Players who haven’t experienced Code: Veronica need to. It’s to die for.

If you own a PlayStation, Dreamcast, GameCube, PS2 or Xbox, I can't in good conscience recommend this as a purchase, but THPS 2 is definitely recommended for those of you who only own an N64.

While it is unfortunate that there is no online play or tournament feature included, the game still provides plenty of depth and fun for the whole family.

It's Madden's inherently deep replay value that makes the game a real value for the dollar. Couple that with excellent pass execution, solid football strategies and integration with rosters from the graduates of NCAA 2002 and you have very deep, solid, although somewhat aged game of professional football.

They have managed to bring some excellent Fleet-Based combat to a genre where games like Star Trek: Armada II have failed.

I can’t say I didn’t have oodles of fun with X Games; it just didn’t last too long. Boredom grew on me after a few runs through, and shamefully wouldn’t have with a few more features thrown in along with better visuals.

This game is just tedious and boring. I think it's all caused by the simplicity.

After a while, your thumbs and hands get tired along with your patience.

The real-time chat feature practically makes the game. There’s room for much more depth, but AFO is a great pick-up and play shooter, or 7-day rental.

On the Dreamcast, Shaba Games has sadly done little to differentiate the game from its PlayStation predecessor.

The control can be a pain but the strength of the Gundam story is good enough to struggle through it.

It's a piece of 2D history, and one that no DC owning fighting fan should be without.

A long, epic adventure that has a few problems here and there, but still stays entertaining.

It’s a very straightforward pseudo-3D platform game that’s loaded with character and some truly magical visuals.

The problem with the game itself is that after you have Deathmatched for hours on end in the same somewhat small sized, but well designed stages, there is not much more to do.

Through and through, Soldier of Fortune is a mess of a port.

This game is all around faster (than "Madden 2001") which makes the controls feel even tighter.

A game that initially turned me off completely, but somehow managed to keep me playing 'til the end.

Considering the simplicity of City Crisis, there is no reason that it should end so abruptly.

Starting with the graphics, they are mediocre at best. Poor polygon models, and inferior animation first strike the eyes as less than awe-inspiring.

Throws out the typical RTS paradigm and delivers a engaging game that comes through where it really matters-gameplay.

GT3 doesn't disappoint. The AI could be better, but everything else kicks too much ass to worry about it.

The few folks with the patience needed to understand the game's design goals and unusual approach will find a game with a lot of depth and a truly offbeat adventure. Those who abhor repetition and like their quests spelled out for them should stay away.

There aren't many bonuses to FFII and CT and it's disappointing. No making-of, no pages of artwork - just barebone games. Still, they're two of the best RPGs around.

Fortunately, there’s absolutely no lag during gameplay, so bombing friends is every bit as fast as before.

Digimon and card battle fans will find a comprehensive game in DCB, but non-fans could be turned off by the digital world.

A unique and refreshing console style RPG whose superb story and irreverent characters easily overshadow its minor technical limitations.

A very fun and gritty game with lots of charm to boot.