Sets a new standard when it comes to wrestling games.

Contains a lot more of what people loved about GTA3, along with a dream-come-true soundtrack and voice cast, and over twice as many missions.

Unfortunately, frustrating AI, boring course variety, and uninspired tricks give this game a slightly above average, generic feel.

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.

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.

A great online game that will give you tons of replayability long after you are done playing its single player mode. Hats off to Neversoft for creating such a stable online environment with GameSpy.

Ambitious in construction and theory, but lacking in overall gameplay and entertainment value, Reign of Fire limps half-heartedly to the finish line.

Due to the sheer difficulty, it's actually only for a select few.

Unbalanced characters, cheap AI, and ugly graphics mar this game to the point that its' not even worth trying out.

Well-presented, deep and involving.

They toss some gore and sex into the mix and hope to distract us from the fact that it’s a really average action-adventure game.

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

The level design is uninspired, the controls ... well don't, and the game's sense of speed is nonexistent.

Simply put, NBA 2k3 is the best basketball game ever made.

The best FPS currently out on PS2.

Very few racing games in the past few years have actually been thoroughly invigorating, and this title comes through in the clutch to deliver a singular racing experience that is nearly unmatched.

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.

Incorporates a moving story with surprisingly addictive gameplay, while adding a dash of comedy to spruce up an otherwise sinister plot. The environments are beautiful and highly detailed.

High time demands put on the gamer by the "no saves in dungeons" design... won't bother hardcore fans but may tax the patience of the more casual fan.

Fast, furious, not to mention loads of fun.

It’s depth will hook hardcore racing fans, but its difficult AI will have mostly everyone else frustrated.

Sim junkies will be totally captivated by its career mode, and if you can get past this games technical woes, you'll have a great time playing.

Short length and repetitive gameplay take a little away from it, but action fans should be pleased.

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

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

A nagging generic sameness that, despite a wonderful localization, robs the game of any joy in playing it.

The well-told story, furious battles, and engrossing settings should allow you to look past a few design problems.

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