It'll take more than pretty pictures to get me excited again about playing with virtual plastic toys in make-believe green choppers.

It has enough gameplay modes to last a while, plus the pitching/batting mechanisms are variable enough to make the pitcher/batter duels a little bit unpredictable.

It manages to bring about a TV Style presentation that has been missing from other NASCAR games as well as a variety of fun modes. NASCAR fans should certainly check his sleeper hit out.

A nice new fighting type game that is unique and entertaining.

In the end "X-men" is well done with many good ideas that plays just a bit too stiff for my liking.

It's this inflexibility to allow for player experimentation that keeps "Sheep Raider" into the realm of very good PSOne game, instead of the near-classic status.

989 Sport's MLB 2002 continues the tradition of Deja Vu with an aging foundation that is still fun to play.

A stripped-down rehash of the excellent "FIFA 2002."

Offers enough “Zelda”-type gameplay and production values to make it a PSOne standout.

The magic of the revert comes through despite the graphical flaws.

Worth renting, but not owning unless you're a diehard fan of the movie.

One of the few PSX racers worth paying top dollar for these days if you love the sport (and don't have access to a Nintendo 64).

Fans of previous Metal Gear stealth adventures will have to adjust their tolerance level to ‘HIGH’ to deal with MGA’s insanely hard and complex new turn-based card system.

Being the only 32-bit baseball title with up-to-date rosters, however, doesn’t mean a heck of a lot when everything else looks like the rehashed and barely-improved years-old product that this title actually is.

The one-two punch of this brawler and "Metal Slug X" has finally brought a smile to the faces of SNK fans still morning the loss of the NeoGeo Pocket.

With an innovative robot customization feature not seen since Armored Core and a solid fighting engine to boot, this little game that could shows up swinging.

It's great in small doses but may wear a bit thin when taking double shots.

Easily the best console Simpsons game ever. Considering that the lot it’s in is comprised primarily of crap that isn’t surprising but the fact that I like this game better than Crazy Taxi might be.

How willing you are to invest time and effort into mastering Guilty Gear X2’s intimidating (and deep) list of moves and potential combos will determine whether this will be a casual distraction or your next obsession.

A good choice for the casual baseball gamer who focuses more on multiplayer and online versus solid deep franchise play.

While I prefer the multiplayer, and will continue to play it for quite a while, the single player game became a bit too monotonous for my liking in the end.

An RPG geared for the hardest of the hardcore RPG fanatic.

If you are a hard core gamer, but a lousy button masher (no-not an oxymoron) you will have a sucky time. That's as fair as I can be as non-masher.

Easily the best NCAA basketball game in ages.

The eye-candy quota is attractive enough to make this a must-own for rally racing nuts (like yours truly), but “V-Rally 3” still holds on to its title as the best racing game of its kind on PS2 (and XBox as well).

Enjoy Grandia II for its appealing characters, interesting story, 30+ hour length and the best active-time battle engine in the business.

Other than the VHS-quality bonus videos with the developers and the absence of "Moon Patrol" and "Stun Runner" this is Midway’s best compilation of classic videogames to date.

Every single kung-fu move that I had hoped I could perform, I can. Every single slow motion cinematic I had hoped would be present, certainly is. And every single story detail I could have hoped for is present and accounted for.