a very expansive and well thought out package that should be worth the money for most PC gamers.

While QB Club isn't a bad game, Madden is superior in every aspect, making QB Club a buy for Madden haters (If any).

A Must Buy title, 'nuff said.

For $9.99, you really can't do much worse, and it's easily one of the best of the bargain new releases.

One of the best frame rates for a game of its type on the PlayStation.

It's like nothing you've ever played before, and should be considered an instant classic by anyone with an appreciation for good RPG's.

Acclaim has wasted no time in beating every other company to the market with not only an inferior product, but also quite possibly one of their worst creations -- ever.

It's absorbing, beautiful, plays well, and will provide many, many hours of adventuring.

Those in the market for something different and unique, will most likely get the most satisfaction out of the game.

There's always next year -- but isn't that what we were saying last year?

A few of the niggling control and camera problems from the original game are still present, but if you were able to overlook them before, then you will absolutely love this sequel.

It has some of the most incredible graphics in a PC game thus far.

If the control had been worked on a little more Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 could have been a lot better.

There is no way around it, Royal Rumble feels entirely half-assed.

The gameplay is solid, but there is very little supporting it, and oh so very much holding it at bay.

A fun little action title that's inexpensive (making it an easy impulsive purchase), and incredibly addictive at the same time, which are two qualities that do not go hand-in-hand very often.

It nails down just about everything in the right places, and is definitely worth a look if you are interested in the genre.

All we have is a decently average first person shooter amidst an entire crowd of decently average first person shooters.

So I say to Sega, "Take me out of the ball game, forget the peanuts and Cracker Jacks, this boy's American pastime has been botched by Sega of America. Let freedom ring."

It is both generic and boring!

It's nagging qualm falls in an area of utter frustration, but when compared to the great visuals, crazy multi-player action, wide range of characters and all the other positives, there is no doubt that "Fur Fighters" is an entertaining title.

It's also a wonder that the programmers retained the motion blur for this perspective, as it seriously screws around with your ability to judge where the ball is going.

You won't exactly struggle with the controls, but they are nowhere near the excellence seen in the "Tekken" or "Street Fighter EX" series.

"Dark Reign 2" might fail to stand tall with titles like "Ground Control," "Homeworld," and "Starcraft."

Bad graphics, dreadful sounds, and lack of originality, leaves a very nasty taste in one's mouth after playing a few rounds.

Tremor has done a much better job in porting Railroad Tycoon 2 over to Sega's console than was done with the rather poor PlayStation version.

The camera doesn't seem to know where to point - sometimes it faces the front of the character for no reason and turning makes the camera spin nauseously.

I found myself hopelessly addicted to this pseudo-dungeon crawl, and I have a feeling it isn't just me.