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| 1. Pac Man World 2 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005V6BP Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Namco Sales Rank: 1995 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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| 2. Star Wars Racer Revenge: Racer II | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005V3FC Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Lucasarts Entertainment Sales Rank: 2728 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review Game modes include practice, single play, tournament, time trials, and versus.Tournament mode is the bulk of the game. Players can beat it in fewer than threehours and it isn't particularly difficult. Replay value is added by requiringyou to beat the tournament mode several times so you can unlock all the game'ssecrets. Oddly enough, the game's sound--usually LucasArts's forte--is hamperedby an unusual effect: at times you'll hear the full Star Wars treatment,as John Williams's score and cool sound effects totally capture the feel of themovies, but other times you'll hear only the sound of your engine. Theenvironmental audio is an interesting choice that wasn't executed very well.Audio and brevity issues aside, this game is one of the strongest StarWars titles released for a console. --Raymond M. Padilla Pros: Reviews (34)
I get this all from this game.I've really enjoyed playing this game and building up my character while trying to unlock other characters to play with.Each course is imaginative and has its own sets of challenges. My only problem is that it can get easy really quickly.I wish there were a way to download courses off the Internet or an ability to create your own. But in the end, if you like racing games I would highly recommend this one!! ... Read more | |
| 3. Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005NOFU Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Activision Sales Rank: 1005 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Product Description The exotic real-world beaches of South Africa, Hawaii, Australia, Tahiti, Spain, and North America will immerse players in the virtual surf world. An intuitive control system allows players to execute the most technical pro maneuvers and experience ever-changing wave conditions. The game offers multiple play modes, including career mode, special events, and surf trip. Additionally, a large variety of real surf tricks and events, licensed boards, wetsuits, and clothing lend the game authenticity. Reviews (25)
From a visual standpoint, this game would get a perfect 10.The waves look realistic and smooth, as does the surfing itself.No choppy or sluggish action on this effort.There are quite a few beaches to visit, although none of the goals are really all that difficult. Sounds are good, so is the music for the most part.Basically what you would expect from Activision. So, why not a perfect 5 star rating?Well, replay value for one.After you blow through the challenges there isn't much left.Sure, it is still kinda fun to try to bust high scores, but not much to work for to keep someone hanging on.Also, even though there are a ton of beaches to visit, it is a far cry from opening a new "level" on Hawk.Basically each beach is kind of like the one you just visited.You drop in on a big wave and do your thing.End of story. Oh, on the plus side, there is a lot of cool surf footage to enjoy if you are into it.Each surfer and each beach has some footy, plus there is a 30 minute video which is a behind the scenes type of deal.Good stuff. I am hearing that this game is being discontinued, so try and pick up a copy while you still can.
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| 4. Hot Shots Golf 3 | |
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HSG3 is a golf game that doesn't take itself serious. The taunts are really funny and will be stuck in your head for days. The courses feel very lifelike, full of colors and unlockable animals, great weather effects. Since I sold my memory card last year, I am playing through the tourney mode, unlocking all the clubs and other goodies once again. If you are looking for a serious golf game with collared shirt stiffs, this is not your game. The Power Meter system in this games works just fine for me, but I hear the controls in Tiger are really good as well. I'm not a golfer and don't have any serious plans of ever becoming one. I've been on a golf course less times than I have fingers on my left hand. Don't even know why I actually ever bought this game, in all truth. Good reviews I guess, something different from all the action titles and RPGS out there. Not too serious a game if you don't want it to be, but the depth is there if you're looking for it;about 12 unlockable players, tourneys, unlockable clubs and courses. Great fun.;o)
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| 5. Ecco the Dolphin | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0000631VQ Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. Sales Rank: 3507 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Product Description But first, you're going to have to learn to swim, eat, and think like a dolphin. Use different songs to communicate with other sea creatures and be prepared to defend yourself against predatory sharks. Later, go on to solve puzzles and work with others to accomplish your goals. The game features beautifully detailed seascapes, with creatures and plants that look and move realistically. Reviews (32)
