This is the latest in the a line of popular baseball games from Konami.
How much you'll get out of Karaoke Revolution Volume 2 is tied directly to your interest in the songs on the disc.
The next Yu-Gi-Oh! game will star Yugi's friend, Joey.
Reshef of Destruction offers a brand-new experience, complete with 800 unique cards.
For anyone who isn't especially obsessed with all things Todd McFarlane, Evil Prophecy just has too many problems to make it recommendable.
Blast hordes of evildoers and make the world a safer place.
This card-based wrestling gmae allows players to use their own decks to perform wrestling moves in hopes of defeating their opponent.
The latest iteration in the Guitar Freaks series will feature about thirty new songs and more than one hundred songs overall.
DrumMania 10th Mix features about thirty new songs in addition to eighty old ones.
This futuristic team-based third-person action game from Konami will see players fighting to reclaim Earth from the forces of hell.
Kaiba the Revenge works in conjunction with the previous Power of Chaos: Yugi the Destiny for the PC or as a standalone game. In the new game, collect more than ...
This rhythm game that is aimed toward younger players, features nearly four hundred songs.
Konami's sports game features the Japanese baseball leagues.
Konami's releasing a park-building simulation based on the Jurassic Park series.
This game has nothing to do whatsoever with Univeral's megahit movie. What it has to do with dinosaurs, or even video games in general, is also unclear.
Once you're used to floating diagonally and hopping ledges toward loftier areas, the game becomes quite fun.
The gameplay mechanics that proved oh-so-satisfying more than a decade ago fail to impress today.
Although tactical combat is the focus of the title, Konami has infused an element of hands-on action into this competent, story-driven strategy RPG.
Dark Duel Stories comes recommended to avid enthusiasts of the Duel Monsters card game.
Crash Bandicoot: The Huge Adventure is a worthy addition to the series.
It's Gradius done good--if you're into that sort of thing.
Feeble gameplay makes PrimeTime unappealing, and the number of serious bugs that have come along for the ride make it completely unacceptable.
This GBA adventure will serves as a prequel to the upcoming PS2 platfomer starring the old green frog.
If you're a DDR fan who hasn't already imported the bevy of dancing games available in Japan, DDR Disney is worth checking out.
It may prove to be too easy for the more experienced player, but with 90 holes of golf and a good multiplayer game, Final Round makes for a more-than-acceptable portable ...
The latest game in Konami's Winning Eleven series, which features the full FIFAPro license, will be released in Europe.
ESPN NBA 2Night 2002 really has nothing that would make it worth recommending over a number of other basketball games for the PlayStation 2.
ESPN Winter X-Games Snowboarding 2002 demonstrates that an average game ported to a more powerful console is still an average game.
Goemon is coming to the GBA in a side-scroller in the most classical sense.
This third installment in Konami's dating-sim will feature cel-shaded graphics and advanced facial animation.
While it has a few minor problems, they are dwarfed by the sheer amount of enjoyment the game will undoubtedly offer to anyone who enjoys a good RPG.
Konami's soccer sim is headed to the Game Boy Advance.
Bloody Roar Extreme isn't exactly a fresh take on fighting games, though it looks good and controls well enough.
The latest game in Konami's Winning Eleven series, which features the full FIFAPro license, will be released for the GameCube.
Motocross Maniacs Advance offers just as much depth as the competition and is definitely worth taking a look at.
The ability to play as Chain, Buchu, Star, Blues, and the rest of the Yie Ar Kung-Fu gang is enough on its own to make this cart a must-have.
Great Outdoor Games Bass 2002 from Konami is a fine example of how a game can be stripped down to its barest essentials and still be a great game.
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