Reviews (142)

Good, not for low battery power
I have a Game Boy Color and bought this a few months ago. It's great when my batteries are new. But when batteries are almost out of energy, don't use this. I put it in the middle of a game. Batteries not so good. The power indicator light was alot dimmer. I take it out, it's back to normal. Other than a glare also, it's great since the Game Boy doesn't have a backlit screen like the Sega Game Gear. Highly recommended.

Best light out there
Don't be fooled by the cobra light and bone light, or other cheap lights. this is the one that should be bought. it stays in the gameboy like it's suppose to. It's also cheap, is bright, lightweight and small, so it's good for any game boy. It works on the game boy pocket, color, and advance, so there is no need to buy more lights. even better, there is a huge selection of colors for it. buy it the light has weak points, like that very annoying glare it gives off. it's also kind of stiff when you flex it. but it's a very good buy, it's also good if you want life for your gba, intead of buying an SP, you coukld one of these instead.(Forget about the SP's stupid clamshell design! If you don't care about scratching the screen)

Looks good
This looks like a good idea for playing int he dark. for the next revewer i have a question: does this work on game boy advance

In the way.
I bought a worm light for my gameboy color and though it is extremely helpfull for use in the dark it can also be in the way a little bit. For example it has a tendancy to shine alot of light on 1 area and not another. Also mine, on numerous occations, got loose and fell out of my gameboy, wich as you know in the dark can be incredibly annoying and can cause you to lose the game. Also a small amount of times it got in my way so that i could not see the screen.

I'm not sure how this light is supposed to help.
I bought this light in hopes that it would make my gameboy color easier to play in dim light.No such luck.I really don't understand how this light is supposed to do anything.It just adds a nice glare to the screen.The only way a light would work is if the system had a back light, or if there was an accessory to do this (highly unlikely).I would just save your money and stand near a very bright light when playing your gameboy. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

If you're looking for a football game with smooth flow and realistic action, Sega Sports' NCAA College Football 2K3 will certainly fit the bill. The action here is evenly paced and straightforward--no flashy 10-foot leaps, no stiff arms that knock the defender into the rotunda--and the talent level is definitely collegiate.

A working knowledge of college playbooks can be very helpful as the sets here are often highly complex. The producers have added a slew of subtle but significant features to simulate the game's nuances as well: a quarterback's accuracy greatly improves when his feet are set; you can totally hide your play-calling by holding down the X button and scrolling through decoy plays; you can anticipate using a spin move on offense by hitting the O button before contact; and you can use the analog sticks (as opposed to the directional buttons) to run with the ball (and in maximum passing mode, you can add zip or a lob touch while also adjusting throws in the air).

The graphics--including players, stadiums, the ESPN-style presentation, and game intro--are all top-notch. With 117 Division I-A teams at your disposal, devoted players can play full seasons (complete with rankings and bowl selections) or, in legacy mode, multiple seasons, going so far as recruiting high schoolers and running spring drills. The major drawback here is the no-name announcing team, a flat-out terrible crew offering an endless stream of stupid jokes and poor analysis. But you'll have the sound off and the stereo spinning anyway. --Marc Greilsamer

Pros:

• Smooth, realistic game flow
• Top-notch graphics and visual presentation
• Attention to game action's nuances

Cons:

• Game announcers are silly and ill-informed
• Injury information is erratic

Reviews (17)

14-year old gamer
This game has graet gamplay and graphics.
-legasy mode is great.It fun to try recrut the best high school and junior college players. And compeat for national championship. (Go michigan State)
-create school and player options are alot of fun. (like makeing a 7' 400 pound wide reciever that is the fastest player in college football)
If you want the best college football ever buy this game.
And if you want the best pro footballgame get "NFL 2K3" by sega

Not Bad
NCAA College Football 2k3 is a good game. I would say it's a great game but it has some bad points. First the A.I. it you put the A.I. on walk-on you will win by 30 points almost everytime but then when you put it on starter for a challenge it's very hard to win and isn't very fun becuase you have to try so hard to win. If you want a real challenge play a friend. They plays are great but it will take a while to get use to the passing and without a training mode it doesn't really teach you how. As for running the running is great it's very easy. Create a school it really great becuase you can coach them up to 30 seasons. Besides for those bad points. This game is really fun if you can get used to the bad points. EA College Football 2003 is going to offer you a more rewarding experience butthe price of NCAA College football 2k3 can't be beat!!

Has its good points, too
A lot of people are saying they like the EA version of college football better. I am left wondering what it is they like about having absolutely ZERO control of what happens on defense and having the AI ALWAYS complete it's pass on third-and-thirty, QB rolling out one way, backwards, turning and hurling (without looking) and completing a pass to a man 30 yards away who is triple-covered. That repetetive scenario has cost me quite a few controllers as I smash them into little pieces every time that happens.
This game at least lets you PLAY defense. Choose a linebacker, blitz around the OT, and score a sack with far more likelihood than with EA. EA: can you ever GET sack when controlling a defender? Maybe once a season?
EA's offense is better, graphics are better, but gameplay is much better here with 2k3.
People critical of the Dynasty mode ("Legacy mode" here) are right to be critical. The "legacy" mode is average, but you can't change schools: you are stuck with the one you chose to start with. This is disappointing.
Recruiting is pretty cool, though not of the same depth as EA. Still, if you WIN, you stand a better chance of securing good recruits. Players you go after will be swayed by your good W/L record. I'd really like to see Sega go into depth here, as I think recruiting is one of the best parts of sim sports games.
Would like to see more of a "box score"-type post-game stats presentation.
Also, would like to be able to call more running plays. The choices are fairly limited, and no chance to hand off the ball to a handful of different players throughout any one game.
One final complaint: My team up by plenty with a minute or so left on the game clock. The opposition is on the 3-yard line, heading in to score, and, on fourth down, PUNTS! Doesn't go for a field goal or touchdown, but PUNTS!! What the heck is THAT?? Ha! That has GOT to be ironed out by 2k4.
I know I've pointed out the flaws here and given it a 4-star rating, but I think the game is a better game than EA. 989 Sports doesn't even factor into the equation. I'm like everybody who isn't just posting to be "loyal" (which really means "stubbornly stupid") I would like to see the best of what BOTH EA and Sega have rolled into one game. Until that happens, I'll stick with Sega, for it's far better gameplay. Great graphics are nice (EA) but if the gameplay is overly (and unnecessarily) frustrating, it's just not fun to play. Gameplay alone gives this one the nod over its competitors. They just had better improve certain aspects of this version for next year's 2K4.

BAD
This is a bad game.It is extremely horrible. Sega is on its way out while EA is the best so but NCAA Football 2003. Thats what I am doing.

