It looks fantastic, sounds fantastic, and possesses unrivaled gameplay – online or off.

The clips are nothing more than what you see on “Wild on E!” plus, the game doesn’t do the biking or the porn stuff well.

If you are outside the U.S. and have access to "Winning Eleven" or "Pro Evolution Soccer" this game isn’t going to impress you.

If online play is the pure reason you are buying this game, you may be seriously disappointed. The online racing can be very fun, but without any incentives there eventually gets to be no point to it.

The graphics are bad, the gameplay is below average and the career mode is weak, add it all up and it makes for a game I can’t really recommend to anyone.

If you want a great game to play online, go with "Links"; if you want a great career mode, go with Tiger Woods. Both games are equal (I know, it’s a cop out) and you can’t go wrong with either one.

Well, knock me across the head with a sledgehammer and call me Koko B. Ware...Smackdown: Shut Your Mouth is a great title!

No matter what anyone tells you, Inside Drive 2003 is NOT the same game as last year. With the addition of sliders, how can you honestly say it's the same game??

One of the most enjoyable golf games on the market today – and the best overall on any console system.

Doesn’t even do an average job in simulating real basketball. Too many blocks, no sliders, and bad rebounding AI are just a few of the things that cause this title to be sub par.

The best gets better. No doubt about it. The guys at Neversoft got pushed by the competition and they responded.

Sluggish at best and the controls leave a lot to be desired. Very often this game looks like it is moving at half speed, and you never get that visual feeling of speed that you get from other titles.

The best simulation of videogame basketball bar none.

There is room for improvement in execution of strategy and AI but it looks great, sounds great and is fun to play.

I think I might be in the minority thinking this game is an absolute mountain of canine fecal matter... just another quick hit to get a gamer’s $50 on a new console that doesn’t have any competition for it.

The Gameplay reminded me more of a charity All-Star game than an actual NBA game.

With slick graphics, fantastic crashes, and strong replayability, Burnout 2 is more then worth a look and strong consideration for 2002’s "Sleeper" of the Year.

This series has a lot of potential. The future is bright.

If you love Nascar, but don’t have the time to play a game for a week before you can even compete, then this is your cup of tea...It’s fun, it’s easy, and it doesn’t take a lot of intelligence to succeed in.

A game that is a lot of fun, and has considerable depth. However, being an arcade game at heart, it may be frowned upon by the sim player.

Superb. The game has more than enough features for a golfer to keep interest in this game without ever playing on the internet.

I can’t think of one thing that will bring me back to it for my F1 fix.

A good game and light-years better than 2k2... The sim engine and the inability to get sacks are parts of the game where improvements are needed.

The things they did well, were recreating a football atmosphere with a hard-hitting, fast paced game. I don’t think they are far off; they need to come up with a challenging level of play, more animations and a completely revamped recruiting system.

With the Internet play and use of the console engine, it is king.

Madden, Sega, and Fever fanboys need not apply. Blitz is Blitz! And it is fun.

If I felt like I had more control over stopping the pass, I would probably rate Gameday 2003 higher.

It offers a lot of features that will keep a street basketball fan interested in this game. Still, if you aren’t into street basketball or not a big basketball fan, I can’t suggest giving this game more than a rental.