This game requires patience and practice - this may not make this such a great game for smaller kids or people who want to just get out there and race.

This is something that shouldn't be passed up by anyone. If you are impatient with videogames or don't like GT style racing games, I suggest you at least give it a rent. Play a few hours and unlock a few cars, you'll be hooked and will love every second of it.

F-Zero X is a terrific update of a classic game that deserves the attention of anyone who owns an N64.

While the package may not be quite as complete as that of Tekken 3, the things the game does well it does extremely well.

When games such as this are developed with such style and elegance as Tenchu, this relatively new style of gameplay can be incredibly effective and enjoyable.

The extra touches, although subtle, are akin to the brushstrokes in a Leonardo Da' Vinci masterpiece. The touches on their own seem insignificant, but look at ISS'98 as a complete package, and it is an experience that can only be described as religious.

The level structure and overall design is top notch, resulting in a game which is fun and which instils the player with a feeling of progression.

Had the game lasted a little longer, and if the monsters had been a little more creative, this would be one of the best games ever made for the PSX.

Takes everything that was good about the original game and adds a better variety of levels, vehicles, new weapons, and better graphics.

Seasoned gamers who are prepared to persevere will find it ultimately rewarding, however, as the stunning graphics and atmospheric sound makes it an engrossing experience.

Whilst Namco's latest offering may lack the pedantic attention to detail and realistic physics of Gran Turismo, it makes up for it with pure, high-octane thrills. And nothing else on the PlayStation can come close...

The exhilaration of managing to lose a cop by going down a little side alley, leaving boxes overturned in your path is just superb.

Fun, addictive, and presentation-wise it’s so glossy that you can’t help but admire its polished spingle-spangle sparkle, even if you don’t like tennis.

One of the best titles for the system and a fitting example of how to use a popular license to excellent effect.

The only real complaint I have with Tony Hawk's is the fact that the game gets very samey after a while.

Giant leaps, wild turns, and the mix of realistic settings and fantasy side-shows makes these some of the best courses I've seen in awhile.

The control in this game is simply its worst feature, and it will probably cause some players to grow frustrated and put this title down too early.

It manages to be one of those rare simple-to-learn but hard-to-master games that, for the most part, end up becoming classics. Mario Golf deserves to join them. Despite the game being such fun to play, it's a bit of a shame that the courses stay soundly within the realms of the possible.

A solid real-time strategy for a system that offers few games requiring much thought.

Despite the problem of too much realism, I found that BB still keeps me playing. The relatively quick duels are addicting, even if many of them are determined by luck.

Body Harvest is a great game. It's fresh, it's challenging and it's absolutely massive. As an action/adventure title it works superbly. In a world full of clones and sequels, it's nice to see such a fresh title.

One of the most enjoyable first-person perspective shoot 'em ups that I've ever played. If you enjoy this style of game, don't miss it! Oh, and be sure to get one of those 4MB expansion paks so that you can enjoy it in full high-resolution splendour.

This one is a clear winner, and well worth the hype. However, be warned, this game is as cute as it gets.

With its challenging missions, good sense of tension (heightened by moody music), engaging storyline and impressive graphics, NovaLogic might have single-handedly revived interest in a much-neglected console.

Gameplay is top notch. The ability to interact with the surroundings in an adventurous manner makes the game quite interesting.

Even considering the flaws, this game is simply a must have for almost any N64 owner. It is polished to near perfection.

The bottom line is that great presentation and compelling gameplay will win this game many friends, although more 'serious' gamers may feel that games should be more original.

It won't convert those who think basketball is a monotonous procession of points until the game is decided in the last 30 seconds, but its multiplayer larks will bring joy to clans everywhere.