2K3 isn't Bad at all
I am just posting, because I disagree with most peoples comments.There isn't a "dynasty", but the is a "Legacy" mode, which is the same.I Love EA Sports, but this is a better game.I am in year 2009 as we speak.Secondly Creating a school is Great.I made a Red Neck Team called the Birmingham Buckhunters w/ Camo Uniforms, Hunter Orange Helmets with Deer Logos and a Tree Mascot playing there games in the middle of nowhere.I also Made North Central Louisiana Nutra Rats playing there home games in Calhoun, LA @ Super Bee Speedway.The only landmark there.Just poking fun of the Red Neck Sub culture.Most of the Reviews are inaccurate.I have played both.2K3 doesn't have the Same play calling format as EA which might make a little challeging.In Fact as Bowls go, I have one the Fiesta, Rose & Sugar Bowl the last three seasons.The even have the lesser know bowls Like Humanitarian, Independence & Silicon Valley.If you have any complaints, complain the don't have the Bayou Classic.Louisiana Tech 2002 - 2009 2K3 National Champs @ my house.Just my 2 cents ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Diving headers, vicious slide tackles, and sprawling goalie saves--every action-packed detail of Major League Soccer is under your control in ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002. The menus and interface feature ESPN graphics, effects, and commentary by Bob Ley and soccer legend Louis "Goooooooaaaaaal" Tapia. The game offers 500-plus character animations and 67 teams from which to choose, including 12 MLS teams, 53 international teams, and four MLS all-star teams. Six gameplay modes include MLS ExtraTime in Match, League, and Cup Scenario.Training includes free play, free kick, corner kick, and keeper training, as well as an option mode. The Goal Gallery enables you to record and store your most exciting goal-scoring scenes and replay them at any time. The create-a-player option enables gamers to build a player, determine his attributes, watch him get drafted as a free agent, and see him in action as a bona fide MLS all star. ... Read more

Reviews (9)

MLS Extra Time 2002
Although you'll initially curse the rigid control system, ExtraTime soon comes together as an above average soccer game. It runs at a smooth 60 frames per second at all times, there's virtually no load time, and it's got a great set of modes and options. The objective-based Scenario Mode in particular adds a welcome dose of originality to the standard array of modes found in almost each and every soccer game. On the flipside, there are also a number of problems that keep this game from being a favorite. In-game strategy options aside, it's simply not as well-rounded a package as last year's FIFA, lacks key licenses, and plays nowhere near as well as Konami's other soccer offerings. Konami will always have a special place in the hearts of soccer fans in Europe and Japan -- I realize that the US is still a niche market for soccer games, but it would be nice if we could all get to play the same game next time around. Since Xbox owners didn't get the superior FIFA 2002, this is currently the only MLS game around -- so give it a look if EA's World Cup game isn't your cup of tea.

Great Game
This game is so much fun, it is very realistic too. I love soccer games and this is one im glad that I bought. If you have an XBOX do yourself a favor and add it to your collection of games. The Graphics are awesome, and you can be just about any international team. BUY IT!

This isn't worth your time or purchase
MLS Extratime offers the most up to date rosters for the MLS and more than enough International teams. What I find annoying is that the World Cup is just around the corner and although having all the real MLS players is nice, it doesn't have real international players for the rest of the teams. I like the MLS and all but the World Cup is soccer's premiere event and not to have the international players not accurately represent is a big minus
One thing MLS Extratime does have is decent controls. The players feel pretty responsive when controling them. The through pass is also done very well, just like in ISS 98 for the N64. The coaching options are nice and the control of the set pieces is done well. Too bad all these nice features are completely overlooked due to the most annoying player switching I have ever seen in a sports game. I would like to say that no sports game should have automatic switching of your players. Combined with manual switching makes even more frustrating. It's really annoying with you shoot a shot and it's blocked and instead of retaining control of your player it switches to some player not even in the run of play.

Graphic fortunately, this is an aspect of MLS Extratime 2002 that wasn't royally [messed] up. Although the player models aren't as good as EA's FIFA, MLS's face models are much more superior. The players really look very similar to the real life counterparts. The animation of the character is done pretty well and the stadium environments are better the EA's FIFA.

The Compute AI stinks in this game. I'm beating the computer defenders like they were drugged up before the game. Also it's so easy to score on the computer goalie. Just do the same move over and over again, cut in out and shoot, works every time. Pretty soon I was crushing the computer 10 to 0. I swear there's more scoring in this game than there is in hockey, which is not realistic. The game feels very arcade like because of this.

MLS Extra time may be presented like a real ESPN TV soccer match but in no way does it accurately depicts what goes on in a real soccer game. This is a great game if you don't care for realism in your soccer game.

somehow got worse after N64's ISS 98.
Bad news first: International Teams - they used to use fake names, now everything is fake - no real uniforms, players aren't based on anything real, and somehow the U.S. is the best international team.
Gameplay: no shoulder tackles like in ISS 98, the line-up menus are more difficult to navigate through, and the gameplay isn't as fast as it used to be.

Good news - if you're a big MLS fan - it has all the stadiums and players.

But, I like my international play, and hate EA's FIFA series. What am I to do?

After 2 hours
I got this game yesterday and have played it for about 2 hours.It is my second game for my xbox.I haven't played any earlier versions of mls or anyother soccer game for that matter.In the two hours I have been playing the game I have scored one goal off a cornerkick.The amateur setting is pretty tough.In particular how the screen is displayed makes knowing where your guys are to pass to pretty difficutlt.I would guess about 70% of passes are done blindly (no matter what camera angle is chosen).Overall I find the game pretty entertaining, though I have a feeling it requires far more effort from a player than I wish to spend to become proficient.Maybe if you have some gaming skills the game is easier.Still I wish I could see more of the field at once so I could understand where my guys are.Still if you have to get your soccer fix this is the only way for 2 more weeks...Personally I am holding my breath for the david beckam game... ... Read more

Reviews (103)

Enjoyable
I got this game two weeks after it came out. At first i was nostalgiac of the first game, i liked the first game more. But after I got over that, i noticed how fun this game was compared to the first game. Each level was harder and more complex than the first. And even though there are only 8 levels, compared to the 10 in the first, it took me longer to beat this one. The graphics, i have to admit, were very impressive for a sixty-four bit console. The game itself was very hard and challenging, but in a good way. This was the right way to make a sequal.

Feels different from Banjo-Kazooie
Even though this is the direct sequel to the Rare 1998 classic Banjo-Kazooie, and features much of the same gameplay and similar characters, I think that it just feels like a different game. It seems almost as different from Banjo-Kazooie as Donkey Kong 64 or Conker's Bad Fur Day does. The game just emanates a completely different atmosphere. I guess it's a combination of very different music, different moves, and new characters. Kudos to Rareware on that. People usually like a game that play the same as another game but feels different. I mean, it's a different game, isn't it? Who likes a game that plays AND feels the same?

Ah well. Banjo and Kazooie's final N64 adventure takes them to the world beyond the valley in which they live in. It's a large world, larger than the cavern that Gruntilda calls her lair. The levels really aren't that much larger than the mammoth world featured in Banjo-Kazooie or even Donkey Kong 64, but it's amazing how Rare has fresh ideas even after creating over a dozen massive levels for the two aforementioned games. Ah well. The difficulty level of Banjo-Tooie seems to be tougher. It's sometimes harder to figure out what the heck to do for certain Jiggies, and there are so much more stuff to find this time around. Not only are there jiggies, but there are also: Jinjos, Cheato pages, honeycombs, and everybody's favorite notes! The massive amount of extra moves can also get overwhelming. Boss fights, which were MIA in Banjo-Kazooie are now here, and in every stage. The extra modes of play are a nice change to the typical Banjo-Kazooie formula. I haven't had a chance to play as Kazooie without Banjo, but I did get to control Mumbo. It wasn't really as I had expected, but fun nonetheless. The 1st-person shooter mode was obviously a chance to cash in on the successes of GoldenEye and Perfect Dark, but they were actually well done. The 1st-person shooter level in Mayahem Temple freaked me out, but hey. It's all about atmosphere.

