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| 81. MediEvil | |
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Editorial Review The animation and humor are reminiscent of Tim Burton'sThe Nightmare Before Christmas. If this alone isn't enough to thrill you, the difficulty level will. This is one of the few games that seems to keep itself near the perfect level--difficult enough to keep you interested, easy enough to keep you from getting frustrated. The perspective perfectly complements the gameplay and animation style: the 3-D follow-cam allows you, in most places, to look around with ease. And you'll want to take time to see the sights, since the game looks as good as it plays. This game isn't just for the hard-core gamer. It's for everyone. --John Cocking Pros: Features Reviews (45)
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| 82. Saga Frontier 2 | |
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Editorial Review Pretty pictures aside, the battle system in SaGa Frontier 2 isoutstanding, allowing for combat to be as micromanaged or as mindless as playerssee fit. In addition to assigning in-battle character roles (such as support,intimidation, and so on), players can choose between multiple battle modes andexecute elaborate attack combos (similar to that of fighting games). Like its predecessor, SaGa Frontier 2 puts a spin on the genre byfeaturing multiple storylines that converge at various points in the game.Events in the game are encapsulated into (mostly) playable scenarios, with newplayable scenarios opening up as the existing ones are completed. While thisfeature enables gamers to experience nonlinear gameplay from differentperspectives, it ultimately muddles rather than enhances the game's overallnarrative. --Joe Hon Pros: Cons: Features Reviews (33)
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| 83. Gallop Racer | |
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| 84. Ace Combat 2 | |
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| 85. Star Wars Demolition | |
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Amazon.com Review It's a shame that the gameplay in Star Wars Demolition isn't evenremotely as imaginative as its "what if?" fanboy scenario, as all you've gothere is an uninspired regurgitation of similar games (like Vigilante 8),with clunky controls tossed in for bad measure. Whatever amusement one can find in Star Wars Demolition wears thin reallyfast, making this disc one really expensive Star Wars-themed drinkcoaster. --Joe Hon Pros: Features Reviews (16)
This game rules.Be Boba Fett, ATT Battle tank, STAP, Speeder, PodRacer, and others.Planets r Death Star II, Naboo, Dagobah, Yavin 4, and others too. Sorry about my last review it was very incomplete.This game is sweet.U don't always have to bet on yourself u can also play to get different charactors.Like Darth Maul and many others.Play at different planets and fight different numbers of computer controlled opponents. To get different ppl it is all random except for the guy u use to kick the computer... Do U feel like kickin the computer...right now? This game is pretty easy when u want to do that in a squirmish.Power ups and recharges r availible on every level.HINT: Just be careful not to blow ur recharge places...!!!They don't come back!! Blow up a droid wondering around for special weapons that never run out until u pick up another.These include Missle launcher, retractor beam, photon laser thing, and a thermal detonator launcher.These help u to blow ur opponent into the ground and then some.HINT: with the special weapons u must have force power to use it. Each character has its own special charge up deal.Like with the ATT battle tank it shoots its big cannon and blows the opponent to the other side of the planet!! (not lieing, it really blows the other opponent to the other side of the arena) Some ppl ask me if u get to use a lightsaber on this game the answer: NO, sorry u have to buy Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles which i heard u can also buy on this site.My reveiw on that game will be coming out later. This game is hard if u r trying for different characters but rather easy (for me) if u r bettin on urself or just playin against the computer.If ur just playin against the computer it is a rather easy shut and shoot 'em up game! o ya and to all u STAR WARS fansMay the Force be with U!!...
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| 86. Smurfs | |
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Also, if one turns on the game but do not hit "start", one can see the demo mode of the game, which reveals quite a bit of how to play the game. Don't listen to folks who might have told you this is a hard game. From what I have seen: Easy level is too easy for a 4-year old kid; Hard level is also winnable to him, who has managed to finish about > 50% of the game by himself (after watching a grown-up play). Just buy the game, you won't regret. Good luck & have fun.
Based on the same storylines in the famous comic series about the smurfs, this game involved a smurf who went on a journey from his village, day and night, across the mountains, down the valleys, into the caves, under the water, fighting snakes, monsters, etc..., to save his fellow smurfs, and ultimately the baby smurf. His final goal, of course, is to defeat Gargamel, his wicked opponent. No violence. To beat your "obstacles", just jump on/over them (no shooting or hitting involved). Players learn to estimate the distances to jump across obstacles, which is probably a good thing for kids who play the game. BEAUTIFUL 3-D graphics and animation, great game plan, great playability, great music, and more. In brief, "FIVE-STAR!". Strongly recommended!
