A great Formula 1 game...On the other hand, it is another one in EA Sports' long-running F1 franchise, and it doesn't offer a whole lot of reasons for those who bought F1 2001 to pick this one up.

Clearly superior to "F1 2001" in several important categories, and it's a superb single-player driving game for those who appreciate real-world driving intricacies and generally authentic visuals.

If you can overlook the cheap AI, you'll probably enjoy Test Drive.

For anyone above the age of 12, Pryzm Chapter One: The Dark Unicorn is quite forgettable.

Don't be fooled by its outward appearance: Outlaw Golf is still a surprisingly realistic golf game, complete with spins, hooks, slices, and breaks and the sort of complexity you might expect from a straightforward golf sim.

If nothing else, the experience should last you a while, thanks to the numerous play modes available in WrestleMania X8.

It's a beautiful-looking, sprawling, and completely open-ended game that allows you to play pretty much however you like as long as you're willing to fill in a few blanks using your imagination.

For a game whose main gameplay component is building up your characters, Digimon World 3 makes the process needlessly complicated and annoying.

What's most impressive about Hyperspace Delivery Boy is just how fun it is...It won't appeal to everyone, but anyone who has a soft spot for classic games will doubtlessly enjoy it.

People without a passion for shooting fake guns at their television sets probably won't find much to like.

It's a just passably competent old-school shooter that sets its sights pretty low and then manages to hit that mark.

Legion isn't so much a bad game as it is a rather dull one that doesn't quite know what it wants to be.

The most significant addition to this version of the game is a career mode that lets you create your own fighter, which adds plenty of stand-alone value to the sort of game that's previously been best suited to two players.

An engaging and addictive game.

Le Mans has awkward control, horridly clumsy interfaces, and several annoying console game conventions.

Fans of traditional adventure games will enjoy the puzzles and will likely be able to bear with the awful voice acting and the underdeveloped story.

While its overall production isn't quite up to the level of "Ace Combat 04," it's technically up to par, and its gameplay is distinctive and entertaining.

Short and doesn't look like much, but it's an unusual game that can be a lot of fun.

This port has a host of new problems that render the game virtually unplayable.

A solid, if somewhat simplistic, tennis game that uses a real-world license in an original and refreshing manner.

Tries its best to be the next Punch-Out!!, but it falls well short of the mark.

The game itself, largely due to control issues, is very, very bad.

A fun adventure game with a decent collecting aspect and a few fun minigames. But compared with meatier strategy RPGs, like Pokémon or Robopon 2, it is difficult to imagine the game keeping anyone's interest over the long term.

A fun adventure game with a decent collecting aspect and a few fun minigames. But compared with meatier strategy RPGs, like Pokémon or Robopon 2, it is difficult to imagine the game keeping anyone's interest over the long term.

While the game is certainly impressive on a technical level, some elements of its graphical presentation seem somewhat primitive when viewed against current standards.

In trying to walk the line between being a virtual-life game and a business management game, Big Biz Tycoon limits itself to mediocrity.

It's visually impressive and aurally incredible, and it essentially is a superb entry in the shooter genre.

While it seems pretty clear that some parts of the game were rushed to get it onto store shelves in time for the movie's release, The Sum of All Fears is still a solid team-based shooter that's surprisingly accessible, even for new players.