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NASCAR: Dirt to Daytona Reviewed by Dave Jesteadt
Only in America will 50,000 people fill a speedway to watch 30 cars turn left all afternoon. NBA JamReviewed by Dave Jesteadt
This is a decent showing, given the years NBA Jam pretended to be a simulation franchise, but the developers need at least another year to get the famous franchise back into fighting shape. NBA ShootOut 2004Reviewed by Josh Allen
This is where you might have heard a resounding 'clank' of the ball off the rim...if this were a better game. NCAA Final Four 2004Reviewed by Josh Allen
Any Missouri alum can tell you that associating yourself with Kansas is just asking for trouble. NCAA GameBreaker 2004Reviewed by Josh Allen
Charles Dickens must have been a 989 Sports fan, because for Sony's sports development house, it has clearly been both the best and worst of times. Yesterday, we saw the best of times with GameDay. GameBreaker...is not so fortunate. Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2Reviewed by Jared Goodwin
If EA was REALLY interested in giving us speed, why not put fighter jets in Hot Pursuit mode? I mean, really... NFL GameDay 2004Reviewed by Josh Allen
Just when we thought they were out, we sucked them back in. Or something like that, anyway. 989 takes voice recognition to a whole new level with what might be this year's best new football feature. Oh, and they actually made a pretty good game, too. NFL StreetReviewed by Josh Allen
Yes, NFL Street is awesome. But dangit, EA, are you listening? Bring back Mutant League Football! NFL Street 2Reviewed by Dave Jesteadt
EA hits us with another street football game, following up on the success of...their last street football game! NightshadeReviewed by Jonathan Point-du-Jour
Zombies? Demons? What the hell are they smoking in Tokyo? |