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| 87. Command & Conquer Red Alert | |
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| 88. Marvel Super Heroes | |
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The graphics were pretty crisp and clear and it had a nice little selection of playable characters including Spiderman, Iron Man, The Hulk, Psylocke, Wolverine and others.For those who played Marvel vs. Capcom 2 before this one, the movement may feel a little slow to you.However, this was the first of the Marvel vs. Capcom style games so don't expect it to be as good as MVC2. The default controls for this game are the easiest to work with of any of the Marvel titles.You'll find it easy to learn and it fits the PS controller perfectly.Air combos can be pulled off easily but it may take a while for some to learn how to do them. On this game you'll find that the characters hyper combos are much more powerful than they are on MVC2.However, since this was the first of these type of fighter games, the characters have less moves to execute.The thing that really separates this game from all of the others is the Gems.There are 6 Gems that you may use during battle and different ones have different effects on certain characters.For example when Juggernaut uses the space gem, he turns silver and gains super armor.When Psylocke uses the Power gems she creates 3 copies of herself so then it's like fighting 3 of them at once.The final boss on this game is Thanos.He's better than the boss on the other Marvel titles because he's actually a challenge.He automatically starts the match with all 6 gems and he also has 6 different hyper combos he can do with each gem.Also this game actually has endings for the characters and the music is superior to all of the other titles except for Marvel vs. Street Fighter. I recommend you buy this game if you can find it for a reasonable price.You won't be disappointed.It may seem outdated for those who played MVC2 before playing this but it's still enjoyable.
Well, I did, and heres what I think! Gameplay: Almost arcade perfect with minimal slowdowns, barely noticeable, and you can still pull off everything in here that was possible in the arcade version. Sound(Music and Voice Track): Perfect, no muffled voices that match perfectly to all characters, and music is still here(and still rules)with no remixes(Thank God)! Music plays just like you would here it in the arcade(if you were you were lucky enough to here it in the arcade, and I actually did many a time)! Graphics: Great considering the Ram limitations of the PSX(like that was a problem for this game in the 1st place), and they were done with POLYGONS, yes, POLYGONS! Characters: You get a line up of the following characters: 2. Captain America ("Justice Will Prevail") 3. The Incredible Hulk (What's to say, he's a "Monster" hahahahahaha...sorry.) 4. Magneto (He rules and can pull off great comboes!) 5. Wolverine (The cheep one) 6. Juggernaut (He's huge and probably deel's more than anyone!) 7. Iron Man (With the Infamouse "Proton Cannon!") 8. Blackheart (A good and Cheep caharacter, but not as much as Wolvie.) 9. Psylocke (One of my favorite X-men, and overall choice over Wolvie, to bad Gambit wasn't included.) 10. Shuma-Gorath (Not used by me, but still deel's damage needed to prevail in this game.) Over-All: If I could, a 9.3/10.0, but I can't, so 4 out of 5, the reason being, could have been one point better if it weren't for the PSX limitations, but man, that definetly didn't stop me from getting it AT ALL! GET IT IF YOU DON'T HAVE IT!! Thank's to Amazon.com for posting this review and YOU for reading it!
