The moment I picked it up, it was hard to separate me from it. And as I've told many already, any game that can make me smile as much as this game does is definitely a gem of its own.

A fantastic multiplayer.

Its gameplay has evolved to a funfactor of hell yes!

This thing is too easy to run against. I usually get a average of 7 yards on my running plays in this game.

NFL 2k3 seems to be aimed at more for those who have a touch of arcade football within them while "Madden 2003" is for the hardcore simulation gamer. Overall I would choose Madden 2003 as the winner of the football crown for this season by just a hair.

The AI and specific aspects of the gameplay need tweaking, and graphically it could stand a few tweaks too, but very fun to play regardless.

The game also includes a cool behind the scenes footage of the game and interviews with coverboy Marshall Faulk, John Madden, Al Michaels and Melissa Stark.

Casual sports gamers will often find frustration due to the computer AI.

A sleeper hit that is not only enjoyable on the eyes, but the action, the story, and the maturity of the game really spice up the title. While the game is short, a game that leaves you yearning for more has to be good.

A refreshing change from the old 3D fighter molds we see a lot of today. The character's unbalanced strengths is definitely a weak point and can make this a frustrating game for some, so I give you that warning.

Camera angles at its best. There is no need to control the camera angle if it's already position in the best possible matter – which seems to be how the camera works all the time. This is perfection at work.

As for the actual game playing, this game keeps a F1 games physics, and gives you a sometimes unforgiving difficulty.

It’s a little short, and it doesn’t have a great variety of play, but WotS will satisfy those longing for a Bushido Blade 2 sequel.

The game offers a great ride while also telling us a little more about the inner stories of Episode II that were not mentioned in the movie.

Very fun, though still plays a lot like the first Spiderman game I played on PlayStation (which isn't a bad thing, but hoped for a somewhat different experience).

Teach your PS2 well, and the phrase “the A.I. sucks” will no never be spoken about this title.

The classic damsel in distress tale takes a sci-fi twist and then falls flat on its face.

JSRF isn't going to wow you with its realistic factor, but it will blow you away by showing off a colorful and very beautiful cell shaded world.

Quite a[n] addictive and enjoyable game, however, the controls are something to get used to at first.

Controlling Max is a cinch, with responsive movement and a well thought out button configuration.

Overall, I was very happy with Sonic and kept me playing longer than Sonic on NeoGeo Pocket Color did.

Adequate for those seeking a second dose of some hoppin beats and humorous raps from the crew.

Great RPG and certainly the best one on the PS2 currently, however, I feel it isn't as great as past FF's have been due to its lack of freedom.

The lastability isn't extraordinary, but it is decent.

Of course misery loves company. So call up someone you hate, and invite them over for hours of terminal and ponderous gaming. Whee!

Overall, a very fun game to play, though a warning goes out to anyone who can get frustrated with games, as this game's difficulty can really frustrate and anger you at times as it had me.

The best graphical looking game of 2001.

Game mechanics may be tedious, but they are also very enjoyable nonetheless.