Isn't exactly a new game, [but] it is one of the coolest budget titles around. [Jan 2003, p.40]

As an overall experience, there isn't anything unique going on beyond the transformation gimmick. [Nov 2002, p.54]

If twisting your mind into knots sounds like fun, you'll love Bombastic. [Oct 2003, p.40]

The most polished, varied, creative mix of EyeToy games yet. [Jan 2005, p.76]

A great game to play in short spurts and is really catered well to those novice golfers who [have] just purchased a PS2. [Nov 2002, p.52]

The graphics and music are very strong, and often approach "Final Fantasy X" quality, but the visual design is much less inspired. [July 2003, p.32]

Everything in this iteration has been improved, and the addition of five-oh in your rear-view adds a degree of drama. [Holiday 2005, p.98]

Still, the action is always fun, and provides a great soccer challenge. [Sep 2006, p.86]

There's got to be a better control configuration. [Holiday 2005, p.82]

ASB 2005 will dazzle you with flashes of brilliance. Yet seconds later, it will infuriate you with its many rough edges. [May 2004, p.25]

What it lacks is craft. Kay feels like the thesis project of a recent game school graduate, with haphazard, connect-the-dots levels filled with an endless parade of breakable pots. [Oct 2005, p.90]

this is as intense and refined a shooter as can be. No, the WWII genre is not dead. This game is proof. [Holiday 2005, p.80]

Technically competent, G1 Jockey 3 lacks the spark that made "Gallop Racer 2003" so much fun. [July 2003, p.33]

It may not push the boundaries of the genre in any real way, but it does provide a wealth of characters, depth and generally well-balanced gameplay. [Feb 2004, p.32]

Should be enjoyable for hardcore RPG gamers or longtime fans of the series. [Nov 2007, p.88]

Plus, the game looks and sounds solid, and has quick loads and 32-player online play. [Holiday 2006, p.83]

Just even barely hitting anything and your car explodes into pieces. Put frankly, this just makes the game unnecessarily frustrating. [August 2002, p.21]

Unique, crazy deep and charming, and the head-to-head mode can keep you going for a very long time. [May 2005, p.73]

still a fun romp, and that's what matters most. [Holiday 2005, p.76]

Sadly, this game doesn't feel very personalized for country music fans when it comes to its venues. [May 2006, p.80]

It's not going to win any awards, but what's there is good, though unclean, fun. [Dec 2003, p.72]

With patience, DHF can deliver with massive funkmaster flexibility. [Nov 2004, p.90]

So yeah, it's a virtual exercise tape. But it's cool. [June 2005, p.78]

The AI is easily duped and the coaching options are limited. EA still doesn't give this sport the "Madden" treatment, and it really shows. [Apr 2005, p.76]

Admittedly, the game is on the short side, but that doesn't detract from the overall experience too much. [Dec 2004, p.92]

There are plenty of cool moves, and the lead character is lots of fun to control, but boring level design and highly repetitive gameplay steal a lot of this potential hit's thunder. [Dec 2002, p.40]

Everything else is pretty much the same as the PS3 version, though, sadly, the online play has been stripped out. [Dec 2007, p.73]

We would like to have seen a bit more effort put into the dynasty mode. [Oct 2002, p.35]