Raw is exactly what the name implies, raw. The game is confusing, boring and frustrating.

This may be the best single player experience (EA has) come up with yet.

It falls squarely in the middle of fun and boring as it's both. The repetitive nature of the game just takes out any fun that might have occurred in the beginning.

Difficulty varies wildly on some of these levels between infuriatingly hard and insultingly easy, but "Breakout" achieves its goal of a family-friendly title with gameplay that anyone can jump in and start having fun with.

Maybe the level design of the original wasn't so special to you but for us it's a step down.

Brain-dead fun rental all the way.

If Duke Nukem ever feels like bringing a fun and enjoyable game alongside his cavalcade of sexist innuendo, he'll be welcomed into my gaming library.

Although its graphics are dated and its sounds poor MIDI-like compositions, your imagination and your patience are the only limits to what you (and only YOU) can achieve in the game.

Had Konami not chosen to foolishly peruse an automatic switching control scheme, "ESPN MLS Gamenight" could have snuck into the 'must have' category of a "Virtua Tennis" or a "Fox Soccer '99" (kidding!).

This is still one of the best multiplayer games ever.

Mirra stands as the best BMX game on the market.

Cheerful, juvenile and more fun than what our rating might imply, "Danger Girl" is undone primarily because it's engine is riddled with technical flaws (collision detection, slug-like speed and frame-rate, poor aiming).

A good night's rental for the little one's as long as Mom or Dad are nearby to bail him/her out of the tougher spots.

One of the finest efforts yet from Sony. This is truly a surprise in this day of next generation consoles.

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.

There are enough satisfying nuggets of 'survival horror turned "Virtua Cop" clone w/limited movement' goodness to make this odd curiosity worth playing for most, and maybe even worth owning by the "RE" fanatics.

We can safely say that we highly recommend "Valkyrie Profile" as one of the PlayStation's best RPG's on 2000.

Bland and boring, this is a game to avoid unless you are the most rabid of ATV racing fans, tanked out of your mind on Schlitz, and have precious little else to do.

This game is obviously meant to be played by little children.

Not bad at all really but still not much to shout about.

If you liked "Colony Wars," or if you like "Star Trek," you'll probably like this game. I didn't like "Colony Wars," and I don't like "Star Trek."

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

That's the best part about this game -- it's easy to just pick up and play.

Falls squarely in the middle. It offers gamers two discs of entertainment that's not original, not half bad.

Talk about irritating! Keith Jackson spurts out the same few phrases his has over and over throughout the game.

But I would pledge my undying allegiance to anyone responsible for a beautiful work of art such as this.

The real problem here is that unlike the competition, Sony hasn't really added anything of value for those who consistently purchase the series year after year.

To quote Bart Simpson "I didnt think it was possible, but this sucks AND blows."