A good game, with some flawed controls, but a nice look.

The game is still fun, and still retains the exploratory element that made the first game so addictive.

A witty and pretty game that's absorbing and charming, but ultimately will bore you with its long quests and constant backtracking.

Just what fans of the series had been waiting for, a solid game that's even more real than before.

It's got some of the better features of THPS3 for the PS2 and X-Box thrown in, and plays well.

What the hell is that ethernet modem for if you can't take the Hawk online? Because of that, this Hawk rates slightly lower than the PS2 version.

Rallisport does more than just win over casual racing fans - it make an otherwise niche genre something fun and exciting - hey, Sony did it with golf and Hot Shots - Microsoft is just using a different set of drivers.

All said and done, Knockout Kings 2002 does not have a contender in sight, leaving it as the definite king of the ring.

Another facet of the game is a pseudo-RPG element, which adds some replay value to the game, but becomes so ridiculously tedious after a short while that you won't go back to it.

There's plenty to be scared of in Shadow Man 2econd Coming, it's just a matter of whether or not you have the patience and commitment to raise the dead once again.

Perfect release timing and the least complicated control set possible. They've slightly erred on both this time out.

The world of first-person shooters is so crowded that in order to stand above the crowd you need to at least have outstanding graphics, and Renegade fits that bill.

It's the best, most well-rounded basketball game out there, and soars above the competitors.

It's a more in-depth game than High Heat, which is why All Star moves slower and the games seem longer.

It's a modified "Fighting Force" with a little thought behind it, but it is also hamstrung by controls that are less than intuitive.

The same mediocre game on the Cube as it was on the PS2.

It's a good training game, but there's too much looseness in the controls to make it a top draw.

Crash takes you on a huge adventure that may be repetitive, but sure is entertaining.

From the clean lines of the characters to the neo-corporation look of the cities to the lightning-fast action and rail, wall, and banister grinding, Jet Set Radio is something you'll want in your future.

If you want the best baseball out there, with speed, finesse, and control, then you have to go with the All Star.

The purists choice for outstanding baseball action...a fun, authentic, and accurate baseball sim.

An instant classic, and makes golf more fun while keeping it real.

Circus Maximus isn't the best game for the X-Box, nor is it the most fun - but it certainly is innovative, and you might find yourself playing for hours despite your objections.

Jam fans will find the move to the Advance didn't really make the experience any better.

It's the same old game, and a short one at that.

The music is really good, and the challenge is incredibly hard.

Short, mindless fun.

FIFA handled a little better, but World Tour has a little more depth. FIFA looks a little better, but World Tour has more heart in the animation.