With no online mode, and a limited set of additions, there isn't much of a difference here when compared to Blitz 20-02.

One of the best puzzlers to ever grace a console, and almost a must-have party game.

A breath of fresh air and certainly a game any tennis fan or PS2 owner shouldn’t be without.

A solid videogaming experience and one that, for a relatively inexperienced American public, is well worth trying out. Die-hard fans of the sport will be a tad disappointed with a number of aspects.

If somehow, you are able to master the terrible control, perhaps having fun with ESPN is a possibility, though I doubt it.

If only it were longer and more diverse it could've filled out it's great control and feel.

It's like going through "Silent Hill" as an RPG or playing through a Clive Barker or Ann Rice novel.

With solid graphics, solid sound, plus an astute use of the Rayman 2 engine, UbiSoft can chalk up a definite rental that should really be bought by any platform fan.

A solid arcade racing experience which weaves dexterity, reflexes, and tension into a fairly deep arcade racing experience.

A solid FPS, although it lacks a bit in the level design department. This leads to a potentially boring online experience.

The camera problems and the game's unnecessarily uneven difficulty seal Pac-Man World 2's fate, in spite of the game's depth.

Could have been a better racer had the framerate not stopped at key points in the game and also if the game had a little more replay value.

This game deserves a look at, even if just to admire the scope to which Lindon was recreated and the movie-like feel.

A quality production that doesn't deserve to be lost in the shuffle, but it lacks the length, revolutionary aspects, and overall appeal and shine to make it a true contender.

It's very addicting so if you don't have much time to spare, this isn't the title for you because playing for only a few minutes is an impossibility.

A competent four-player track and field game. What more do you want? Great gameplay? Stunning originality? Customizable button setups? A PS2 with four default controller ports? You won't get those.

If you're a retrogaming fan (like I am), then Namco Museum is a no-brainer, if only for the Arrangements.

If the game had been more realistic, it actually would’ve been easier. No Stuntman will do some of these scenes and expect to survive...jumping onto and through a train? Nor would they do so many stunts in one take.

The storyline is engaging, and commanding an elephant to tromp through units and trample people is pretty hard to beat.

It’s incredibly fun, and incredibly addicting. It’s just too bad that the camera system is incredibly flawed.

Weak story mode and ear damaging sound are the only minuses in the game, but these can be considered major categories.

Disappointing, especially coming from SEGA.

Maybe my expectations were set so low that there was nowhere to go but up the scale, but I truly found myself enjoying the gameplay. It was a relief to play a Star Wars title that made fun of itself before I could.

A disappointment. It lacks the charm that "Final Fight," and "Streets of Rage" had before it and it doesn't make up for it with the lack of depth and the lack of a 2 player mode! Shame on you Vis!

The battle system still rocks the house if you're a fan of fast-paced turn-based systems.

F1 sports some of the worst AI imaginable. The AI in a racing game usually drives very well on the track, at a good speed, making slow turns, and staying on a set line on the road. None of that happens in F1.

This is still the same game with only minor tweaking that doesn't make for any new experience.

The fact still remains though that if you are looking for a game that represents sim-hoops, there is no game that represents that better than NBA Live 2002.