Skateboarding fanatics will eat this game up.

The smooth controls and gameplay will keep you coming back for more, while the dynamic graffiti design system and online abilities will ensure much long term value.

This game will make you shake all over and keep you up at nights.

Every ounce of this game exudes tremendous production value, and could easily be Sega's finest RPG in years.

Test Drive Le Mans is a racing classic.

Despite my numerous gripes, complaints, and hours spent crying myself to sleep over a lost online match....is NBA2k1 worth shelling over the 50 bucks? Abso-friggin-lootly.

It's as simple as it gets yet still manages to be, in my opinion, the best sports game on the Dreamcast.

If you love RPGs and are looking for a compelling story with well-written characters, good graphics and a strong soundtrack, Grandia II is about as good as it gets!

Recent studies conducted by my crack team of scientists (*cough* The D-Spot Staff) show that it is physically impossible to not enjoy Samba De Amigo, no matter how good or bad you may be.

The messiah of the fighting genre. It has resurrected the ailing category, which left with the meager pickings of "ECW Hardcore," "WWF Attitude" and "Royal Rumble."

MSR is like a lover. Sometimes you'll spend hours and hours enjoying its company, finding much pleasure in what it can give you. But, when something irritates you about it, it'll spill over into hours and hours of mind-numbing irritation, and there'll be moments when you decide that you've just had enough and don't want to touch it again.

But Power Stone 2 has gone through more cosmetic surgery than Linda Tripp since it's original arrived on American shores last September.

"STOP THE NOISES! ARGH! MY GOD, THIS MUSIC SUCKS ASS!"

It's a departure from the Alpha and Versus series, returning to the roots from where Street Fighter sprang.

I definitely recommend renting Sega GT if you're not into constructing cars, making money, and just want to race against a Mazda RX-7 or a Dodge Viper.

There's still much to do, and with some patience and an appreciation of exploration, "Ecco the Dolphin" can end up more fun than a barrel of sea monkeys.

As long as you don't get "obsessed", as Mr. Nimoy would say, you'll enjoy the game... Maybe I just got too emotionally attached to the little critter, go figure.

Clearly gamers of this genre will benefit from all the efforts programmed into the game, spit-shined to pure gaming satisfaction.

An excellent title and sure to satisfy even the most devastating of cravings.

What looks like a much-too-cute adventure on the outside, turns out to be one of the edgiest and most creative platformers on the Dreamcast.

May prove to be innovative in some aspects after all. With a game mode called Balloon Buster, how could it not?

Setting up the aquarium and watching the camera move slowly across the ocean floor can be both mesmerizing and relaxing; indeed an interesting feature to this title.

If you like space combat, online deathmatches, and blowing stuff up (with some added strategy) then by all means grab the nearest copy of Starlancer right now, you will not be disappointed.

It's more of the same, whether you like it or not.

A game's worthiness still ultimately boils down to style, presentation, and creativity -- All of which Pitbull's Demolition Racer lacks.

Just one big SINNIN' SANDWICH! You bite into that and Satan'll have you hooked faster than Michael Jackson on painkillers.

A hardcore, take-no-prisoners simulation experience, with great graphics and control, which should have every realism junkie singing the Alleluia Chorus as they drive over to EB and pick up a copy.

Good graphics, a cool story, and awesome multiplayer modes make Red Dog a definite game to check out.