Amazing game. When this first came out, I never knew it existed. Then, one time my friend gave me an old Jampack, from Summer 2001. That included a demo of Star Wars Starfighter. So I played it, naturally with low expectations (thinking that if it didn't get much hype, it must be one of the worse Star Wars games). But once I actually play it, I found out how fun ...

This game rocks. If you've read the reviews or of course played it yourself, I pretty much agree with most of what the reviews said. It's a great platformer with great characters, a good story and very good gameplay to back it up. One of the only things I disagreed with the reviews on is the difficulty. From reading the reviews beforehand, I was afraid this game might be too ...

Honestly, I like the PS2 version of The Sims. It's not really worth it if you're already satisfied with The Sims on the PC, but if you want to play a PS2 version, this is a good one to get. The improvements include 3D graphics, which aren't amazing but the main advantage of them is a 3D camera which allows you to see your Sims from a lot better angles. ...

This got horrible reviews, but I don't know. I kind of like it. It reminds me a lot of the classic beat-em-ups on the 8-bit an 16-bit consoles, just in 3D. The gameplay is just as simple as those classics. You enter a level, enemies appear, you beat them up. Then you go to the next level, and so on. The controls are pretty much identical to the classic beat-em-ups, ...

I'm still in the learning curve phase, trying to figure out how to do certain things (mostly cutscenes). I'm working on a video game adaptation of one of my favorite books from my teenage years, "The Transall Saga" by Gary Paulsen, using this game. Still in the early stages, and it may never be finished. But, I find the act of creating the game itself to be the real activity ...

Awesome game. One of the best 3rd-person shooters I've ever played, and that still stands today. It combines a solid 3rd Person Shooter engine with beautifully executed Telekinetic powers which are incredibly fun to use, and can be used in dozens of different combinations. Combine that with incredible level designs with a good interactivity level, a solid storyline, and some of the best boss fights on the PS2, and you've ...

Solid First-Person Shooter. I've always enjoyed Crystal Dynamics' games. Their games are never incredible, but they're never bad either. They're always good and solid games with a lot of charm. This isn't the best FPS ever, or even the best FPS on the PS2. But, it is solid and worth playing. Pretty good game.

Awesome game. This was one of the first games I played for the PS2. It was a lot like Resident Evil, but in a Samurai setting. The gameplay was faster with more fluid than RE as well. And since you used a sword, you could never run out of ammo. All pluses. Everything about this game is great. Definitely a classic for the PS2.

It's pretty much the same as NHL 2002 with slightly better graphics, but I'd still recommend NHL 2002 over this. That's because the only changes in this version are changes for the worse, that end up completely crippling the game. The biggest of which is the camera angles. The default camera angle in NHL 2002 was perfect. It was zoomed in just enough to see the action, while zoomed out ...

One word: Awesome. Seriously, this is a great game. I bought this at the same time I bought those other sports games, and this is far and away the best. I only spend 3 bucks on this, and honestly it's probably the best 3 bucks I've ever spent. The gameplay is addictive, everything about the game is extremely well done. This won't make too much sense, but if you're someone ...

I actually kind of liked this. It's a lot simpler and easier to pick up than Madden, which is perfect for someone like me who doesn't really know football too well. The gameplay is ok, the commentary is ok, everything about this is ok and passable. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

I only bought this about a year ago, maybe a bit longer. The reason why I got this one instead of a newer one is because this was much cheaper, and I was just looking for a cheap basketball game for the PS2. Looking back now, there were probably a lot better options in the basketball genre, but this is still a solid game, as long as you don't care ...

It's sort of trying to be a 3D Road Rash, but calling it a 3D Road Rash is giving this game way too much credit. Overall, it's decent, but I could easily understand why most people wouldn't like it. I got this in a 3-pack with Ford Racing 3 and Power Drome for 10 bucks. For that price, this was okay. It's pretty fun, but heavily flawed.

I spent a lot of hours with this game. I opened every Koffin in the Krypt. I was disappointed that there wasn't some extra special reward for opening all the Koffins (I would've liked for Liu Kang to be unlocked after opening every Koffin, that would've been sweet, but it wasn't meant to be). Overall, this game is pretty fun, but it has some glaring flaws.

I love the concept of prequels, especially with games with such a deep backstory as Metal Gear Solid. I love everything about this game. This could actually be my favorite game in the series (though I've never given it any serious thought). I get so heavily immersed in this world, it's unbelievable. One night, months after I had already beaten the game. I was tired, but I wanted to start ...