THE FIGHTING ENGINE: Again, this is basically another "Street Fighter" clone, with different characters, etc.The reliable Street Fighter engine, while repetitive is still fun.The game level difficulty is "just right."It's easy to beat the game but still SOMEWHAT challenging but at the same time not difficult to the point where it frustrates.Like a good Street Fighter clone, combatants can duke it out as well toss a fireballs and beams and other assorted weapons at each other. THE STORY: Marvel Super Heroes' game storyline is roughly based upon the Marvel Comics "Infinity Gems/Infinity War" storyline where 10 of Earth's greatest heroes (and villains) seek to recover (or steal) the all-powerful Infinity Gems from the Evil Thanos of Titan, who is bent on destroying the universe with their power. THE FIGHTERS: You can choose from these following Marvel Super Heroes (and Villains): 1. Wolverine (of X-men fame) 2. Spider-Man (of Spider-Man fame) 3. The Incredible Hulk (of Hulk fame) 4. Captain America (of Avengers fame) 5. Iron Man (ditto) 6. Psylocke (from X-men) 7. Shuma-Gorath (noted Marvel Universe villain) 8. Blackheart (ditto) 9. Juggernaut (of X-men fame) 10. Magneto (ditto) GAME MODES: This is a straight-forward game with two modes:Arcade (you vs. the computer for 8 battles) and Vs. (you vs. a friend). WHAT SETS THIS GAME APART: The one thing that DOES set this game apart from its "Street Fighter" clone brethren is the integration of the Infinity Gems into actual game play.Through each fight stage (8 altogether) your character fights to recover a single Infinity Gem from each opponent.The gems can be used in each fight to "power-up" your fighter. THE VERDICT: Overall, though this game is dated, it is still quite fun.If you're into Marvel comics you'll enjoy the storyline as well as the action of the game.The Marvel/Capcom line did evolve from here with 4 other releases (with more on the way) including:X-men vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter and the Marvel vs. Capcom series of games. In all though, this game is still worth the playtime. Highly Recommended ... Read more | |
| 89. Dukes of Hazzard: Racing for Home | |
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Editorial Review The opening sequence and cutscenes between each level are 3-D-rendered dead ringers for the televisionshow, making it worthy of consideration for collectors. Driving missions are simple and fun, with high-flying ravine jumps and dirt-road power-slides. Get behind the wheel of the General Lee (yes, it has thecustomized horn), Daisy's Jeep, Cooter's tow truck, and Uncle Jesse's infamous moonshine-runner, BlackTillie. Control is not as exacting as it should be, but the CB radio banter and the silliness of it all carry the gamefar beyond its gameplay. --Jeff Young Pros: Features Reviews (27)
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| 90. RPG Maker | |
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Amazon.com Review With RPG Maker for the PlayStation, would-be game designers can finallycreate their own digital world. All you need is a PlayStation, a littleimagination, a lot of time, and you can create your own Final Fantasy,Ogre Battle, or Dragon Warrior adventure--sort of. It takes teamsof 50 to 100 people two to three years to design and create the RPGs that weplay today. If you think you've got the patience to do it on your own, then thisgame (or should we say set of tools) has a lot to offer. Write, design, and control everything from the story line to dungeon designs, toorganizing and constructing the towns in your game. You can even choose itemlocations, weapons, and enemy hit-point totals. Such standard, modern-day RPGelements are all at your disposal here. For those who really want to go for allthe gusto, you can design and animate your own characters from scratch! Theanimation quality doesn't approach a Disney level, but at least the option isthere. This isn't a plug-and-play type of title; it will take you quite some time justto figure out where you want to start. If you don't have the patience to play atraditional RPG to the finish, then you might want to pass on RPG Maker.For everyone else, there's no better place to start! --Todd Mowatt Pros: Features Reviews (70)
Yes it is time consuming. If you learn how to use the editor properly, you should be able to do things fast. You don't need to be an artist to make characters, but that takes time. Use the implemented ones. As for typing. I tried on the controller, but it removes all joy from the game. GET A KEYBOARD FOR YOUR PS2! It costs 20 bucks. Go to search and type "logitech keyboard". Find the one for ps2 and get that first. Memory. That is another fault. Buy like a 5 dollar memory card with space. One custom character takes one block. Game data can go from 2-3 blocks. The sample game which is kinda boring takes 2 blocks i believe. You will probably stop playing it after a while. It gets hard. This game is good. There are a few drawbacks, but it is great for people who want to create their own rpg. If you have a friend you could swap memory cards, and play each other's rpgs. If you want 3d, get RPG MAKER 2. If you want 2d, get RPG MAKER 1. If you take the time to learn the editor and have a keyboard you will be fine on time. ... Read more | |
| 91. Vegas Games 2000 | |
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Editorial Review Vegas Games 2000 does not allow you to walk the floor, so you'll miss out on theunique Las Vegas atmosphere. Nonetheless, the menus are easy to read with colorfullogos and images, and the games load quickly. The soundtrack to the game consists of anongoing loop of gamblers celebrating, sighs from the agony of defeat, coins dropping,and levers being pulled, which can get repetitious. Suggestion: turn off the game audioand crank up some Frank Sinatra. --Kasty Thomas Pros: Features Reviews (1)
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| 92. Star Trek: Invasion | |
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Amazon.com Review Set in the time line of the Next Generation TV and film series, Invasion has you cast in the role of a fighter pilot destined for a big part in the upcoming war against the Earth-bound Borg. The Borg is not the only Trek race to show up in here; the Cardassians, Klingons, and Bajorans are all along, too. Speaking of the Trek gang, actors Michael Dorn as Worf and Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard contribute good voice acting to an all-around solid production. The visuals in Invasion are uniformly sharp and show an attention to detail that almost makes the old PlayStation beg for mercy. The planets, the ships, the explosions (especially the explosions!) are topnotch. The music, however, is painfully repetitive. Disturbingly, the controls in Invasion are way too sensitive for all but the most die-hard space jockeys. The Valkyrie space fighters often make too wide a turn, resulting in constant misfires and untimely deaths. Perhaps because it is set in the more politically correct universe of Star Trek, Invasion does lack the Colony Wars games' level of intense, gritty combat, and its story isn't nearly as engaging. Yet, for a laser blast-filled journey into the final frontier, it's still a fun ride. --Mark Brooks Pros: Reviews (12)
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| 93. Armored Core: Master of Arena | |
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Best part is you can create any Mechs you want. I found out that you can create the Gundams! I have created them so don't tell me its not possible. If you want to email me my email is gundamiceblade@yahoo.com I would say that it is best used with the Iteract Controller because then you can use the joystick in it. I feel that this game is incredible. You would be lost with out it. The only better game is. AC 2, but if you only have PSX get AC MoA!!!!!
