An enjoyable romp while it lasts, I just wish driving wasn't such a big part of it all.

After playing online, say goodbye to your social life, and also the 12 mission single-player attempt.

This game is boring.

I was truly amazed at the overall completeness of the game.

An instant classic.

NFL 2K3 controls are as tight as ...uh....screwing your computer case screws in with an industrial driver.

But since the game operates in 3rd person, and doesn't give you a cursor when you're using important weapons like the flamethrower, you can't aim. This totally sucks.

Combat is frustrating noce you get multiple party members, basically because they don't do what you want them to do.

Boring landscapes, crummy models, and weak animation. On top of that, it chugs. It's the worst of both worlds, baby!

Despite the less-then-mediocre camera movement and control, Dead To Rights is a fun romp through a Hong Kong-like movie with all the thrilling elements and action sequences that would make John Woo proud.

For some reason, I could not tear myself away from playing this game...I got through the game in about six hours under the normal mode.

Probably the best game I had the pleasure to play this year. Combining a very simple concept with a good presentation and an addictive enough gameplay to keep me playing for years to come, the game has breathed a lot of fresh air into the otherwise stale gaming market.

Has my vote for THE WORST GAME EVER and I'm sure anyone else who plays it will agree with me. This even has "Universal Studios: Theme Park" beat, only because of how horrible the controls are, especially the 1992 "point and click" type of gaming.

I was pleased to see that it played well, and far surpassed my expectations.

The graphics and the gameplay will surprise you immensely. It's not everyday that you see a title like this on a small screen. Duke Nukem Advance will take you by surprise. You heard right.

While the single player aspects were shallow and unrewarding, the multiplayer is a huge success.

Also when you have friends, the multi-player is a beast to handle, so have fun.

With some better graphics and sound this could have really been an impressive title.

If you really liked "Oni," you'll probably dig this. If, for you, like most of the populace, "Oni" was a huge letdown, then you'll probably want to laugh derisively whenever anyone mentions this game.

Imagine taking the freedom and tricks from "THPS" and combine the adrenaline-pumping fun of a "Jet Set Radio." ... Truly a breath of fresh air for the gaming community.

If you want great arcade action with minimal thinking, then pick this game up. Because once you go Mech/Jet you never go back.

An ambitious game that tries to do something different, but ends up being more of a generic beat-‘em-up that really just isn’t that much fun to play.

Probably the hugest no-no will be the lack of in game saving and will really frustrate 99% of the gaming public. Honestly, the game was so close to becoming a huge hit that it really depressed me.

Madden with pageantry, that'd be a nice place to start when describing this game.

While the exhibition games are fairly bland, the season mode as well as the create-a-team mode just jaks this game into stardom.

Though at times it is hindered by boring training, the game pulls through with an excellent taste of realism that makes this game quite the interesting experience.

There doesn't seem to be a huge gap in play balancing, but the fact that there are so many different factions to play as doesn't seem to bring too much to the table.

The first few levels might draw a few smiles, but easily within an hour the game will used for skeet.