Story: 9/10 Ecco has to save the dolphin AND human race! GO ECCO! (at one point he goes back in time!!!) Controls: 8/10 a little bit tough at sometimes but not that bad overall. Difficulty: 14/10!!! this game is very very hard! some of the levels are dark and you cant see stuff good so make sure you search everywhere in the levels! (it helps if you turn your tv's brightness up) sadly, i dont have a game shark, or a game guide so im pretty much stuck. ive only made it halfway through the game and i got the game when it came out. rent it first, if u love it, BUY IT, cuz it will take a long time to beat it! ... Read more | |
| 6. Scooby-Doo: Night of 100 Frights | |
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| 7. SpongeBob: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman | |
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| 8. NBA Live 2003 | |
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2. Any CPU point guard with a 3-point icon will be the leading scorer for the CPU team, draining threes with people in his face every time, against set defenses.If you play the Lakers, for example, Shaq won't miss, but will only end up with 10 points on 5-for-5 shooting, while Derek Fisher will end up with 33 on 11-for-20 three-point shooting. 3. If you have a lead in the last minute, the CPU will hit every three-pointer anyone but the worst shooter puts up, and will steal the ball from you most times, but, oddly, will not intentionally foul. 4. Nobody gets open on the inbounds plays, and half of your team will be off-screen. 5. No good player will resign with your franchise after a season if their contract is up, even if you win it all.They will, however, settle for a one-year contract for minimum pay with a crappy team.All the superstars end up with such contracts, but you do not have the option to negotiate prices and cannot sign superstars, who demand full price from you. 6. Most rookies the game generates will be given a sub-par field-goal shooting ability, but an above-average three-point shooting ability.In other words, can't hit from 15 feet, but can hit from 25. There are other problems that make you think the development team was on crack when they made it, but, as one of the great mysteries of the universe, this game is still very fun and addictive to play.Why, God, why?
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| 9. Donald Duck | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004UDVN Catlog: Video Games Publisher: UBI Soft Sales Rank: 7376 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review The game gives players instructions as they progress through the levels. Whenyou come to something new, Donald's nephews explain what's going on. While nothaving to read an instruction book is nice, the game explains so many simpleconcepts from the beginning that this feature hinders more than it helps. Forinstance, gift boxes contain power-ups. Power-ups are good. You should getthem. The game's graphics quality varies greatly throughout. For example, some of thebuildings show great detail while, in another area, it can be difficult to tellwhether you're facing a cliff or a thorny plant. Also, while Donald is superblyanimated, the game's many textures look grainy compared to those of other PS2titles. The sound, on the other hand, is spot on. The sound effects are also pleasantlycartoon-like, but the voices are annoying, especially Donald's. Experienced gamers will blow through this one, assuming they want to, andyounger gamers will find the game sufficiently challenging and fun. But gamersyoung and old will agree: There's nothing to like about Donald's new voice.--Todd Mowatt Pros: Reviews (11)
The game is very linear - you are forced to walk along a path. I can over-look this because of the cute graphics. However, some of the levels are very long and it's very tough to get through them without getting killed dozens of times. Argh!!!
This is the story: Daisy has been kidnapped by Merlock and you (Donald, of course) have to save her. Donald's friend Gyro has invented a machine that can teleport Donald to Merlock's castle so that you can save Daisy, but first you have to collect parts to make it more powerful. So you get sent through different parts of the world to collect cogs & such, and beating various bosses along the away. Huey, Louie and Dewey hang around to give Donald tips and teach him "Special Moves". Though it appears to be a kids' game, it's actually pretty challenging & at times frustrating, so I wouldn't recommend it for younger gamers. Like I said, if you like the Crash series, then you'll probably like this game. Overall it has PS2-worthy graphics & speed,decent plot depth and good gameplay.It's definitely worth trying out, but rent it before you buy it. ... Read more | |
| 10. 2002 FIFA World Cup | |
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Previous (2001) FIFA series had better gameplay and slightly worse graphics. If you have a previous version of FIFA, wait for 2003 and grab it.