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| 94. Dance Dance Revolution | |
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I found it watching others participate, but I've been forced to give it a try to one of the 'slower' songs.Not many moves.Not too much fun. This game seems okay if you want a good workout.I'm not bashing this game.In contrast, it might grow on me over time.Right now, I ... I may be too old-fashioned.:)
Okay, now all the good. If played diligently, this game will work on your rhythm, reflexes, stamina and timing. I even found it easy to push myself into playing 3 times longer after I started getting tired and actually felt like I was dancing after just a few hours. A few of the levels are easy enough for a beginner but I would recomend taking real dance lessons if you can get through the harder ones. And finally the technical. This game has a wide range of options on how you can play with it's game, workout, lesson, and trining modes. Each with verying difficulties. Combine this with it's 25+ songs and you should never get board playing it. It's an all around great game so get your hand out of that bag of crisps and dance!
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| 95. Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX | |
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Amazon.com Review Instead of using a skateboard to race against the clock and perform dangerousmidair stunts for points and prestige, this game is all about daredevil BMX bikeriding, so that players can aim to pull off a "Superman," "Icepick," "Tailwhip,"or "Toothpick." In total, there are over a dozen unique environments, such asCamp Woodward's backbreaking "Lot 8" or the San Jose Ramp Club, to name two. First, players must select their rider of choice, be it repeated World Championbiker Dave Mirra, 1999 Dirt Circuit Champion Ryan Nyquist, or eight other starsof the sport. Each of the riders enjoys his own signature moves, plus even moreriders can be unlocked over time. However, there is no create-a-player feature,as there is with a few other games of this kind. Fortunately, controlling the rider is a cinch to learn for younger or novicegamers, and there's enough substance here to keep players pedaling long afterthe goals are met. In fact, along with the "Free Ride" mode, the timed "Session"mode, and the challenging, career-based "Proquest" mode, there are 10 differenttwo-player games, including our favorite, dubbed "B-M-X", in which the secondplayer has to mimic the first rider's moves (remember basketball's H-O-R-S-Evariant?). Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX's visuals are only satisfactory, with nothingreally to kick heels about. The 3-D engine brings a few annoying screen"pop-ups" (objects and backgrounds awkwardly disappear on occasion, as ridersmove in relation to the "camera") and "clipping" problems (in which the ridergets stuck mysteriously) that probably could've been ironed out with a few moreweeks in development. And, while the midair stunts and crashes look painfullyreal, the game also seems to lack a convincing sensation of speed. But, even with its shortcomings, Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX is a rad BMXarcade sim that proves that the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series, whilestill the king, is not the only game in town. --Todd Mowatt Pros: Reviews (39)
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| 96. Alone in the Dark 4: The New Nightmare | |
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Amazon.com Review You can play The New Nightmare as either Edward Carnby, a paranormalprivate investigator and poster boy for the series, or Aline Cedrac, a collegeprofessor and requisite video game babe. As in Resident Evil 2, theprotagonists cross paths but have separate adventures within the main story,which, in this case, involves evil supernatural forces at work on theappropriately (but unimaginatively) named Shadow Island. Although The New Nightmare uses the genre-standard, third-person,fixed-camera viewpoint, it adds a twist by bathing most of its detailed, predrawn 3-Dbackgrounds in darkness, and then equipping the player with a controllableflashlight. Not only does this create some rather impressive lighting effects,but it also heightens the sense of fear that is further fueled by the game'sominous music and sounds. Unfortunately, the rest of The New Nightmare isn't very inspired. Itsunderdeveloped controls are on par with the first Resident Evil, whichmight not be so bad if not for that fact that this combat-light game has youtediously running around looking for keys to match its many nondescript lockeddoors, as well as trying to find solutions to vague puzzles that all too oftenleave you in the dark. --Joe Hon Pros: Reviews (28)
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| 97. Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return | |
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And if you think that this is a 3D game, you're incorrect because this is only a 2D platform game but it offers a lot of colorful graphics and delightful, humorous characters..