Rare has always been good at having distinct "tastes" to their games. I suppose what helps them are their awesome musical staff. Although the music in Blast Corps got on the nerves of some people, it definitely added to the feel for it. The somewhat-like-variations of the Bond theme in GoldenEye gave that game a unique feel. So on and so forth. Banjo-Tooie had good music that adds to its different mood, but it just didn't feel as excellent as Rare's fantastic score for Banjo-Kazooie. Maybe that's a good thing. Having the Gobi's Desert tune stuck in your head for hours is not exactly a pleasant experience. As far as sound effects go, Banjo's deep utterance for every jump is JUST NOT RIGHT! Argh! I can't stand it. Oh well. It's a good game nonetheless.

Banjo-Tooie: Best+Most Fun Game Ever!!
They started out in Banjo-Kazooie as "not well-known and REALLY strange main charaters", but in Banjo-Tooie, that bear and bird duo really caught on as enjoyable and fun guys to have in a video-game.
Banjo, the "slightly out of it" honey bear and Kazooie, the cheeky breegull started out in their previous game having Grunty, the evil witch, as their enemy because she wants to steal Tooty, Banjo's sister, in order to get her beauty. But in Banjo-Tooie, she doesn't really want to steal anyone's beauty, she is MAD and WANTS revenge!!! Chasing through Grunty's lair learning "novice moves" from Bottles, the mole, was simply a "kindergarden" learning experience compared to the "high school" more "advanced moves" from Bottles' brother JamJars.
In Banjo-Kazooie, the good shaman Mumbo-Jumbo, assisted the bear and bird by turning them into an alligator, a pumpkin, etc., ect. But now, Humba-Wumba steps in to take his place. Mumbo still helps you in B.T., only this time, YOU control him! Navigate Mumbo around looking for things to do and your also able to almost "evaporate" enemys with your Mumbo-staff!
Earlier in this review I mentioned Bottles' brother JamJars. Drill-Sargent JamJars teaches the Banjo-Kazooie team different moves and abilities to help you defeat bosses, harmful lava, quick-sand, toxic waste, and anything else that might kill you. You also learn how to use special pads that let Banjo and Kazooie split up!
With it's great grafix, great charater cast, long game-play time and plot [it took me about two or three days worth of gameplay to win], improved plot worlds and sub-worlds, better theme music [not that B.K.'s music was bad], I rate it "THE BEST GAME EVER MADE FOR THE N64 AND BEST GAME OF ALL [the second best game is and was B.K.]." I give Banjo-Tooie 5 GOLD STARS!!! :D Great job, Rare* and Nintendo*

*[Both Nintendo and Rare are copy-writen names, and are NOT to
copied unless you have direct permission from the company.]

Banjo-Tooie: Best+Most Fun Game Ever!!
They started out in Banjo-Kazooie as "not well-known and REALLY strange main charaters", but in Banjo-Tooie, that bear and bird duo really caught on as enjoyable and fun guys to have in a video-game.
Banjo, the "slightly out of it" honey bear and Kazooie, the cheeky breegull started out in their previous game having Grunty, the evil witch, as their enemy because she wants to steal Tooty, Banjo's sister, in order to get her beauty. But in Banjo-Tooie, she doesn't really want to steal anyone's beauty, she is MAD and WANTS revenge!!! Chasing through Grunty's lair learning "novice moves" from Bottles, the mole, was simply a "kindergarden" learning experience compared to the "high school" more "advanced moves" from Bottles' brother JamJars.
In Banjo-Kazooie, the good shaman Mumbo-Jumbo, assisted the bear and bird by turning them into an alligator, a pumpkin, etc., ect. But now, Humba-Wumba steps in to take his place. Mumbo still helps you in B.T., only this time, YOU control him! Navigate Mumbo around looking for things to do and your also able to almost "evaporate" enemys with your Mumbo-staff!
Earlier in this review I mentioned Bottles' brother JamJars. Drill-Sargent JamJars teaches the Banjo-Kazooie team different moves and abilities to help you defeat bosses, harmful lava, quick-sand, toxic waste, and anything else that might kill you. You also learn how to use special pads that let Banjo and Kazooie split up!
With it's great grafix, great charater cast, long game-play time and plot [it took me about two or three days worth of gameplay to win], improved plot worlds and sub-worlds, better theme music [not that B.K.'s music was bad], I rate it "THE BEST GAME EVER MADE FOR THE N64 AND BEST GAME OF ALL [the second best game is and was B.K.]." I give Banjo-Tooie 5 GOLD STARS!!! :D Great job, Rare* and Nintendo*

*[Both Nintendo and Rare are copy-writen names, and are NOT to
copied unless you have direct permission from the company.]

Better than the original
I recall the first one being my favorite game in second grade. It was fun, and I was a fan of the voices, noises and levels of the game. I also recall asking my teacher if a play we would see was Banjo-kazooie! The sequal had all of the great features of the first one, with improved sound graophicas, and a new awesome storyline.

Graphics-the levels, characters and textures are no doubt the best i have ever seen, they were nice, and the characters are cooler looking. A few minor graphic changes are the honeycombs are no longer shiny, and the witch is better modled(she is more uglier!)

Sound:The sound is exellent, way better than Mario.I love the voices of the characters, as it's like their won language of grunts, clanking, and innovation. the gameplay sounds are good for any platformer. The music is a strong point. The best sountracks i liked are witchy world and hailfire peaks. Why? WithcyWorld was cool and cathcy and better than stupid glitter gulch mine, and hailfirepeaks is catchy, it's a good rap beat, and beats that stupid music if the glittering mine! rare is a genius at that, from the graet music from conker's bad fur day, and diddy kong racing. It is also cool how they can have a base song, and change it around and making it sound good. Just like the Simpsons theme. It's was made into a lively, awesome jazz version on hit and run, level three, using lisa

Gameplay-In addition to all the wacky abitities from the previous games, there is a whole lot more items. There are four more types of eggs, more shoes, and wacky transformation. In addition, there are bosses, music, new playable characters, and a replay mode. in anutshell,all of the first goodness with alot more flavor.

Replay-all the games that you played on your adventure is here on the replay mode.The bosses, the movies, and of course, the minigames.in short a game that is strongly into gaming.(What?)

Buy it, and you won't regret it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

They say the third time's a charm, but what if everything was done rightthe first and second time around? That's the hurdle Tony Hawk's Pro Skater3 faces, as previous entries in this series are regarded by most gamers asperfect. Difficult as it is to believe, Pro Skater 3 introduces enoughnew features and great skate parks to make it another must-buy.

The biggest addition is the revert, which when combined with the manualintroduced in the previous game, lets players string together some amazing vertand grind combos. Once again, every ledge you see in the game is grindable, andthe massive levels are packed with switches, hidden areas, and other secretsthat will take months to fully explore (and exploit).

Things are a little on the chunky side graphically, but that's to be expected.Regardless, the animation is smooth and the frame rate stays high despite theenormous and complex environments this game lets players explore. The eclecticsoundtrack--which features acts ranging from the Ramones to Del the FunkyHomosapien--is another highlight, but it's still the Zenlike feeling you getfrom chaining together combo after outrageous combo that keeps you coming backfor more. --T. Byrl Baker

Note: This text refers to thePlayStation version of thegame.