1. The game AI is hideous as you can still score goals by using brute force. The recipe simple. Take a team with fast strikers and either steal the ball from the back, as the computer makes idiotic and predictable passes, or simply run straight at the computer's defenders and score at will. No skill required. 2. The gameplay is the most enfuriating ever. The computer strings together pass after pass, effortlessly moving the ball up the field, while you struggle with the inadequate camera angles and the defunct passing scheme, to complete just a few passes. This results in you having to chase the computer around and never having more than 30% of the possession. You spend the entire game hunting the computer down, getting more and more frustrated, as the computer strings together useless passes in the back, apparently content with the score, even when it is down 0-3. 3. Some major bugs kill what little decent gameplay one can experience when playing against a friend. The framerate goes down and you experience "skipping" on certain camera angles, especially when crossing midfield. Although you have many camera angles to choose from, none is conducive to realistic soccer. The "Tele" or "Tower" views allow you to see the action you need, but you can never see who you are passing the ball to. The "Swing" camera results in too much skipping to even take into account, which is unfortunate as it would probably be the best camera angle. "Panoramic" results in you having to use a magnifying glass on your TV screen to spot your player, let alone the ball! Finally, "End to end" is horrible for aerial challenges. As I said, not one camera angle is suitable. 4. Incomplete/wrong rosters: World Cup soccer without Holland and Romania?? How about Ronaldo playing for Brasil, but as a midfielder?! This is almost worse than playing FIFA 2002, where the whole Holland team is comprised of numbers (no roster)! Just bite the bullet and buy the license already, EA Sports!! You'll just end up making us pay for it anyway, right? This game is just horrible and no fun at all. I've never thrown my controller to the floor so frequently in utter frustration. Maybe this is a secret mini-game that I've unlocked? If such is the case, congratulations to EA Sports. They couldn't have conceived a game more conducive to such behavior! ... Read more | |
| 11. NHL Hitz 2003 | |
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Pros: the graphics are wonderful.
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| 12. NCAA Football 2003 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000068NM6 Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Electronic Arts Sales Rank: 4083 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Product Description But then along comes NCAA Football 2003 by EA Sports, a game so good that after a few weeks, even your dog will wonder why you never find the time to communicate anymore. Start with the AI--by far the best yet in a college game. Defenses not only react to your play calling and adjust their strategies as the game evolves, but they expertly disguise their coverages and swarm to the ball with speed and decisiveness. In addition, your computer opponent actually makes intelligent clock decisions when time is running out (shocking!). The running game at times is a bit easy on the lower difficulty levels (especially if a back like Oregon's Onterrio Smith has the ball), but that's why they made All-American and Heisman levels. The graphics, as are typical in football video games over the last couple of years, are extremely good, and the between-play animations provide extra spark to the rivalries (taunting runs rampant). But the graphics aren't the star of the show--it's the dynasty mode, stupid. With enough special features and stat categories to keep college football hopheads happy for months--including a comprehensive recruiting engine, a customizable intro screen that features your favorite school's colors and fight song, and a Trophy Room that displays all your bowl and rivalry game hardware--NCAA Football 2003 just might make fans forget the depressing length of the off-season. --Rivers Janssen Pros: Cons: Reviews (137)
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| 13. Ridge Racer V | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004TKMB Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Namco Sales Rank: 3640 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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I recommend this if u liked the other Ridge Racer Games, Personally I loved this one and dont get the awful reviews this one has gotten, very unfair.
And how the hell do you get medls!