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| 98. Family Feud | |
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| 99. Point Blank 3 | |
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Some couldn't wait for the 2000 release of the last Point Blank game in the series.What's new?Well how about 80 brand new mini-games.Point Blank 3 includes 5 different modes of play, including arcade, endurance, versus, party, and training mode.This is the best party game available on the Playsation game console still.The trade mark gameplay is still here along with the same screwball characters, new characters, stages, and themes.Replay value tends to drop after owning it for a little while, but it will always remain good fun.Fun for all kids and adults alike. If you purchased and enjoy this title also try Point Blank 1 & 2, and the Time Crisis series.I also written reviews for these games as well here at Amazon.
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| 100. NHL FaceOff 2001 | |
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The good.It's hockey.The gameplay is done very well.Control is excellent, goalies are very realistic, line changes are unique (there's a button to change your forwards, and a different button to change your defensemen).Scoring goals is realistic where if you have a defensive breakdown, you're going to give up goals (you let someone wind a slapshot in the slot and your goalie will most likely get beat).However, great goalies do cover their own with some amazing saves after they give up bad rebounds--whereas lesser goalies will most likely give up a rebound goal with no defensive help.The play-by-play is done well with one of the best in Mike Emerik.There's even Zambonies bewteen periods and the three-stars-of-the-game and introduced when the game ends. The bad.Well, this game looks terrible.With the exception of the "C" and "A's" on certain jerseys, the players and goalies look underdone and blocky.Player animation is beyond chopy, and the sounds are the worst I've ever heard in a hockey game ("Go Baby, Go"??? And hitting the post sounds pathetic--sounds similiar to a coffee mug being tapped with a spoon).Line changes are unique, but they are done poorly and slow--Every player exiting the ice during play uses the trap door?Not to mention the puck usually goes out of play along with the players going to the bench via the trap door.One of the biggest problems is the sim mode when in season play.You had better turn off injuries or you'll eventually be in trouble.How?You are only allowed 17 players on your roster!There's no "dressing" and "scratching" players for games like in EA's NHL series, you need to sub injured players with players already on other lines.How stupid is that?!?There are so many player missing in this game, it's upsetting.Also, color commentary is poorly done.Darren Pang is one of the best at doing this, but it's just not done well in this game.As for the voice acting?Just try to ignore the public address announcer--the worst I've ever heard next to Faceoff '97.The fighting is terrible in this game (guys who NEVER fight are dropping the gloves on a regular basis.I've gotten in fights against Paul Kariya--what's that all about?).Winning face-offs is a breeze (this game needs EA's NHL '99 feature of kicking out centers from the faceoff spot when a player cheats by tapping the faceoff button too much before the puck is dropped).This game even has those annoying "hot spots".Winning offensive an offensive face-off to your winger in front of the net for a one-timer is almost a sure goal.Too many weak penalties, and that ref needs to be either more detailed or removed (I've tried to hit him with a breakaway pass more than once--DOH). This game may be the best to play because it's the least annoying.This years PS1 hockey titles are weak.I hope to get my hands on a PS2 soon to try it's hockey titles in hope for a near perfect hockey game.I've tried nearly every hockey game on the market for the PS1.Here's what I've found out so far: Best Gameplay:Faceoff 2001 Best Graphics:NHL 2000 Best Sound:NHL '98-2001 Best PA Announcer:Powerplay '98 Best play-by-play:Faceoff 2001 Best Color Commentary:NHL '98-2000 Best Options:NHL '99 (see above about the faceoffs), NHL 2001 I feel that all hockey games this year were not done too well mainly because the attention went to the PS2.So, with that said, NHL Faceoff 2001 is this years best PS1 hockey game, but that is NOT saying much at all.I still say that the best hockey games are on the Sega Genesis (EA's NHL '97, '98).
Otherwise, this game is just really fun.You can create some really neat plays.Slapshots, dekes, tip-ins, one-timers, it's all there. I hope that this version for the PlayStation2 has more effort added to it.Because quite frankly, it isn't really fair to leave out the PSX like that... ... Read more | |
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