ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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58363 |
Deathrow (Ubisoft) Nothing to do with electric chairs - this is future sport |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58364 |
Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer (Activision) Stablemate of Tony Hawk, Mr Slater invites you onto half-pipes of a very different kind |
Steven Bailey | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58365 |
Gravity Games Bike: Street.Vert.Dirt (Midway) Enjoying the mag? This'll bring you down to Earth! |
Steven Bailey | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58366 |
Myst III (Ubisoft) Rest those weary thumbs, get your thinking cap on |
Steven Bailey | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58367 |
Street Hoops (Activision) Court is in session for jackass basket brawlers |
Steven Bailey | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58368 |
Tetris Worlds (THQ) Once more around the blocks |
Steven Bailey | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58369 |
Sega Soccer Slam (Sega) God's game goes ga-ga; great goals guaranteed |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58370 |
NHL Hitz 2003 (Midway) As if ice hockey wasn't violent enough already |
Ed Lomax | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58371 |
Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 (Activision) A bunny hop of glory, or nuts-on-crossbar despair? |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Oct 2002 |
58372 |
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (Ubisoft) Covert hide 'n sneak espionage action taken to the highest level |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58373 |
Unreal Championship (Atarisoft) The next level of multiplayer deathmatch has arrived |
Gavin Ogden | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58374 |
Tennis Masters Series 2003 (Microids) It's yet another tennis game - the fourth on Xbox in the same number of months! |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58375 |
Sega GT 2002 (Sega) It's the authentic car game that Xbox has been crying out for |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58376 |
Rally Fusion: Race Of Champions (Activision) The antidote to driving sims, but no lesser game for it |
Steve O' Rourke | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58377 |
Micro Machines (Atarisoft) Manic motor mayhem made minuscule |
Steve O' Rourke | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58378 |
FIFA 2003 (Electronic Arts) Goodbye, glue foot! The best-selling football game, in its second appearance on Xbox, now actually plays like football. Hurrah! |
Steve O' Rourke | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58379 |
Ty The Tasmanian Tiger (Electronic Arts) Bonzer platforming fun, mate! |
Ben Talbot | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58380 |
Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast (Lucasarts) Feel the Force. Well, just about... |
Steve O' Rourke | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58381 |
NFL Fever 2003 (Microsoft) American football lite, and better for it |
Max Everingham | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |
58382 |
Colin McRae Rally 3 (Codemasters) Rally-ho! The prime minister of dirt and cunning lines is back |
Jon Attaway | Review | Future Publishing | ![]() |
1st Nov 2002 |