Even though small additions have been made, you'd be better off waiting for THPS3.

With the excessive amount of tricks available, well planned and superbly designed skate parks, and solid soundtrack, it almost makes you forget that there's a guy named Mat Hoffman waiting in the wings.

While some people may feel that Castlevania was not meant to be 3D, we'd have to sorely disagree, being pleasantly surprised with the job Konami have done here. Have no doubt, Castlevania 64 kicks some major butt!!!

With a limited number of tracks and hidden riders to expand the game, you may find that it’s biggest challenge will be keeping you interested past the rental return date.

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.

Even with the graphical limitations of the PS One, the game still looked good enough to scare the wits out of us, and often seemed more threatening and tense than the "Resident Evil" games.

A solid stealth ninja game that is a pleasure to play.

It doesn't have the longevity that we'd like, but it's one of the only games in the series to really make you feel like you're playing war with the plastic men you grew up with in a fun, satisfying way.

It's less of a game than Pokemon Stadium to be sure, but fans of the whole phenomenon will leap right to it.

Like any program of its ilk, the quality of the results you get from it will be in direct proportion to the amount of time you put into it. Just beware of the memory limitations.

Multiplayer is just as frenetic as always, including 8 modes from the classic Monkey Tag to Capture the Flag.

NFL Blitz isn't about football - it's about fun, and it delivers that message with extreme results.

Inoffensive, cute, and somewhat challenging, "Kirby 64" won't slay you with great graphics or spectacular gameplay, but it will keep younger gamers interested for quite a while.

A great action game – much better than the original.

Too short and not polished enough.

Who is the audience for this game on the PS2? The answer is really only those who don't own either a Dreamcast or a decent PC.

Far from an awful game due to its relative depth and difficulty. It just doesn’t do anything we haven’t seen before.

The others try for the Big Show, but will get sent back to the Cactus Leagues when you get your hands on this.

This is a fun little arcade-style racing title designed to give you an outlet for aggression. Go into it with the right expectations, and you'll have a blast.

If you're new to the series, this is arguably the best Resident Evil game ever made.

There's nothing all that special about the units or the missions, and there's absolutely no innovation to the gameplay itself.

The graphics are the game’s strong point, with fluid character development and crisp backgrounds.

The game is still fun to play while respecting the limits of physics and surfboards.

Once you've played a while, and realize that a full franchise mode is missing, along with create-a-player and free agency trades, you'll realize that Drive didn't drive hard enough to compete with 2K2 or Live.

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

No big surprises here, from level design to weapon selection. A complete retread of yesteryear's game play.

Changing into an angelic creature with magical powers from time to time is something you haven't seen in a survival horror title before, and makes Devil Inside well worth playing.

Simply the best Star Trek ship game on any console system right now, it's a good thing that Activision took the time and care to give the Trek fans an experience worth waiting for.