Pros:

• Smooth animations
• Revert adds vert combos to the game
• Enormous skate areas

• No option to create female players

Reviews (5)

OK
Alright I am a skater fan and everyting, and I own every tony hawk game on N64 PSX and PS2. Tony hawk 3 is a cool game, dont get me wrong, but it could have been better. The tricks and Graphics were improved, but the skate park stuff was mostly the same. I beat the game in 2 hours max.Its a cool game though, Like I said. But I believe its better on PS2

l8r dude

Very cool!
I own Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 & 2 for the N64, but nothing ever prepared me for such a great game as this one! It's awesome and I don't regret spending the money for it at all. The graphics are tapped up a notch (in my opinion anyway) and the all new Revert is outstanding for major combos! The revert was kind of confusing at first, but that's my only complaint so far. It still has a few of the funny glitches from THPS 2, but they don't really hurt the games overall score any for me. The levels are cool and large as well. Sadly, no living people or cars like in the other console versions of the game. And it should have a lot of replay value for all of those who have friends who like the game (or siblings)because the 2-Player modes are off the hook! I loved this game and it is one of the best for the N64. In my opinion, it gets 5 out of 5 stars easily.

WOW!
I can't believe anyone would pay 40 bucks for this game when you can get a superior version on the ps2 for 20 bucks.who are they kidding?

T. H. 3 ROX!
This is the best game of skateboarding ever! The levels, graphix, sound, and music are all awsome! You even get to skate in an airport, on a cruise ship (all over it) and in a facility! BUY IT NOW! This is one game you simply can't afford to miss!

none
WOW!!!! I thought TPS2 would be the last 64 game!!! well, anyway this is a great game, the Gamecube virsion, at least. it kept me busy for three months!!! I enjoyed this game. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

The first version of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire was the third bestselling game of 1999 and continues to fly off store shelves, so a sequel was inevitable. Who Wants To Be a Millionaire: 2nd Edition gives fans 600 more questions and brilliantly captures the feel of the TV show. The only thing missing is the cash.

The game was developed by Jellyvision, famous for its irreverent You Don't Know Jack series of trivia games. Although the designers didn't have much to work with considering how Spartan the set of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire is, they did a masterful job of simulating both the mechanics and the drama of the television show, wrapping everything up in a slick interface that is immediately recognizable.

It seems impossible that players could feel any tension playing Who Wants To Be a Millionaire: 2nd Edition when no real money is at stake, but the game's perfect pacing did a nice job of at least making us think we were playing for cash. That's because it doesn't deliver an immediate response when a question is answered. Just as in the game show, if you answer a question quickly host Regis Philbin will confirm or reject your answer quickly. As the game progresses and the questions get tougher there is more of a pause between your answer and the confirmation. Regis will make some comments, sometimes offering you the chance to change your mind by asking the now grating "Is that your final answer?" as the show's music and a drum roll build tension in the background. The delays were surprisingly unnerving, making us constantly second-guess our answers.

Should a question prove too tough you can always fall back on your three lifelines. The designers polled 50 random people to provide data for the "Ask the Audience" lifeline, and The Reege's friends dispense audio advice for the "Phone a Friend" option. Of course, the 50/50 lifeline is also available.

All these elements coalesce to form a surprisingly fun trivia game, and one of the few available that is more fun to play solo than with a group of friends (although playing cooperatively with a few buddies can be fun). Games rarely take more than 20 minutes, so it's perfect for a quick trivia fix--we just wish it came with more questions. Guess we'll have to wait for the flood of sequels that is sure to follow. --T. Byrl Baker

Pros:

• Atmosphere provides some tension
• Near-perfect simulation of the hit TV show
• Lifelines are implemented well

• Questions quickly run out
• Doesn't come with a million dollars

Reviews (9)

Not good for kids,like me.
I do like this game but the questions are confusing.And when you play 2 player game you have to do the Fastest Finger(I Watch the show).My Friend and I have to try at least several times to get it right!And when you don't get it right alot of times Regis will say mean things to you.That kind a hurt my friends feelings and mine too.And the hotseat is at least not as confusing.When you get a question wrong,Bam!You lose just like that!And Regis is again mean to you,To me who does Regis think he is?I mean I like the show and I like him as a host but the game,HORRIBLE!This game is O.K.Some of the questions I can answer.I can only get to 1,000 and then thats it!If you get 1,000 or more dollars and if you get a question wrong after that he will say good Job,but 0$ through 500$ or if you miss the 1,000$ questions you go back to 0$!And then you get the check and Blah,Blah,Blah!And the reason why I said that was Regis says something mean or nice to you then.Not good for kids like me at all!

~*Melissa~*

Who wants to be a little disappointed?
I had high hopes for the game.While others mention the lack of questions and the slowness of the game, I was more concerned about the overall feel of the game.This game seems to have been rushed out and is not as polished as it could be.While Regis' voiceovers are OK, as is the phone a friend, the game is played mostly in silence.Regis doesn't even read the questions out loud.If he did then I could forgive the game for having only 600 questions.More full motion video of Regis would have been nice also.In addition, having only 30 seconds to answer is extremely limiting.On the TV show there is no time limit, so why in the world impose one here?Just as you begin to talk yourself through the answer the time is up!It would be less stressful if I was actually in the hot seat itself!

if you have a brain, you won't like this one....
you get the same questions, over and over....it's fine the first few times, but then you know all the answers...AND IT'S SLOWWWW!

Don't buy this one for the kids
This is one that my 9 year old wanted for christmas ... of course, I couldnt resist seeing what it was like, so I stuck it in the psx and played..... This one is tough and the questions are far beyond most 9-16 year olds level of intelligence.If you want a challenge as a grown up and aspire to being on the show someday then go ahead.. otherwise give this one a miss.

Not the best of games....
First of all, I don't know why this game has a 2 player option. Two people face off and only 1 person gets to play the game really. Some of the face off questions are so ridiculously hard that you will be guessing for a long time and the game will keep on telling you to try again and again before ending the game. It won't even give you the right answer at the end!! You should have the option to pass to a new question for the faceoff.

In the game, now this is where the playstation is showing it's age. The loading speed is VERY ANNOYING. The questions are repetitive after awhile. The phone a friend dialogues are amazingly cool and funny. Regis adds a few wise cracks and you got a less than average game. Not worth buying but go for a rental. ... Read more

Reviews (61)

Great game, I still love the GT90!!!
I like the GT90!! YAY!! JK!!!
Although, the GT90 is a great car. Here are the top 5 cars (in my opinion)

1) Ford GT90
horsepower: /////////////////////////MAXED OUT!!!
top speed: /////////////////////////MAXED OUT!!!
Aceleration: /////////////////////////MAXED OUT!!!
handling: /////////////
Arguably the fastest car in the game. Unlock this baby by winning the 90's race in 2nd season, which is very hard. Racer Type:EXPERT

2) Ford GT Concept:
horsepower: /////////////////////
top speed: ////////////////////
Aceleration: /////////////////////////MAXED OUT!!!
handling: ////////////////
GREAT CAR!!! Unlock in first season by winnig the second race in the 4th set of official races.RACER TYPE:pro!

3) Ford GT:
horsepower: ////////////////
top speed: ///////////////////
Aceleration: /////////////////////
handling: ///////////////////
OLD SKOOL CAR, DUDE! RACER TYPE: YUMMY

4) Jiotto Caspita:
horsepower: //////////////////
top speed: ///////////////
Aceleration: /////////////////////
handling: /////////////////////////MAXED OUT!!!
Ys, this is the car that everyone hates in the supercar races. GREAT CAR!!!RACER TYPE: GOOOOOOOOOD!!!

