I can't help feeling like this game was designed by sadists, for masochists. It's that frustrating. [Nov 2002, p.183]

Includes almost everything we loved in the first game and takes it all to the next level. [Sept 2002, p.113]

The game is free and it's a load of fun. [Oct 2002, p. 150]

I love this game, and I don't see myself playing anything else at home for a good three or four months. [Sept 2002, p.11]

I can't help feeling like the game would have benefited from another six months or so of development. [Nov 2002, p.192]

Just pick up "NCAA 2003" and forget this one even exists. [Oct 2002, p.149]

The controls and enemy A.I. don't seem to be as spot-on as you'd normally expect from a Capcom fighter. [Sept 2002, p.119]

Besides updated rosters, the game features little else...[but i]f you're stuck playing PSone football, Madden still reigns supreme. [Nov 2002, p.196]

The quarterbacks in GameDay take too damn long to throw the ball! [Nov 2002, p.196]

I like my sequels with a little more pizzazz. [Sept 2002, p.115]

The problem is that you never get a sense of what you've won and lost. I'd like a betting ticket to help me remember my bets. [Sept 2002, p.118]

This game plays with Warrick Dunn quickness, and the player models are the best in the business. But somehow the athletes feel sluggish, like they're chugging along with a slab of marble Velcroed to their backs. [Sept 2002, p.117]

Hoffman's sequel is so advanced - not just graphically - that it makes the first game feel like a bike with no chain. [Sept 2002, p.113]

GameDay has earned my respect, but "Madden" has earned my $50. [Oct 2002, p.148]

Madden has added so many goodies that Madden fans will be smiling ear to ear, and newcomers'll love it. [Sept 2002, p.116]

In every way that matters, College 2K3 doesn't hold a candle to EA Sports' benchmark NCAA series. [Sept 2002, p.115]

It's the crack cocaine of sports games. [Sept 2002, p.118]

What the game lacks in production values, it makes up for with pure action gameplay. [Sept 2002, p.113]

I feel greatly disappointed by the lack of polish that could have made it a killer title. [August 2002, p.108]

It's hard to call a game good when it features such shoddy controls and camera positioning. [July 2002, p.102]

NCAA 2003 comes so close to perfection that you really have to wonder if Tiburon can top itself again next year. [Sept 2002, p.114]

Adequate. But even at its best, it's merely mediocre. [Sept 2002, p.119]

Everything a Gunamite could ask for. [Nov 2002, p.196]

An above average PS One title. [Oct 2002 p.151]

Frustrating....It's not just that the level is tough, it's that the entire thing is filled with situations designed to prolong the game's length. [Sept 2002, p.114]

In the ongoing competition for the PS2's worse title, this game undershines them all.[Oct 2002, p.147]

The sloppy swordplay and imprecise magic attacks just make the game look like an alcoholic staging of Medieval Times. [June 2002, p.97]

The big problem is that none of the tasks are that engaging, and are made less so by the graphics. [Sept 2002, p.118]