While it may not capture the "feel" of surfing quite as well as its closest competitor, it makes up for it with better wave models and the incredible number of actions to perform on each wave.

The shortcomings in the PS2 version have been ironed out on the Xbox, leaving hockey gamers everywhere with the best arcade style hockey game to date.

While it may not capture the "feel" of surfing quite as well as its closest competitor, it makes up for it with better wave models and the incredible number of actions to perform on each wave.

A solid, if standard platformer if you have some appreciation for Scooby-Doo or if you're looking for a game for the kids.

Extremely addicting. This is the type of game that you get up early and stay up late for just to see what will happen next.

Personally it's a little too simplified for my tastes, but I could see how it might appeal to a more casual or younger race fan.

SK’s controls are quite a bit choppy and jumpy; the game is so far from responsive it should be a crime.

Lets you blast up dinosaurs, but its attempt to mix full control of the character plus fast-paced shooting ends up less than average.

A decent action game. There are a few flaws and a lack of depth, but it’s definitely playable and fun.

Hardcore platform gaming. If you don’t mind platforming where the odds aren’t in your favor, this is your game.

You'll see a lot of poor passes (regardless of your quarterback choice), poor tackling (even for a computer-controlled player), hot and cold A.I. and many, many wide open receivers dropping balls. This is probably the most frustrating aspect of NCAA 2k3.

There’s more of everything that you’ve come to expect from the series, but nothing revolutionary.

Party game gone to hell thanks to its poor execution.

Midway has come out of nowhere to create the most entertaining arcade baseball game in years.

The animation is equally as weak, and this is especially noticeable when you see Blade's rigid front and back flips. The XBox does a noticeably better job than the PS2 though.

Party game gone to hell thanks to its poor execution.

Easily the best racer of this year, Sega GT 2002 has also become a serious competitor to reigning king "Gran Turismo 3."

The animation is equally as weak, and this is especially noticeable when you see Blade's rigid front and back flips. The XBox does a noticeably better job than the PS2 though.

The GameCube and Xbox versions outshine the PlayStation version by a wide margin. Textures, framerate and clarity are all done far better on the Xbox and Cube, while the PS2 suffers greatly from poor framerates, bland textures, and bad draw in.

The game's tedious hit detection scheme is frustrating and at most times it feels like the game is cheating you.

It's a decent first person shooter with many multiplayer options, lots of gore and several flaws. None of those flaws make the game unplayable, they just keep it from standing head and shoulders above other, similar games.

Mediocre.

A good sequel... But if you didn’t like the first one, you won’t find much new to like here.

The downside to the simplistic controls is that the overall gameplay is not too deep.

It's not exactly a killer online app, but it's free, it's easily to play, it's fun, and it runs pretty much flawlessly.

The animations are disappointing. Shooting someone should offer some satisfaction, but in SOCOM the dead man just slumps over.

It succeeds in presenting a believable story with likeable characters in a world that is far more detailed than the original. If I had to pick an RPG of the Year, (or hell Game of the Year) right now, Icewind Dale II would be it.

The game isn’t about guns, action, blood and mayhem. It’s a game dealing with stealth in its purest form.