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| 14. MLB Slugfest 20-03 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000067862 Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Midway Entertainment Sales Rank: 4594 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review Imagine our National Pastime with Bugs Bunny-style pitching, runners who think nothing about clocking the First Basemen to extend their hit into a double, and hot players who burst into flame when they're on a roll. If a pitch hits the batter he either charges the mound like the Hulk on speed, or he cries and crawls to take his base. Everything is outrageous and exaggerated, yet beyond the cartoon antics is a real game where skill with pitching and batting can carry you to victory. All of the major league's players, stadiums, teams, and logos are in the game, letting you really put the smack down on your least favorite team or force a perennial loser to play like brutes. A home run derby mode lets you practice hitting the long ball. One highlight is the commentary, which is hilarious. It consists of one smart guy calling the plays, setting up a gravel voiced idiot for some off the wall comment. Whether its speculating how many candles youd have to melt to make a wax Babe Ruth, or complaining about the taste of his third Styrofoam cup, the commentary is fresh, funny, and it takes quite a while before it gets old. Solid baseball gameplay and strategy--amped up and turned all the way to "11"--is what MLB SlugFest offers players. It's a great way to spend a nice spring day; mix in a little violence and flaming baseballs with your peanuts and Crackerjack.--Andrew S. Bub Pros: Reviews (40)
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| 15. Triple Play 2002 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00005V3F1 Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Electronic Arts Sales Rank: 3422 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
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Amazon.com Review Graphically, no one can touch the stunning visuals and attention to detail thatEA Sports has given to every ballplayer and stadium. Most players' facesaccurately resemble their real-life counterparts (albeit with oversized heads),and they come complete with customized batting stances and perfectly rendereduniform detail. The ballparks themselves come alive in breathtaking beauty as avariety of camera angles put you right on the field and in the seats. But too many inconsistencies and omissions hold this game back from greatness.Most unrealistic is the frequency of home runs and the ease with which you'reable to score runs--the novelty wears off pretty fast after swatting long ballafter long ball and finding yourself tied 9-9 in the 4th inning. Playing at therookie, pro, or all-star level does little to stem the outpouring of runs, anddoes even less to shorten the tedious game pace, perhaps the mostunintentionally realistic part of Triple Play 2002. Fielding could usesome fine-tuning as well. And when does EA Sports plan to reintroduce injuriesto this series? Game modes still feature fully customizable season options and the home runderby, either one-on-one or tournament (up to eight players). But gone from thederby, strangely, is the option to choose from past legendary players andmembers of the 500-home-run club. Calling the action this year is the two-man announcing team of Bob Costas andHarold Reynolds. Costas thankfully keeps things more low-key than his real-lifepersona, while Reynolds dishes the sass like a pro ("This isn't an eyetest--swing the bat!"). --Larry White Pros: Reviews (47)
With that said, there are a few things that bother me about this game: 1) In the game, the home team takes the 3rd base dugout in every stadium.What's up with that? I've been a baseball fan all of my life and pros and cons aside - this is a terrific game to play.I think it might cure my offseason blues.
First, I found the levels of play a bit unbalanced. The "Rookie" level is, as intended, very easy. The problem comes between the two top levels. In the "Professional" level, it takes a short period of time to easily dominate the game. Yet if you move up to the "All-Star" level it is nearly impossible to win consistently without a top team, no matter how good you are. The problem is that suddenly EVERY computer comtrolled player makes All-Star plays on defense on EVERY play and you cannot sneak a fastball by anyone when pitching...even with Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling. The realism is lost at this level in order to make the computer more competitive. The problem is that this punishes players who really would be unbeatable otherwise. Second, the graphical representation of the uniforms is not as good as in some competing games. This is only a minor criticism and most people would not even notice it. I am nit-picking to be sure. Finally, there is a limit of 24 slots for created players. If you are someone who is interested in keeping rosters current, this will grow frustrating late in the year when more and more rookies get called up and suddenly you are out of spots to creatr them. If you do not care about keeping the rosters in line with the "real world", this is of no concern. Even with these criticisms, this is a fantastic game. It has outstanding playability, incredibly detailed stadiums, complete rosters that are current as of January 15th, plenty of player info and ratings, and tons of statistics to give you every aspect of your game or season. While future versions are sure to continue to improve on the Triple Play brand name, this one is certainly worth the price of admission for true baseball fans. ... Read more | |
| 16. NHL 2003 for PlayStation 2 | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00006FWTZ Catlog: Video Games Publisher: Electronic Arts Sales Rank: 4748 Average Customer Review: US | |