The graphics and sounds are so well done you can almost taste the dust!

If you enjoy strategy games that aren't too in-depth and have a slower pace, this game is for you.

Platforming at its best.

It's rough around the edges in some spots, and can become infuriatingly difficult at times, but if you stick with it, you'll probably get a lot of enjoyment out of it.

The combination of gunplay and street fighting is something that has never been attempted before, and Bungie pulled it off beautifully.

What a Real Time Strategy is meant to be. 'nuff said.

This is, in a nutshell, a piece of dung covered in gold dust.

Keep an eye on the patches for Kingdom Under Fire, once the major AI and multiplayer issues are resolved, it will be worth a second look.

The game plays like a warped fighting game, and practically everything about it screams frustration.

There isn't much replay value, and not much else to make F1CS2000 stand out as a racing game.

If your'e looking for an off-the-wall spot of multiplayer fun, WDL may be just the ticket. Otherwise, you may want to rent before plopping down 50 big ones.

Quake 3: Team Arena, in a word, rocks. The quality associated with id Software shines through in this mission pack. It is definitely worth your money -- go and buy it. I'd write more here, but I need to go play more Team Arena. I wish I were joking.

GameDay will never be mistaken for "Madden," or even a very good game. However, there is that old saying "love is blind." The mere fact that this is the only college game available for either the PS2 or the Dreamcast at this point may be enough.

I reallllly wish I could recommend this game. It's a quality game in almost every respect...but the save flaw is just too big.

If you enjoy puzzle-oriented RPGs or the Freedom series, you might enjoy this game. Otherwise it should stay on the shelf.

Clusterball is fun in spurts, but the control and the physics keep it from being as addictive as it potentially could be.

The most stunning combat flight simulator I have ever seen. It's nerve racking, historically educational, deeply immersive, graphically unbelievable, awe-inspiring and a sim that proves once again an old axiom -- it's intense software that drives the development of intense hardware.

It's deep, lengthy, and has a lot to offer to those who are willing to take the time to appreciate it.

Visually and conceptually, Alice is unparalleled among this year's games, and succeeds in eclipsing its own weaknesses with intoxicating style. A defiantly original example of game-development as a fine art.

This game is a riot, start to finish, and multiplayer is especially entertaining. The game's few flaws can ideally be corrected with the aforementioned patch.

Verant also increased the polygon count for the new models that inhabit the island, and also increased the level of detail used for the new armor, weapons and textures.

It's like any "Resident Evil" game but with dinosaurs instead of zombies. It's also not a very good conversion. Recommended only if you are a survival horror fanatic. Everyone else… be afraid. Be very afraid.

It could have easily been a "great" game if more time was spent making the interface cleaner and less micromanagement was needed all around.

Definitely not a game for everyone. But for those of us who enjoy a good, solid adventure of the more morbid variety, SGOTS is definitely not a bad choice at all.

If your frustration threshold is anything but extreme, give serious consideration before diving into this one.

It should be noted that patience is a system requirement for BITAW. Missions can easily take hours to complete.

If you are a diehard horror fan, you can probably live with the shortcomings.

While FIFA 2001 is hardly perfect, its still the best soccer (excuse me: football) game to date for any of the "next generation" systems.