I have personally never had so much fun with a racing game. I just keep playing and playing, and find it hard to stop. Everything is done just right, and makes you want to keep coming back for more.

If you like fighting games, "Soul Calibur" on the DreamCast is without a doubt, better than any fighting game on any console or in the arcades. Period! Need I say more? I don't think so.

It's an incredibly deep, engaging game that will make arcade-lovers and simmers alike join hands and sing.

Believe it. This game is on the level of the almighty "Soul Cal." It's better than "DOA2," It's better than "Power Stone 2"... it's THAT good!

Cons: No Anna Kournikova. :(

The tricks are so easy to perform that even a person with little or not interest in the actual sport can have a great time. This is a title than is fun for virtually anyone.

But bottom line... If you like racing games AT ALL... you should own Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2!

Its action packed, has exceptional control and is simply a treat to gaze upon.

You haven't lived until you've been called a "stupidhead" by a polygon-generated fish named Beavis.

Possibly the best console FPS to date. Period.

Some thing I believe that keeps the masses away from 2-demensional fighters are the dated visuals, and Capcom has pulled through to provide us with a visually stunning fighter, which will surely top the charts.

Other then the fact that the game looks very realistic, the controls are dead on.

Probably the best fishing console game out there right now. It's definitely the prettiest. People who even slightly enjoyed Sega Bass Fishing will LOVE this title.

If you like solving riddles and whatnot, "Ecco" can be a very enjoyable experience. If you don't, then you may want to simply give the game a rent and see what you think of it.

Not only is it full of flashy graphics, great music and loads of action, it's actually full of wonderfully intuitive fun.

So incredibly detailed it'll blow you away.

If you can look past the graphics and textures, this game can be fun.

It's incredibly hard.

Unless you are a top-gun protégé, rent this game first.

This title is fun. Not wet your pants fun.

Wrestling fans who long for the deep simulation value of games like "Wrestlemania 2000" or "WWF Smackdown!" should either approach this game with an open mind or stay away from it altogether.

The game was extremely easy to beat on both difficulty settings, but again, the game is geared toward children.

Definitely get this game if you are platform gamer and if you are under 12.

Unfortunately, "Street Fighter 3: Double Impact" features only a limited amount of characters, and few gameplay options.

It's certainly different than it once was, but it has retained enough of it original charm to keep die-hard Q-Bert fans happy and still appeal to a new generation of players.

As I've mentioned before, Disney isn't cool with older gamer's and will turn them away. In fact, I would be embarrassed to buy this game in public.

I can guarantee that there will be moments when you will not have fun playing this game.

A fantastic game (with) regrettably frustrating, enjoyment killing problems.