Picture the most complete racer you could ever imagine, now double it. Gran Turismo is definitely the best racing game ever.

With a price of $19.99, Looney Tunes Racing might very well remain the greatest PS One Kart Racer ever.

The sequel elevates what was so great about the first one to a complete new level of terror.

To each his own opinion but for this one reviewer Legend of Dragoon is truly legendary.

Neversoft has captured the feeling of the sport as it has never been before. Dirty, gritty and real. You can almost feel the scraped knees.

What makes this game so great is that it uses a lot of cues from real life events to create believable and exciting missions... If there ever was a crowning jewel in first person shooters on the PlayStation, this is it.

Not to be missed.

Clearly the best space shooter ever.

With a story that isn't exactly there and a little confusing it's missing the feeling of being a true hero. Still the action is top notch and the missions are fun to boot.

Great balance and plenty of fun put this one on par with "Mario Kart" and if not for the average track design it would easily surpass.

This could very well be the final PS "Madden" and that's ok because it's the best!

Without it your PlayStation is naked.

I must say that Dino Crisis 2 is the most pleasing new experience in this whole Survival Genre yet.

One of the freshest, exciting and entertaining titles we have played in 1999. Reflections has done it again with a title that breaks boundaries and creates a new level of entertainment.

Aside from the story this is Crystal D's finest moment with a title that should make Lara Croft seems like yesterday's news.

There are so many extras, such as collecting new suits, new special powers, and classic comic book covers, that you will play this game for a long time.

A higher recommendation than "Vagrant Story" we can only give to "Chrono Cross", but coming second behind that masterpiece is like being the second child of a wealthy family: your older brother/sister will likely inherit the business, but you're guaranteed a sweet and cushy life.

If not for "Final Fantasy 7" this would probably be my pick for game of the year.

Slick interface, colorful graphics that display cool characters/shapes/colors and the best control interface ever conceived for a music game make this $30 PSOne the definite 32-bit representative of Konami’s perpetual cash cow. [12/31/02]

One of the rare, few 32-bit games that still impresses, still retains magic after being beaten, and still begs for one last shot at exploring all its secrets and milking all its three-dimensional worth.

Bigger, faster, more in depth and wholly better than XL but it remains largely the same despite additional gameplay modes, tracks etc.

Easily the best Crash game yet and possibly the greatest platforming title on the PSX yet. Although not as long as the previous games it provides the most bang for the buck!

Abe's Exoddus isn't different in too many ways from the original but it harkens back to that old saying. "If it ain't broke then why fix it?" fans of the original will be totally pleased here.

The greatest Boxing game on the PS period!

Story is a great component of any RPG but it has to have a quality battle engine alongside. Thankfully Grandia utilizes one of the best we have played.

The control in R4 is something that you will either be a fan of and realize that it offers almost unprecedented control or feel that it is so arcadish and fake that it's unbearable. I reside on the fan level.

Surprisingly fun.

The game is filled with imagination, color and good solid fundamental platforming elements. With the success that Toy Story has generated gamers will enjoy getting a chance to take control of Buzz Lightyear and giving those bad toys a real lesson in butt kicking.