While the different batting camera angles are missing, ASB 2003 is outstanding.

Like a teenager hooking up with a lady. It’s fun while it lasts, but it doesn’t last long!

The only real negative is the fact that you have to leave the last two controller ports empty.

A far cry from the Sonic of the early 90’s.

Even if you have never even played SMW, it's still fun to go out and play one of the games that truly defined the Mario franchise. This is a great game.

Questionable control, average graphics, and shoddy music...in the majority of respects it's a decent affair.

The game is great, through and through, albeit short.

It does suffer from some of the same issues that original game had. Namely, the disjointed steal and alley oops, and the lack of visual or aural character that comprises the NBA.

Everything a driving fighter should be: fast, varied, destructive, and customizable.

Overall, Madden 2002 is a better game. However, NFL QBC ’02 is a fine game, and offers a different angle on football...makes a strong argument to own more than one football game.

Too few mini-games, too little fun, and frustrating navigation ruin what is essentially an interesting concept. The whole debacle lasts approximately three hours, the first of which is spent locating all of the attractions and being told you can’t enter.

A weekend may be enough for most, as the flaws of unimpressive graphics, brief-lived audio humor and questionable control are substantial.

A mediocre RPG experience including great side quests such as fishing, hunting, and collecting non-mandatory playable characters and items that make this a truly deep and enjoyable package.

I simply cannot recommend this game to anyone, not even to those who are my most evil of enemies.

While the game might not be the greatest single player adventure we've seen this year, it very well may be the best multi-player one.

Pikmin's simple, elegant design and compact structure redeem its brevity.

For future releases in this series, it’d be nice if there were more customization options and musical selections but those are minor gripes to what was, generally, a favorable experience.

Of all the racing games out there, my favorite is still "F-Zero" and "Mario Kart," but if you want something a little more realistic, but still a bit off the wall, go for this.

This type of slow, clunky nonsense goes on for the entire game.

Even players who absolutely hate puzzle games need to sit down and try dropping blocks with the beasts. If it were not for the tedious password system, this game would have received a perfect score.

The visual design is the best part of the game.

A little more variety and some replay value could have put this game at the top of the heap of shooters on the Game Boy Advance, but as it stands, it's okay for a little while.

Offers some excellent gameplay and a fun multiplayer racing experience.

Three of the four are really good.

It doesn't have Madden's depth, but then, it doesn't have Madden's Mt. Everest learning curve, either.

These mini-games are one of the only things about Wario Land 4 that I didn't like. In a nutshell, they're repetitive and don't give enough money. Plus, the mini-games are limited in their fun factor.

If only my girlfriends looked this good!

A constant, an ever-glimmering paradox that may someday lead the land into a brightened future.