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A slightly flawed masterpiece, but a masterpiece nonetheless.

If not for the "xtreme" difficulty of the game, this would be one of the best titles of the year. It's still a landmark in terms of graphics.

It won't make you stand up and cheer, but it will keep you busy - like a good game should.

The best version of this game lives on the Box - accept no substitute.

Better on the Box. Sharper, fuller, and more variable detail, excellent sound, and precise controls are all contained herein, along with the patented Crash game play that makes this such a fan favorite.

If you have an X-Box, this is the game to beat for playability and entertainment.

It's the same Gauntlet, and we're tired of running it.

It doesn't damage the reputation of fantasy games, but it doesn't make any spectacular leaps and bounds with it.

It's more like a reworking of "Prince of Persia."

Fast and fun.

The seamless controls and extensive levels can only be matched by the spectacular graphics and superior sound.

What it lacks in the variety of teams it makes up for in the variety of options.

A tired remake of "Tomb Raider" without the intrigue.

Simply the best rally game for the PS2, and directly in competition with Rallisport for the hearts and minds of rally racing.

This one is just for the old-schoolers who want to remember when gaming was a niche and not a business.

One of the best looking mini-baseball games ever.

NBA 2K2 still showcases the best basketball game out there - steady game play, dazzling visuals, realistic sound.

The camera angle problems are not show-stoppers - Pac-Man is still fun to play and easy to pick up for the most part.

An awesome shooter with superb graphics, and the thumb-numbing game play is challenging but not too hard.

Triple Play 2002 will appeal to a large range of fans, but will especially appeal to those who are scared off by more complex or technical baseball games, like "All Star 2003."

NFL Blitz isn't about football - it's about fun, and it delivers that message with extreme results.

It's a beast-changing, head-slapping, jaw-ripping brawler with attitude and style and sex - always a good combination.

Cleaner looking than "Triple Play," but lacking solid mechanics in the pitching and fielding.

Needs a little more time in the development pot - there's real sparks of fun and imagination here, but the sluggish pace outstrips the game's pick-up-and-play feel.

It's not simply an all out brawl where the one who punches the fastest wins, but rather an elegant and more balanced fighting game, where knowing the combos is not enough - knowing when to use them and how to counter them counts for something as well.

A retake on the original product that yields surprisingly sharp results because of the compacted nature.

The game is a lot of fun to play, regardless of how loose the controls are.