5) Dodge Viper GTS/R
horsepower: ////////////////////
top speed: ///////////////////
Aceleration: /////////////////
handling: ///////////
Everyone's favorite racer. AMAZINGLY FAST CAR, but hard to turn.

half crap, half FREAKING GOOD GRAPHICS!
GT 2k2 is some what of a half baked game THE GRAPICS ARE FREGIN GOOD DONT GET ME WRONG but the gameplay is CCCCRRRRAAAAPPPP

Example:

I Was driving a fully tuned ,1228 HORSEPOWER,
1000 KILOGRAM, FORD GT 90, 0 to 60 time: 1.5 seconds!,
In a drag race against a mildiy tuned subaru wrx with
415 horsepower, weighing 1200 kilos, 0 2 60 in 4-5 seconds
AND DRUMROOL PLEASE

I LOST BY ONE SECOND ( which is like one minute in circuit racing ) the suba-ricer finished in 8.5 seconds which shaters the real life record set by a 1227 hp skyline GTR from sweeden by like .3 seconds

Anyway its a crapy game that i recommend only to those who enjoy drooling over superb grapics for hours and hours on end

and thats the end of my review peace out,L33T

Pretty good, EXCELLENT CARS!!!
This game is pretty darn good. Some say that it is too hard, but thats just because those dummies don't know how to use the brakes, or there car is too heavy with crappy brakes and tires. All you have to do is replace the brakes and tires and suspension every once in a while, and if that is still not good enough for your cruddy little driving skills, then get something light like an RX-7 or the Elise Exige. Anyways this game is so highly addictive, i play it for solid months upon years. Not only is the money and advancement in liscences you get fun, but there are billions of cars!!!! There are already a lot of cars to just buy, but there is about twice that many you may unlock or win!! The price for cars ranges from 5,000 to 150,000 and beyond. Sometimes it may cost up to three times as much dough to pimp out your car with turbochargers, new suspension and brakes, weight reduction, and other stuff. You got stuff ranging form old gt40's and jaguars and celicas and dodge chargers to brand new corvettes and ford gt concepts and vipers and all sorts of sweet ****!!! (The Caspita is my favorite that i unlocked) You got muscle cars, old classics, luxury cars, super cars, popular street cars, Euro cars, japanese cars, american cars, german cars, and some down right pathetic peices of junk. The racing is fun and it gets harder as you get better cars and it is really hard when you get to the world championship in the second season. Thats right, after you beat it the first time, there is season 2, which is about the same except harder, more parts and cars, and you don't have to go throught those back-breaking liscence tests all over again. I only have this version, but there is version for xbox live just come out and you may use your old saved games with your cars for it. You may also download cars, maps, and all the rest of the glorious glory that comes with xbox live games. Sweet Game!!!!!!

A realistic driving simulation!!! but not that great a game.
Sega GT is an good game. Its almost an exact copy of Gran Turismo. The graphics are beautiful, controls are good, handling of cars is realistic, the sound is great, but it lacks the fun factor.
The single player game in which you play a professional racer is good. Its nice to get money to buy better cars and to buy used or new auto parts. The realism of everything is great, (but not for someone who always crashes!)I like the idea of the liscence tests.
However it is so repitive! The A.I is tough, offering no difficulty setting. Its no fun when you complete so many races to buy this expensive car and then you go into a race and all your opponents have as good a car as you! Whats up with that?There is no xbox live, multiplayer is weak (4 players would have been nice.) For me, a realistic driving experience isn't my thing. But if you fancy this kind of stuff, I recommend it.

Pretty Good
Graphics are great, i'll give it that much.The steering is horrible.At every turn it's like crash into the wall.Too hard to earn money. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

If you're the type of gamer who'd rather lay down cards than blow uparmies, Sega's Caesars Palace 2000 might be the payoff that you've beenanticipating. With a wide variety of games, which range from card games to tablegames like roulette and craps to video and slot machines, Caesars Palace2000 offers something for the gambler in just about everyone.

Graphically, Caesars Palace 2000 takes full advantage of the Dreamcast'scapabilities, with tables so sharp you can feel the felt, excellently animatedshuffles and deals, and authentically marked chips and cards.

The odds at this casino were verified by math analyst William Bertram, and areas realistic as in any physical gambling hall. For this reason, if you don'tusually leave Las Vegas overflowing with winnings, don't expect to be winningevery hand at Caesars Palace 2000. On the other hand, this realism makesthe game a perfect practice ground for gambling in the real world. The game'stutorial advice, although offered usually only after a goof, is accurate andprecise--a perfect primer for learning new games.

The only major drawback to the game is its speed. As devotees of computersolitaire know, the beauty of card games on a video system is that there's noneed for shuffling or actually dealing the cards. That said, Caesars Palace2000 maintains realism by showing shuffles and deals, but these detract fromgameplay by slowing the time between hands. This slowness is particularlyobvious in the slot machines. --Benjamin Reese

Pros:

• Highly realistic casino gambling environment
• Realistic odds, verified by math analyst William Bertram
• Excellent graphics and sound
• High replayability

• Realistic animation slows game pace, sometimes to point of boredom

Reviews (5)

BAD
This game stink's - If U want a GAMBLING game then I would BUY Royal CASINO alot more to this game

RETURNED FORA REFUND!!
I was really excited when my husband surpised me with the game, but became disappointed as I continued to play.I would not consider myself a professional gambler but I do enjoy gambling and frequent the casinos in Lake Tahoe and Reno. I was able to get a refund and exchange the game the following day.

for casino gamblers, real and otherwise...
Caesar's Palace 2000 is not a game that will be appreciated by the casual video gamer. It will, however, be very much appreciated by those who are familiar with and enjoy genuine casino gaming and the casino environment. It assumes a basic knowledge of the numerous casino games included in the release. These are Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Pai Gow Poker, Spanish 21, Mini-Baccarat, Red Dog, Casino War, Slots, Video Poker, Video Poker Challenge, and Video Keno.

The manual does list some basic rules for the numerous games, and offers a help-as-you-play kind of assistance, but Caesar's Palace 2000 will not teach you casino gaming. Not by itself.

To appreciate Caesar's Palace 2000, you will have to have been familiar with the casino environment as well as the particular game you are playing, or you seriously want to become familar with them. And by casino environment, I mean *playing* environment. No scantily clad cocktail servers, neon signs or flashing lights are to be had, but the tables and machines are dead on. As real as any I've ever seen, outside of an actual casino. Caesar's Palace 2000 is a serious casino simulation, for those interested in serious casino gaming.

The value in this title for the single player is a realistic training environment for casino gaming. But you will need other instructional aid, such as some of the the numerous gambling tutorial books and videos widely available. If you're armed with some of these, Caesar's Palace 2000 will prove to be an excellent teacher for two reasons. One is, the mathematics, or 'odds', for the various games are verified as accurate by William Bertram, Ph.D. And reason number two is, the game puts forth a very realistic 'feel' to the casino gaming simulation. But you can only appreciate it if you've actually sat at a roulette, craps, blackjack table, or played another casino game. If you have not, you will miss the subtlety of the 3D rendered tables and gaming areas, and the associated background noise and voices. Everything in this game is designed to maintain the players' focus on actual casino gaming of the serious variety (and when money is at stake, what other varieties are there?)

This game will also have very high value as a party game, because it supports up to four players. Of course, the four players will need to be familiar with actual casino gaming for most of the games included. It should be noted that there is a very strict warning during the game's intro that this product is not to be used for gambling in any way, and that it is highly illegal to do so. But I also have to state that with the accurate math and the authentic tables and machines included, it certainly could be used for gambling.

In fairness, though, Caesar's Palace 2000 does have a lighter side, with an almost-normal video game aspect to it. This is done via a levels-based money and wagering system, where the player must attain a certain degree of proficiency in any particular game before he is able to bet larger amounts.

