This series sucks without the sniper rifle. Sorry, end of discussion.

Every song has a Basic and Trick mode, so no matter what the age of the player, everyone should be able to shake a booty or two while playing.

This game would be the same if you were racing on a snowboard, a sled, or a greased up fat guy. Okay the greased up fat guy would probably raise the fun factor, but you get the idea.

If you haven't played MA, then grab this one for all the bonus items. If you already have the first MA, then you'll only need this if you want 6 extra characters.

Shame on Capcom for giving it's fighting games a bad track record by putting out this piece of crap!

Madden NFL 2002 and "Madden NFL 2001" are basically the same games, with new rosters, new modes of play, and a new name.

A superb sequel to a great original game.

Clipping is bad, commentary isn't very good, and there are really weird graphical bugs that occur quite frequently while playing.

By far the most fun game I have played on the PS2.

If NBA ShootOut 2002 does come in contact with eyes flush with water and induce vomiting.

With all of the NCAA teams to choose from and six modes of play including Single Season, Single Game, Scrimmage, Tournament, Network, and Legacy, it's got tons of replay value.

A great game, but with its insanely short play time, lack of anything extra, and almost zilch replay value, you'll be hard pressed to buy this one right away.

If it weren't for the shoddy visuals and sub-par controls, this would be a really good game.

You'll be grinding your teeth every few minutes as you realize the difficulty that Acclaim has sunk into this thing.

Le Mans fans who don't have a Dreamcast should by all means pick it up.

It's still pretty boring.

This is, for all intents and purposes the same game that was released for the DC over a year ago. It was great then, it's still great now.

If you can handle the C Button syndrome while mid-air, you'll be winning championships like you were the Hawk himself.

Beautiful graphics, huge lakes, multiple lures, multiple characters, weather effects, what else could you want in a fishing game?

The overall movements of the players are much more fluid and they don't look as stiff as in 2001.

The graphic details of the game are extremely well done, considering the dated system.

The game graphically is not much of a leap from the previous year but is somewhat easier on the eyes, with smoother character rendering and slightly sharper stadium backgrounds.

A game that won't make the Classics list any time soon, but if you're looking for easy-to-play yet hard-to-beat game play, you'll be all over it.

A snail in an Olympic sized pool moves faster than this game, and it gets to the point where it becomes too frustrating to play.

You'll like this game if you like: grainy, blocky, choppy, ugly football.

While the game seems to have lost some of its luster since coming out 3 years ago (cripe...I feel old...), it's still a solid fighting game.

Ah yes, the joy of a horribly translated yet strangely satisfying gun came finds itself unexpectedly on American shores.

While not as innovative and different as I had hoped it to be, there is no denying that Klonoa 2 kicks the same amount of butt that it's predecessor did.