A half assed attempt at a college football game that is only playable because it has so much of "NFL 2K3" enrooted in its core.

The type of game where if someone doesn't like the general idea, keeping interested could be a horrifying task.

If not for the tough level progression we might have been talking about this game in a completely different (and much happier) light.

Combining great graphics, humorous concepts, vast amounts of game modes, and its shares of improvements on the 2002 version, NFL Blitz 2003 managed to satisfy my every need for the fall football season.

A rehashed version of last year's game is about all you'll find in this latest installment of a still-promising game.

Short and not so sweet.

If you know you have the patience for long load times and like destruction derby, then the game is very rewarding.

The controls are mediocre, the graphics are amazing, and the gameplay is sub par, yet another occasion where graphics DO NOT make a game great.

Aggressive Inline is stunning! There's no other way to say it.

Despite the lack of multiplayer and user soundtracks (two glaring oversights), the game is highly enjoyable to newcomers as well as veterans to the series.

With mind numbingly repetitive game play and graphics that look like they could have been done on the Atari Jaguar, you have the makings of a very disappointing title for all true fighting game fans.

With a respectable amount of tracks and a good number of riders to choose from Splashdown delivers in almost every department for an extreme racing title.

It's the same gameplay, a few little background changes, a customizable soundtrack option and a couple new modes mixed into a big pot.

The crashes and A.I. can lean more towards frustration during some races, so if you have a temper you may not wish to play Test Drive for too long.

If you're a hard-core RPG fan and looking for a game that doesn't lead you by the nose like Final Fantasy then Morrowind is the game for you.

For the old timers, nostalgia is enough reason to pick this one.

The graphics, sound, and game play all do a great job of conveying the mood the game is trying to establish.

The lighting of this game rivals any on the Xbox. It's awesome to see skid marks from a previous lap remain in the same spot and to see falling rain clean off your tires and smudge up the camera for the game.

No other baseball title performs so well in so many departments - from visuals and animation to control and replayability. Clearly, the World Series Baseball franchise has regained the luster of its days on the Saturn.

Fun while it lasts (if you can get past how slow it is), but it doesn't last long.

P.S. to LucasArts - The Xbox has 4 controller ports and LAN capabilities…

There will be times when you get so frustrated you'll throw the controller down in frustration, but 5 minutes later you're picking it back because the game is not only challenging, but fun.

Sadly there isn't much there but what there is turns out to be really quite a fun ride.

Fun for the short amount of time it lasts.

While Gauntlet: Dark Legacy is a decent enough game, its main saving grace is the four player co-op play, something of a rarity.

It comes respectively close to being a good game...If they don't take off some of the theme music I'm going to go on a rampage.

Yet another game that could have been great but suffers from unimaginative development and bland mechanics.

The controls are rock solid.