Daily Radar

It has improved graphics, better controls, smarter AI and a new momentum meter that adds to the drama.

This, as of right now, is the de facto standard in high-end golf games, and no golf-game fan should be without it.

Players who preferred last year's fast, arcade feel can boost up the speed in the options settings, but fans of more thoughtful, deliberate play will likely enjoy the challenge and pace of this year's iteration.

Innovation, game play and design are blended in near-perfect measures, resulting in a game that's such a delight to play that I'm already begun working our way through it for the second time.

Jaw-dropping graphics. The level of detail on each player is almost silly.

Colorful, fun, hopelessly addictive and a great way to introduce others to videogames.

FIFA 2001 may not be revolutionary in gameplay or depth like Madden, but it's revolutionary in terms of graphics -- and it brings home the ultimate vision of soccer game creators better than any game before it.

The original Dreamcast game blew us away, and there are so many improvements to this version it'd be impossible to list them all.

Definitely a cut about the rest. Not only is it one of the best console-based strategy games of all time, it also shows a level of quality that is lacking in many PS2 titles.

MLS again uses that classic fluid passing game found in all the previous Konami soccer titles. The controls, which use the Japanese configuration, are responsive and logical and designed to keep the pace of the game loose and fast.