A great buy...for those few unfortunate gamers out there who have yet to get a PS2 or a GameCube.

An engaging naval strategic combat game that is big on challenges.

The interface is designed for ease of use, and the game boasts terrific sound and graphics. This is a wonderful game.

This title doesn’t advance the series; it’s really more like a watered-down version of AVP2.

If you are a PlayStation-only owner, you will find this game challenging, though not quite in the same league as Madden Football.

The addition of funny commentary and extremely exaggerated wrestling moves with a solid and fun football game has definitely been worth it to me.

Fails to grasp the raw intensity of a basketball street game or offer something that comes close to a challenge. Fans of basketball will be surely disappointed with this offering.

With an in-depth franchise mode, advanced AI, ESPN style presentation, and online play, you can't find a better deal...on par if not better than "Madden 2003."

There's no question that it brings a lot more to the table (in every department) than the previous (PSX) version, but it still isn't perfect.

Until 989 finds their niche and polishes the basics, they will always be underdogs on the virtual football field.

The addition of online play and Mini-camp are simply awesome.

This game has tons of action, blasting away at alien scum, and won't get beaten in the course of a couple of hours. It's definitely one of the deeper ones out there.

While not an entirely bad game, Street Hoops misses the mark completely and doesn’t fully capture the passion of an authentic street game.

There are plenty of challenges, huge playing environments and highflying tricks to give extreme sports gamers their money’s worth, but there are also a few flaws that can’t be ignored.

If you have a lot of friends, you'll be pleased with Beach Spikers.

The game has enough extras, graphical improvements, and secrets that it does a great job just being itself and not another port.

A terrific game. It does have a few flinches along the line of scrimmage, but once the ball is snapped, this game executes extremely well.

Tsunami 2265 is an interesting game with a lot to offer and while the action can grow somewhat repetitive the game is still an enjoyable treat that shouldn’t be missed.

Not only is Sega Sports Tennis a realistically true tennis simulation but it’s also extremely challenging and fun as well.

One of Aggressive Inline's most appealing aspects is the simplest (yet most brilliant) of them all: zero time limit. I could go on and on about how wonderful this is, but I don't think I have to.

The problem is that the missions you’ll have to complete consist almost entirely of defending this or that base, or playing escort to a group of ships. In other words you spend too much time defending and protecting and not enough time in one-on-one dogfights and full-on combat without worry of damaging friendly units.

Yes it has good and tight control, but acceleration and speed can be a real chore with some vehicles.

The biggest and what will probably be the final deathblow to this game for a lot of people is the overall difficulty.

Exactly what extreme inline skate fans have been looking for and the game will not disappoint in any way. Terrific graphics, massive environments and an exclusive extra level make this a Must-Have.

It's only a few steps up from the first Crazy Taxi.

It's very fulfilling and a challenge. The graphics are very good, and the music sets a appropriate mood. If not for some camera issues and a bit of "unfair" attacks here and there, I'd rate it higher.

The game has improved leaps and bounds since last years version, which is surprising since it was done wonderfully last year.

The animation is exceptional, and the options package is certain to give fans of this sport many enjoyable hours of total gridiron immersion.