Moto Racer World Tour

If you thought Moto Racer was good, prepare yourself for Moto Racer 2 because this Motor Cycle/Dirt Bike game is not for the faint hearted. Featuring the speed and action of the original, EA have taken matters onto a whole new level featuring an amazing thirty two tracks set over rain forests, dure-filed deserts and more. Moto Racer also now features two distinctive modes: arcade (with the corresponding easy to control handling and fast action) and the new simulation mode where the bikes handle accordingly to their life like counterparts.

The PC Smash hit Moto Racer has finally found itself wound up on the Playstation and while the visuals have dropped down a few notchs, the conversion all round has been handled well. Most importantly the games unbelievable speed and frantic styled racing has been fully restored in all it's glory. There is two-player split screen support and a number of periphirals such as memory card and analog control that have been used to go effect. The game is classified into two styles: motocross (dirt bike racing) and superbike (general on road, high speed racing). Each style offers such significant variation at times it feels like you are playing two games. Moto Racer also features ten beautifully constructed arcade tracks including both road and off road tracks set through cities, mountains, landscapes and other eccentric areas.

As a teen, Lara Croft discovers her true roots as an adventurer in Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation for the PlayStation, the fourth installment of the Tomb Raider 3D action-adventure franchise. She's lived a life surrounded by servants, social events and high society. One day she discovers Professor Werner Von Croy, a respected archaeologist whose work would soon take Lara on a tour of Cambodia. There she would learn, study, and be inspired by this search for adventure from around the world, only to end up witnessing Von Croy's entrapment in a cave now buried in the desert's sandy blanket.

EA SPORTS' best-selling soccer series continues with 2002 FIFA World Cup, featuring all 20 official stadiums in Japan and Korea complete with team mascots. Animation has been improved in the area of ball jostling between players, "Moment Zooms" intensify the action by providing athlete close-ups, and "World Cup Moments" offer multiple angles of key plays during the match set to music by the Vancouver Symphony. Tournament mode offers a seven-game series punctuated by a storyline, while a new feature entitled "Air Play" is designed to simplify more complicated maneuvers such as headers, scissor kicks, and so forth by binding them to a single button. The atmosphere surrounding the sport has been enhanced as well, with home crowds showing team colors, waving flags, throwing confetti, and cheering for their country.

Once again, the greedy Tan army invades and players must lead the Green's defense of territory and holdings. Army Men World War - Land, Sea, Air features loads of weapons to help the Greens get the job done, including howitzers, flamethrowers, and even a stealthy bayonet in a game that also features several vehicles to commandeer or blow to bits. Set in a World War II environment, jungles, beaches, and bombed-out cities provide battlefields to strategically challenge players. Lead one green soldier through mission after mission of Tan-smashing action in a single-player campaign, or join a friend for a head-to-head deathmatch or capture-the-flag session.