All of the graphics, equipment, and game rules are authentically Caesar's Palace based, and as such they are quite classy. The animation is flawless, and the voice-overs by the dealers and croupiers are very realistic. The background noise and the sounds of the cards and machines are dead-on. In particular, the lighting of the several table and card game layouts is fantastic.

This game is a winner for the more serious casino gamer, or for anyone who would like to train or play in an authentic casino environment. Anyone else, though, will probably want to pass this title by.

Caesar's Palace Is Not a Clunker!
General/Summary: For a game that was ripped to pieces on every notable game review website all I have is one question...which game were they playing? I admit that I tried to cancel my order after reading all the bad things said but it was too late. When I received it I had planned to simply return it but decided that the hassle wasn't worth it so I played it. I was VERY surprised just how much I liked this game. The graphics are very sharp and are excellent adaptations of each game. The only thing missing in my opinion was a lack of ambiance. To be able to actually walk the casino would have been fun but if the end point is simply walking up to a game and playing anyway it probably serves no point. Also poker games should have been included instead of just video poker. To omit this to me was a poor decision. There is a nice variety of other games however. Gameplay: Gameplay is pretty simple. There are "speed bets" if you simply want to bet or play the same strategy on each turn. It would have been nice if you could save the amount of each bet per game instead of having to re-enter it each time but you can save all other options per game, which is nice. The "coaching" function is very helpful. I really have learned alot about odds, rules and straegy and it has helped me play better. Once you get the hang of it you can simply turn off this function and play withput interuption. Playing the machines is a little clunky but not horrible. There are also some "speed" settings for them such as entering multiple coins instead of one at a time. Not all machines clearly show "credits" which is a little frustrating.

Graphics: Tables and machines are sharp and really quite impressive. No slowdown is noticed at all. As mentioned earlier it would have been nice to feel like you weren't alone. Each game is just a black void around the actual game. Even if you just saw carpet below when you are looking down at a table or people standing around cheering you on in Craps, as an example, would have been nice.

Sound: The dealers sound very good and use the actual catch phrases for each game. Craps is especially fun to hear. There is however some redundancy and most of the voices sound staged instead of spontaneous but are in no way bad. There is also variety in that it's not always the same voices assigned to games. It can vary from male to female each time you come back and there also are differences in dialect such as a British voice for example. The machines however sound too much the same to me.

Beautiful
Beautiful graphics, variety of different dealers, authentic sounds.If you are a gamble-gamer kind of person, this is the game to get.This game will give you your gambling fix so you don't have to lose your real money!! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Ms. Pac-Man is one of the most successful arcade gamesof all time--and for good reason. This coin-snatching classic hascaptured the hearts of millions--and still can be found in manyarcades. Now, with Ms. Pac-Man Special Color Edition, you canbring this title's classic gameplay to your Game Boy.

All of the gameplay elements found in the original Pac-Man arepresent here. Eat the dots. Avoid the ghosts. Grab a power pellet.Gobble those ghosts! Still, Ms. Pac-Man added many new twiststo the Pac-Man series--and they are all faithfully re-createdhere. There are multiple mazes to conquer and several new fruit prizesto consume. As always, you can use warp tunnels to quickly pass fromone side of the maze to the other, and view cut-scenes once certainlevels are bypassed. The controls are extremely responsive, lettingyou ditch those pesky ghosts with ease.

As if Ms. Pac-Man wasn't enough, Namco also threw in a copy ofSuper Pac-Man, which adds even more features to the gameplay.Both versions can be played from either a zoomed-out perspective thatdisplays the entire maze, or a zoomed-in view that has much bettergraphics but displays only about a quarter of the maze at a time. Thisis a good translation of a revered classic that is likely to spendmuch time in your Game Boy Color. --T. Byrl Baker

Pros:

• Retains classic gameplay of the arcade hit
• Also includes bonus game Super Pac-Man

• Zoomed-out mode is very tiny

Reviews (15)

Good game - not a good system for it
Pac-Man. No one can deny that this game is one of the greatest video games of all time, perhaps due to the fact that it is so involving and addictive, yet extremely easy to learn. Needless to say the game has been ported to a plethora of home consoles. One of the first was this version for the original Game Boy. Read on for my review of the game.

THE GOOD:
-Finally, a portable version of the game!
-With the exception of the graphics, the game is an exact reproduction of the arcade original.
-The two-player mode is nice.
-You get a bonus game - Super Pac-Man!

THE BAD:
-You have two choices of how to play the game. You can play a zoomed-in mode, where everything is more detailed but you see less of the screen, or you can play a full-screen mode like the arcade classic, but the detail is pitiful. THIS is why Pac-Man fails as a portable game.

OVERALL:
-Get a consular version of the game instead. As good an idea as making Pac-Man portable may have sounded, it's just not possible to pull it off well.

Hand-held arcade
Based on the arcade game, Ms. Pacman is very entertainingThe object is to eat all the pellets.Power pellets enable you to eat the ghosts.The only thing I don't like about it is that once you lose all of your lives, you have to start from the beginning again!

The best game ever!
My 6 year old loves this game she said, "The best part of the game is eating all the dots and making it to the next level".Super packman is included as a bonus -- definitely a plus! You can't go wrong with an (OG) classic.

A great classic that provides hours of fun!
This game is really fun to play, even though it gets repetitive after a while. The Gameboy game is just like the original Ms. Pacman that many of you have played in arcades before. It involves trying to eat all of the Pac Dots in a maze while running away from colorful ghost creatures. As dull as this may sound, it can provde hours of fun as you work your way through over twenty levels and try to earn movie clips along the way. Unfortunately, every level is almost exactly the same besides more valuable fruits and slightly different pathways. Also, the high score resets itself every single time you turn off your Gameboy. So if you want friends or siblings to compete with your scores, you need to simply rely on honesty.

Along with the Ms. Pacman game I have just described, there is also Super Pacman, a great added bonus! Super Pacman comes with Ms. Pacman, but it is a completely different game that involves using keys to unlock Pac Dots. Sadly, it is also very repetitive and the high scores still don't save! But overall, Ms. Pacman for Gameboy Color is an awsome game that can add hours of entertainment to a boring car ride, and it definitly deserves to be bought!

Ouch!
Great game, but not as a gameboy game.After 30 minutes of play, I got a blister on my thumb. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, now optimized for theGameCube, delivers the same mix of intuitive gameplay and elaborate adventurethat fans have come to expect from the series, and offers many enhancements andall-new environments and missions. Neo Cortex is back, and he means to ridhimself of Crash once and for all. To energize his most diabolical creation todate, Cortex channels the power of the Elementals, a group of renegade maskswith the destructive power of air, earth, water, and fire. To stop theElementals and Cortex's new weapon, Crash or Coco (a fully playable characterfor the first time) face five game hubs, 25 dynamic levels, and five uniquebosses, as well as a new character that will rock the Crash world. ... Read more

Reviews (28)

yay for cheap games!
This is a great cheap game. It's a little easy for the avid gamer but still entertaining and fun.

Review on Crash Bandicoot : The Wrath of Cortex
This is a very VERY fun game. there are lots of very fun levels too. Not to mention the graphics are awsome as well. I highly advise you to get this game. It ROCKS!

Fun and cheap game.
Highly recommended if you like the past Crash games.

