limitless.

This game's pick up and play appeal will have casual gamers hooked to this game, but its RPG style elements and surprising franchise mode depth also could appeal to sports game junkies as well.

NASCAR fans will find this title exhilarating and well simulated, and will really sink their teeth into the advanced controls and tune-up options.

While it lacks the intricate single player mode of "Goldeneye," the multi-player content in TimeSplitters is arguably the best in console FPS history.

An awesome package of gameplay, sound, and story to improve greatly on an already attractive package. Bravo LucasArts, bravo indeed.

Haven't had more fun with a light gun on a console since the original Time Crisis.

Most definitely in the same vein as other EA Sports titles like "FIFA 2001" and "NHL 2001," but nowhere near the almost perfect stature of "Madden 2001."

Soul Reaver's story is much deeper, more dramatic and lavishly developed in this edition.

This is easily the best PGA Tour game for any console since "PGA Tour Golf II" for the Genesis.

With an innovative gameplay system, and original combo system, The Mark of Kri is one of the best Beat 'em ups I have ever played.

It is the originality of the story and the way the game takes shape that make this a recommended gaming experience.

This is a straight up monster brawler done right.

Somehow Remedy Entertainment made the PS2 look like an old man when compared to the new console and the tried and true personal computer.

The controls are simple, but the weapon system and town building program will take time to master, and this should appeal to RPG fanatics.

This is the epitome of the "rental title," you'll be returning it at the perfect time. You'll not only have finished most of the modes, but you'll be pretty sick of it by then too.

A fine piece of work. It's no graphical or acoustical showpiece for the system, but it does offer up its share of fun, depth, multi-player coolness, and innovation.

The replay value for this title is huge and the amount of time that it's going to require to unlock everything is significant and will keep gamers glued to see what they can unlock next.

What could have been in the top ten games of the year has been brought down by dropping frame rates, repetitive gameplay, and agonizing load times.

Strategy games are never meant to be flashy or hectic, but if they become too slow and complicated for the sake of being complicated…well, then we have a problem. Dynasty Tactics walks a very fine line here, and luckily, does not fall into the aforementioned abyss.

What with the story mode, the regular mode, and the competitive mode, there's enough here to keep a whole group of puzzle gamers occupied for quite some time.