The action is intense, and the super-strong vehicle lets you slam into walls and other racers without worry.

Hilariously crude.

If you have an urge to knock some balls around during the winter, then Tiger Woods might be able to help you out.

The game’s lack of realism (your cars can’t get damaged or dirty) takes away from that devilish feeling that you’re doing something naughty with the family car.

Fans of the genre will probably get their rocks off, but casual gamers will find it a big tease.

The long missions require a lot of patience, but not as much as you needed to sit through the movie.

If you want a glimpse of what the NBA might look like if Vince McMahon were the commissioner, then you owe yourself a look at NBA Hoopz.

If the steep learning curve has you hollering "Mayday!" a little too often, you can always switch sides and play as a Japanese pilot—and plan a little do-it-yourself Pearl Harbor.

Teams of up to four can then venture to visually stunning alien worlds, solving puzzles and wasting anything that moves.

A history of hoops that lets you bring almost every star player (dating back to the 1950s) out of the mothballs.

Despite surprisingly disappointing graphics, RC Revenge Pro takes you back to grade school with more remote-controlled cars than a well-stocked Toys “R” Us.

An adventure game that looks and plays shamelessly like "Tomb Raider," only without the oversized breasts.

Ultra-deep.

Roughly 9,200 people are injured yearly on roller coasters—and here’s your chance to add to the carnage!

The ugly graphics make this feel more "On Her Majesty’s Secret Service" than "Goldfinger."

Sometimes the visual assault becomes so chaotic, you may lose track of your on-screen location. Our advice: Fly blind and keep on shooting.

Get really good and you challenge real women’s champ Jeanette “The Black Widow” Lee in her beach house—where losing your shirt wouldn’t be so bad.

An all-around crowd pleaser with great weapons, exotic locales, and enough mystery to keep you coming back for more.

This isn’t only one of the best looking and most intense PlayStation 2 games, it’s also hands down the loudest.

It’s about time someone used an SUV for more than hauling brats to soccer practice.

If sending a single bullet through someone’s head thousands of yards away sounds like a good Friday night to you, then Silent Scope is right up your alley (and therapy might not be a bad idea, either).

The most visually impressive football game ever.

Two guns up.

There’s no ear biting in Tyson’s animated repertoire (damn!), but there’re plenty of other ways to rearrange your opponent’s face—even though you won’t recognize any of them.

Blocky backgrounds and mushy controls make this about as tasty as a mouthful of yellow snow.

A potent Molotov cocktail of intrigue and fast, bloody action.

Unfortunately, the controls are still choppy compared with Dreamcast blockbuster "Soul Calibur," which defeats the purpose of splurging on a new PlayStation 2.

The scares happen early and often, so we strongly recommend you play this one with the lights turned down and the volume turned up. Just make sure you have a diaper on.