Seen better, but cool
This game starts off great but after a while it gets a little boring. If your a crash fan you'll love it.

crash bandicoot
crash bandicoot the wrath of cortex is an excellent game i got it the chrhismas of 2001 and its vibrant gameplay extrodinary sound and untraditional gameplay make it perhaps the greatest game launched that year your sent into an interactive 3d world with exceptional sound qaulity graphics and a taste of adventure making the previous 3 games look boring it features an ultra dynamic 3d envirorement its the future of crash bandicoot games although one thing that might disappoint the avid gamer is the game is still held in the confinements of a warp room and crystals gems and rellics are still to be collected and some of its levels are extrodinarily hard one particular portal the nineth portal that sinking feeling is superhard harder than just about anything ever featured in a crash game but its unlimited vareitys of levels like the rhinoceras chase japeneese village underwater escape and blizzardy moautintop is enough to keep you entertained plus new bosses are in the game including a water monster and air giant and theyre all upset crash has set foot into there capsules the end boss crunch is extremely hard in fact ive stopped fighting him a while back but good luck if you think you can beat him because of all these qaulities i would definitly recomend this game to not only crash fans but to just about all gamers ... Read more

Reviews (1)

Powerful
The most powerful chess program for the best price.It can beat 99.9999 percent of the human race.It will improve you defensive skills. ... Read more

Reviews (5)

If you want an opinion...
This is a good travel bag.It's compact, and fits your Cube, all the wires and connections (inc. Adapters), one controller, and a game box.No, it's not big enough to carry every Cube item you have, because if it was, it wouldn't be compact.Eh?

Although it's a little expensive, it's still a good bag, that's durable, and all you'll need (especially as a beginner Cubist).

dont buy this, your cube wont fit
i bought this thinking that when i traveled to my freinds houses i could bring my ney cube. wrong i had to bring a plastic bag with my ac cable games and my third controler. the sides couldent even hold the wires let alone controlers. i had to put the controlers in the game slot and carry the games separate.

bottom line dont buy this try another

If you want to go anywhere with your cube dont buy this case
The pockets especially the sidepockets on this case are pretty much useless.They are too narrow for the controllers and way too narrow for the ac adapter.The AV cables fit though.I keep the controllers in the back pocket.The AC adapter is to big to fit anywhere.When I did take my system to a friends house I kept my games and adapter in another bag.Shop around for another size case if you plan on taking your cube anywhere.

(...)
I may not be a professional reviewer, (...), but this thing rocks!It WILL hold a component of the Gamecube on each side. I usually put the a/v cable in one side, my mini-cd holder in the other one. It will only hold one controller in the pockets, yes. (...). you put one in the back pocket, and you put one up top at the bottom of the harness and tighten it, so while you're walking around with the strap around your shoulder, it ALSO holds a controller on the bottom part. Overall, GCN carrier four stars. Although, for serious gamers like me, You probably WILL need a bigger one. I have tried the huge ones and they're VERY, VERY useful

Just Plain Bad Design.
For $20.00 you would be better off buying a duffle bag.
This thing is deceptive and the design sucks.
This is what this little gem does.
1. Holds one gamecube.
2. Holds 2 game packs, barely.
3. Holds 1 control and the ac adapter and cables.
This is why it (....).
There are two pockets on the sides of this carrier
that can't hold any of the components for the cube.
Not only are they worthless the material is really
stiff and the pockets are really narrow. They could
have taken the time to make those pockets big enough to hold
a controller (or the ac)on each side and then you could at least have
two controllers in the carrier. It is nice to protect the
gamecube but for $20.00 I think it could be a lot better.
If you have more than one controller you are going to need
a bigger carrier. I know they make other ones but have not tried them, it looks like they are all made by the same company,
so they can't be that much better. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Made of durable nylon with light blue piping and sporting the Game Boy Advance logo, this case easily accommodates either Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Color systems. Its rear-zippered pocket conveniently stores games, cables, and other accessories. Fully padded for maximum protection, this case's detachable loop handle and shoulder strap make carrying easy. Velcro ties also let you attach this case to a belt or backpack. Dimensions: 5-1/2 by 6-1/2 by 2-1/2 inches. ... Read more

Reviews (1)

awesome!!!!
this case is awesome.it holds my game boy advance (with no attatchments),6 games, and a light.It also has cool straps so you can carry it around. It ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Made of durable black nylon with light blue piping and sporting the Game Boy Advance logo, this case easily accommodates either Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Color systems. Its rear-zippered pocket conveniently stores games, cables, and other accessories.

Fully padded for maximum protection, this case's detachable loop handle and shoulder strap make carrying easy. Velcro ties also let you attach this case to a belt or backpack. Dimensions: 5-1/2 by 6-1/2 by 2-1/2 inches. ... Read more

Reviews (13)

GBA Case
This case is really nice for a GBA,and it holds a ton of games. But I got a cobalt GBA SP (awsome!) for Xmas and i didnt have another case.I havent got another case yet,so this carries a GBA,a GBA SP,instruction books,earphones,6 GBA games and 2 GBC games.So all in all,it can hold alot of stuff.

This is an ok case.
This is not the best gameboy advanced case, but it is ok. The string does break off very quickely and it does not hold that many games and it is ver big and bulky.

Not the best case
This is not the best gameboy advanced case, but it is ok. The string does break off very quickely and it does not hold that many games and it is ver big and bulky.

Case
Really good, can hold around 10 games, even more with GBA SP. Can strap to belt or pack, or fling the longer clip rope over sholder.
Top area unzips and front sticks together and is slightly smaller.
The best case I have had.

Good For Gamboy Advance but NOT Gameboy Advance SP
This is a very good small carrying case for the Gameboy Advance. The case is divided into two compartments. The front pocket, for the actual Gameboy Advance and the back compartment, for your games or accessories. The front pocket is a tight fit with a soft padded lining. The easily scratched Gameboy Advance screen is well protected and the tight fit means no extra travel against the fabric. The back compartment is roomy enough for several games and even a Worm Light. I have my Gameboy Advance games in protective containers and easily fit six games in the back pocket, with some room to spare. My Worm Light sits on top of the games and the pocket zips shut without any problems. As far as needing extra storage for things like cables, well, I've found that there's a way around this and I'll mention it below. Cases are for carrying and this case comes with a hand strap and a longer lanyard-type strap. Both are removable and functionable (though be warned, getting them on is somewhat difficult). On the back of the case are two velcro straps, for securing your case to a belt. What I've done is used these straps to secure my cables to the outside of the case. This leaves the cables exposed but they're still with my unit and portable. All in all, this is a very good case. Please note however, with the new Gameboy Advance SP - the new style will NOT fit in this case. The new square design is too different from the original Gameboy Advance. Please be aware. ... Read more

Reviews (10)

Not Really Worth The Money
I bought this for my son for Christmas and when he hooked it up to his gamecube, one speaker didn't work at all and the other one the sound was so low you had to put your ear next to the speaker to hear it and that was with the sound turned all the way up!
I returned it right away for refund.

AH! Too much sound!
Don't underestimate these little speakers. They can really fill a room with sound, hence the price. The volume control has no remote, but thats okay, considering how good a deal this is. The LED lights, which light up to the sounds going through it, are a nice touch, giving it the "high-end" feel. Though they really only react to bass, not treble. There is no equalizer, so you're going to have to live with that. But, in a loud game like, say, Extreme G, you won't care. This is a great budget sound system, if you ask me. The cool part is, also, that you can connect 3 other A/V devices to it. I have my PS2, N64, and satellite television reciever in stereo now! A great deal.

