The graphics are clear and colorful, and the play control is tight. [Apr 2003, p.135]

At times, the camera shows the action at awkward angles, but for the most aprt it's spot on. [Apr 2003, p.134]

The story and game play are ever bit as interesting and compelling as they were when the game was originally released in 1998. [Mar 2003, p.134]

The concept is well-executed, but the lack of different play modes or minigames limits the title's scope. [June 2004, p.121]

The graphics are subpar, the story is muddled and the missions are repetitive. [Apr 2003, p.134]

It's a fun baseball sim, but not a grand slam. [Apr 2003, p.135]

It's hard to imagine a more enjoyable baseball experience. [May 2003, p.138]

Its main weakness is the overall absence of Mary-Kate and Ashley's charismatic personalities. [Feb 2003, p.155]

Visibility is severely limited in both views, however, and the game offers no navigational aid. [Apr 2003, p.139]

The rules are complex, but most players will get the gist of the game after a few battles. [Feb 2003, p.158]

The Bust-a-Move series once again offers hours of fun for action-puzzle fans. [Feb 2003, p.156]

The camera control works great and the play-control scheme is well-designed. [May 2003, p.139]

A radar display shows enemy positions - unrealistic, but useful. [Apr 2003, p.134]

It's a feature-packed winner with great graphics. [Mar 2003, p.137]

Faster and more thrilling than "SSX Tricky's" GBA adaptation. [May 2003, p.140]

A lot of great ideas went into the game, but a clumsy battle system and frustrating camera prevent the game from realizing its full potential. [Mar 2003, p.135]

The graphics are colorful and detailed, but the characters are small. [Apr 2003, p.136]

The monstrous length of the game is an RPG fanatic's dream. [Feb 2003, p.154]

Boxer's Life mode follows a story line with scenes that clue you in to the weakness of your next opponent - a cool feature for a fun game. [Mar 2003, p.136]

Although the game doesn't have the intangibles that put "Freekstyle" over the edge, it's still a wild ride. [May 2003, p.139]

Great story and challenging scenarios. [Mar 2003, p.136]

Slightly gimmicky but still very entertaining. [Mar 2003, p.136]

Has similarities to the basic game play of the "Super Smash Bros." series. [Feb 2003, p.158]

A complex passing and player-switching scheme makes play control unnecessarily difficult, but the action flows freely and the excitement level is high. [June 2003, p.138]

The single-player game covers more than 30 levels with new nonlinear level progression. [Feb 2003, p.159]

Unlike some racing sims, F11 2002 does not allow you to refit your vehicles or upgrade them as the season advances. [Apr 2003, p.137]

Play control is clumsy at times, and jumping gaps can be frustrating, but the overall playing experience is fun. [Feb 2003, p.156]

The action is antic and the game is easy to pick up and play, but it doesn't have the depth of other titles in the genre, such as the "Super Smash Bros." games. [Apr 2004, p.122]