Realistic? Nope. But it makes for a nail-bitingly dramatic pitcher/batter interface - something everyone's been dying to capture since NES's "Baseball Stars." [August 2002, p.109]

There are many flaws. The fighters move as if wearing cinder-block shoes. [July 2002, p.101]

The visuals might pass for first-generation quality at best. [August 2002, p.110]

Missions bounce from being overly long and difficult to short and simple with no apparent logic. [August 2002, p.109]

The controls are easy to learn, and the game has a surprising depth. [August 2002, p.110]

The whole thing just feels like one big accident. [July 2002, p.101]

The fast action, great graphics, incredible draw distance and undeniable fun attached make Superfly's racing tough to beat. [August 2002, p.110]

More challenge than "Sled Storm," but more frustrating too...I still had a blast. [August 2002, p.108]

It was worth the wait; this is every bit the Wipeout you've been waiting for. [June 2002, p.100]

Truly the game is fun. It's good, solid baseball. [Sept 2002, p.119]

If I could've set things up more like the controls in "Quake" or "Half Life," I think I would've enjoyed it more. [August 2002, p.108]

It is without a shadow of a doubt the perfect example of the most mediocre racing game I've ever seen. [July 2002, p.100]

Its boring tracks make you feel more like you're racing around a generic airport terminal with fancy backdrops than actually IN the exotic locales. [June 2002, p.97]

The players move like they're playing real soccer. [Oct 2002, p.151]

It's a great-looking, fun game that only really suffers in its lack of innovation. [August 2002, p.111]

The most obvious change from "F1 2001" is that the graphics have been given a major overhaul yet again. It's faster, more detailed and packed with fancy effects. [Sept 2002, p.112]

Graphics are average at best, combat is kind of shaky, and the actual quests are rather uninspired. [Sept 2002, p.117]

Profoundly mediocre, the kind of game that only hardcore Digi-fans will like. [June 2002, p.102]

You're contantly shooting the same enemies over and over in rather dull environments, only to come upon completely lackluster bosses. [August 2002, p.107]

There's enough here for die-hard UFC fans to sink their teeth into, and it's worth their time to check it out. Everyone else, though, should stay away. [July 2002, p.102]

The game itself seems to suffer from a ridiculous lack of balance. [July 2002, p.100]

The average player will struggle with the utterly unintuitive fighting system. [August 2002, p.111]

This game is hard – it starts out tough and gets tougher from there. [June 2002, p.98]

One of the most incredible experiences I have ever had with a game. [July 2002, p.98]

It can be really exciting - or really frustrating. It all depends on whether luck is with you. [July 2002, p.100]

The levels are massively, monstrously gargantuan. [August 2002, p.107]

Proves that cel-shading rocks for some games. If only gameplay rocked, too. [August 2002, p.110]

Night does such a fine job of capturing the essence of Scooby that any die-hard fan would do well to check it out. [July 2002, p.101]