It allows anyone to be a kid all over again and create some imaginary world where everything is to your liking, the place where you would really like to go and have fun.

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.

Fans will love its cruelty toward the good guys, but newcomers will want to rent to see if its reliance on "Tomba"-like skill collecting and fishing carry it over its rough spots.

There are far better prospects on the horizon which hopefully means BAM will get a clue and change.

It's pure FIFA, American style the way I've come to know and love it. Go Burn!

Rent it and relive all what's good (length, challenge, graphics) and bad (control, pixelation, difficulty, puzzles) about one of the PSX's best action series ever.

If you liked Spyro, you have to try this, it's simply that fun.

Blade in the end disappoints with frustratingly cheap gameplay that offers little fun.

I had the lowest expectations when I booted-up "Sarge's Heroes 2" on my PSOne, only to be pleasently surprised that it actually looks and plays like someone at 3DO put love and heart into creating it.

No matter what your heart tugs with, visions from the cartoon, Paul Dini's amazing work in comics, the sad fact is this game is crud.

If it keeps the cool Career mode, Custom Boxer Creation, decent polygon models and line-up of solid fighters (tossing out everything else, especially the awful 'toggle active hand' controller configuration), it could have the basis on which to rebuild a better game next year.

WWF Smackdown 2 know's its role and that is the best wrestler on the PSX.

Generic and by-the-numbers, 007 Racing shoehorns one of the world's best-known licenses into a dated car combat engine that wouldn't be taken seriously without it.

Stay away, far, far away from this and let's hope "ESPN NFL Primetime" can give EA some competition.

For the most of us, Sky Odyssey will remain an overly difficult game with little reward for the complicated and time consuming missions.

We already have a great title here that is quite a surprise and should be on any "Crash Bandicoot" fan's list.

It's not for those seeking deep simulation style 'football' but it will do for everyone else.

Nearly as enjoyable as the original. Despite all the frustration, I kept returning for more of the Wheelman's exciting life. Tanner is certainly "da man"!

Two arcade perfect ports of games that will get stale within a short few minutes. Back then, way back then, this may have been revolutionary but on the PS2 it's almost like an insult to the grown intelligence of gamers.

A masterpiece in it's genre. It's a shame its a genre that most casual players won't like.

They have the right idea with the Virtua Tennis approach but failed to come even close with the graphics to match. Shoddy graphics ruin this game ultimately.

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

We wailed on the controller and got a few laughs out of the game but in the end it just doesn't match the excellence of its Dreamcast brother.

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

One sweet and fun "Spyro"-like (game) for PSX owners with a sense of humor.

I can't see long-term value on a game that doesn't offer enough customization options or a Franchise mode to make it a lifetime investment.

Let's just hope that everyone goes back to the drawing board on PlayStation 2, and bring to the fans the ultimate and ORIGINAL "SW" experience they were denied on the 32-bit era.

Do you need a boring and dreadfully-average scavenger hunt for your PSX, guaranteed to be forgotten after the holidays are over?