Just avoid Intec...
I bought some intec products before...they all suck.
Intec is one of the worst third party video game accessary company out there. A lot worse than Madcatz, Pelican, etc.
Avoid this company. Never buy their products unless you want to waste your money.
When you want a speaker, go after a decent brand, such as logitech. Their Z340 is 20 bucks and Z640 is arount 50 if you search the net careful enough. Those speaks will be at least 100 times better than this one.
I guess all the other reviewers who gave this high scores must all came from Intec. Be careful, people.

help
oh my gosh this is the best thing u can get worth every penny!!!!!!

Good Sound Quality
For two speakers they produce a nice sound. Intec always finds a way to make decent products and these speakers are no exception. If you own a Gamecube you won't be sorry with this system. They are cost effective and they produce sound like higher end speakers. They also make speakers for other gaming platforms. PS2 AND XBOX. ... Read more

Features

• Camera stick for adjustable camera control
• Advanced controller for Nintendo Game Cube system
• Analog action buttons and Z trigger
• Turbo function for auto fire capability
• Dual vibration motors

Reviews (5)

Employees point of view!
Ok so I am an employee for Toys R Us and I am suposed to know a lot about the products that I am selling.It appears that I didn't know enough about the G Force when I baught it.I baught my first one and found that it didn't work at all.I believed it was just a bad controler.So I told my self that this can happen.So I got it traded in and brought my new one home.I found out that it only works with certain games.I now am going to try to talk to someone to get these products off the shelves because all it is doing is causeing people to waist there money. If I wanted to spend money on something like this, I would rather buy a giant piece of plastic because that is pretty much what it is

Awful!!
Don't buy this controller.I just bought the entire game cube system and an extra controller, this one, and it doesn't work.I wish I had looked at the other reviews before I bought this.Now Toysrus will not give me my money back because it has been opened.How are you supposed to know if the controller works or not if you don't open it up!Lousy policy.

waste of money!
I wish I would have looked into this controller before I bought it.Its horrible.I've already exchanged 2 of them.Unfortunately Toys R Us wont let me exchange it for the original nintendo controller so it looks like I'm stuck with it.I'll just keep exchanging it until they give in I guess.None of them have worked out of the box so far....

no quality
Bought Three of the controllers, one was bad out of the box, the other two went bad within two weeks.The only one still working is the original Game Cube controller.I am returning these three and buying Nitendo brand contollers.

WARNING!!! READ THIS FIRST!!!
This controller [stinks]... It is nothing like the real Nintendo Controller and is a very cheap controller.

First of all, the shape is horrible. It is a struggle to keep in your hand, and it dosn't "fit" into your hand like the real Nintendo one.

Next, the buttons are too small and hard to reach.

Don't come near this controller, no matter what the package looks like. This is not a controller, it is just a huge

WASTE OF MONEY!!!

Buy the real deal, the Nintendo Controller made by Nintendo.

THIS REALLY DESERVES A ZERO OR NEGATIVE NUMBER OF STARS

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Made of durable black nylon with white piping and sporting the Game Boy Advance logo, this case easily accommodates either Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Color systems. Its rear-zippered pocket conveniently stores games, cables, and other accessories.

Fully padded for maximum protection, this case's detachable loop handle and shoulder strap make carrying easy. Velcro ties also let you attach this case to a belt or backpack. Dimensions: 5-1/2 by 6-1/2 by 2-1/2 inches. ... Read more

Reviews (18)

The smart solution for the transport and protection!!
Simple and cool product. The right solution that protects my Gameboy Advance of falls and scratches. It comes in many colours depending of yours. Product comes perfectly sealed from factory.

You need more space!
When I first got my GBA It was OK. I didn't have many games so it worked out. But know that I have several games its packed and i can't fit any thing else into it.If you put it in the wrong way it scratches your screenIf you have tons of games this isn't for you.

Great portable case!
The case will keep your Game Boy Advance safe, protect its screen, and store games and other equipment. It is a good size, and you can carry it anywhere. It is great for trips and traveling, and helps you keep your games and other items for your Game Boy Advance safe and helps you not to lose it with the rest of your packed items.
Pros:
1) Portable---w/strap
2) Can protect items
3) Organizes games
4) Helps keep games from getting lost (since they are tiny)
Cons:
1) A little too small for some
2) Cannot store battery packs

Great Case
It is small, and fits a good amount of things in it. I am going on a summer trip, and I wanted to find a good case to hold my GBA so I won't lose my games or my gameboy. My little brothers friend got this case (in a different color) and it was great looking and he loved it. The case fits the GBA and protects the screen from getting scratched or broken. The case also protects 8 of my GBA games, and stores them so they won't get lost. However, if you have a lot of items, such as multiple GBAs or GBs, or bulky items, such as the recharging battery pack (20 or 15 hr.), I suggest you store it elsewhere.

Awesome case
This case is perfect for me. It holds my GBA, light, and my games, and it is extremely small. I can put it in my backpack so I can play it on the bus to school. The size is very conveneint because you can carry it pretty much everywhere. If you are looking for a compact case, this is the one for you. ... Read more

Reviews (6)

wat the?
why is it in the ps2 section if u cant put cds in it?

Nice.
This game system organizer is nice. The only problem is that is doesn't hold 2-4 game cds like "The Legend of Dragoon". But other than that its great.

A good product
I would recomend this product to anyone looking for a place to store their SNES, Sega Genesis, Playstation, N64, or Dreamcast games. Its storage areas will not be able to hold any other systm's games. If you need something to hold your PS2, GameCube, or XBox games, buy a DVD holder.

It does not hold DVD cases.
I just received my Game System Organizer.Since it is under the heading of Playstation 2 one would think that it will hold DVD cases, either movies or Playstation 2.It does not.It only holds standard CD jewel cases and has inserts for N-...-4 and Genesis cartridges.I kept mine ... I decided to use it for my PSX and Dreamcast games.But if you are looking for a DVD case holder for PS2 games, do not buy this.

It's Great
What could be worse that having all your PS 2 stuff unorganized. Well getthis it keeps it all neet. It also mathes the colour of the PS 2. Whatcould be neeter. So I suggest that you get, I know I am. ... Read more

Reviews (7)

Great for storin your Gamecube, but that's it...
When I got my Gamecube, also wanted a carry case/bag so the cube won't collect dust or get damaged while not in use. For that purpose, this case is great. But, if you want to carry all of your Gamecube, forget it. The case only can hold the Camecube, the A/V cables an 4-5 games at most (on their original boxes). There's no space for any game controller (not even one), even less for the power supply.

Gamecuber Carrier Deluxe
Well when I got this I was hoping the side pockets would be a bit more flexible but I could fit the Gamecube, both it's cords, one controller and one game with a memory card.

Good but could be better.
I manage to fit my system, both cords, one controller, and my memory card in this case. thats pretty much it. If you have a lot of games or more controllers to carry i suggest you buy a different carrying case. If not, this may suit your needs.

good but could be a bit better
The size of the bag and the compartments are perfect.I would recommend, though, that the pocket material be a little less stiff.It's hard to maneuver in the pockets if you're fishing for anything small.Also, the bag doesn't hold more than two controllers and two games at once.

Disappointed
I bought this case from [a store] in my local mall. And I have to say I was VERY disappointed. It holds the system, wires, and BARELY (Just fitting) 4 games with boxes. Controllers do not fit. Maybe you can fit one, but that would be pushing it. Overall, I am returning it, I am not happy at all and Can't see spending [the money] on something that does not hold all of what I want it to hold ... Read more