Simple, with a tight design, this title is well worth playing.

Soaked in detailed graphics and nerve-wracking sound effects, this is a game for the hardcore gamer who wants to be a part of World War II for better or worse.

Although improvements to the game’s length would have been welcome, changes to the controls are definitely not. Unfortunately, that appears to be exactly what has happened and calling it an improvement would be a significant misstatement.

A drastically improved game from their last effort, but still falls short of appealing to a wide audience range.

A dismal attempt at a resurrection of an age-old favorite genre.

Practically an RPG in and of itself, I liked how unique and replayable [the snowboarder mode] was.

The only saving grace that can be found is the actual gameplay because without it, it falls into the "Don’t touch with a stick" category.

I enjoyed this title immensely...Easy to pick up, but hard to beat.

Yes, the QB Challenge Mode is back, and quite frankly, it’s still a blast to play. But for this reviewer, with drab graphics, poor animation, an unforgivable audio package, and several game play and AI issues once again rearing their ugly heads, this game is a hurtin’ turkey for sure.

Yes, this game slowly creeps under your skin and doesn’t let go.

When you are in the middle of the action, it is intense and very entertaining.

If you’re a turn-based or real-time RPG or action-adventure fan and don’t mind dark themes, or if you’re looking for an RPG with a twist to the average gameplay mechanics, I’d highly recommend this game.

SSX Tricky has amazing graphics, hands down. There aren’t any weather effects in the game, but that’ll hardly be noticed with the amazing level design and diverse textured backgrounds.

I can’t help but caution people that as a PC owner, Max Payne for the PS2 won’t get much gameplay while I’ve still got the PC version on my shelf.

An enjoyable rental game. Rental game, of course meaning, rent this game. After a few hours, maybe a weekend at the most, the game begins to lose its shine and quickly becomes dull.

I was a tad disappointed in the slowdowns but, given the beauty of the game, it was forgivable.

Full of great gameplay and action, great graphics, great sound, great control, and great frustration.

Dull and repetitive. Truly a boring title.

Too little too late!

With solid gameplay, numerous options, and loads of extras, most will find their money well spent. Even the graphics and audio are impressive, leaving little to be desired.

This game really lacks the small things that make you feel like you are in a football game.

With the stunning graphics, super-fun co-op mode, and intelligent and seamless interface, you won’t be worrying about the storyline until well after you’ve finished shooting fireballs at the last of the frost giants.

The only real complaint to be found is the game’s length, as it must be completed in a specified period of time, thirty of Olimar’s days.

I was hugely un-impressed. It just becomes very repetitive and boring after the first few hours, because you realize that it will never improve.

The positives—good graphics and game stability—don't make up for the lack of diversity in vehicles and inability to tweak performance.

With its strong point on quantity, Dave Mirra’s Freestyle BMX 2 fails on the quality of rider control and in distinct graphics.

Offers a level of speed and intensity that’s difficult to capture in a game. It’s a complex balance to reach, but Acclaim definitely came close to achieving it.

It just feels like the same hacked out stuff that we've seen before. Lack of player choices and absurd overall difficulty don't serve well for impressing a player.