The drive of your life! Over 700 cars spanning a century of automotive history! Spectators react to your every move! Racing in all its breathtaking, utterly merciless glory!

Need For Speed: Underground 2 takes you into the underground world of serious street racers. Embrace the illegal racing underground, and prove you can dominate it. Explore a huge city and try to avoid getting schooled by rival racers. Three new gameplay mode for the hardcore Driver looking to perfect their skills Put your reputation on the line, by going online -- challenge the world's best racers and bet your car against theirs

The drive of your life. all of the worllds top manufacuters Obsessively technical, Meticulously refined. Viciously FAST

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 is the next-generation thrill ride for arcade-style racing excitement! See if you can be victorious and in 60 different and become the Champion Road Racer!

Crash Nitro Kart takes Crash Bandicoot on a new adventure! The ruthless Emperor Velo has kidnapped Crash & forced him to race in the intergalactic coliseum. If he fails to become champion, the Earth will be destroyed!

Simpsons Road Rage takes popular Simpsons' characters as they go crazy on the streets of Springfield!

Midnight Club II takes you to the streets of the world's biggest cities, to experience the future of illegal racing! Four-person multiplayer action to keep your adrenalin pumping

Burnout 3: Takedown rewrites the rules of the road with its aggressive racing action. Get behind the wheel and experience real high-speed action. Use your car as a weapon and battle your way to the front of the pack -- by taking down rivals and instigating spectacular crashes.

The first BMX game out of the gates for the PS2 is Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2, developed by Z-Axis. Like any extreme sports game, the key here is the trick system, and this one is incredibly deep with more than 1,500 tricks to perform. Basic tricks are easy to execute and can be modified with an additional button-and-direction combo. Unfortunately, these trick modifiers aren't always responsive. The game's modes are Session, Free Ride, Park Editor, and ProQuest. Session is a timed run on any of the game's levels. Free Ride lets you nail the game's timing and become familiar with its courses. The extensive Park Editor lets you design your own levels. The meat of the game is in ProQuest, which has two submodes: competition and challenges. The ultimate goal is to win enough competitions to become the king of freestyle BMX. The challenges help you earn respect, which can be used to upgrade your gear. The game's excellent soundtrack includes songs from Fenix TX, Ozzy Osbourne, and A Tribe Called Quest--three acts few in their wildest dreams envisioned together. The game's addictive gameplay is marred by several programming glitches, the most annoying of which is haphazard respawning. After crashing, the game often places you in positions where you'll instantly wipeout or appear inside an object. Polygons sometimes appear on the screen for no apparent reason and the frame rate slows down at times. Still, this is a very addictive game that will have no competition until Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 is released. --Raymond M. Padilla Pros: Addictive gameplay Improved graphics and larger levels than the original Basic tricks are easy to pull off Cons: Respawning can be frustrating Trick modifiers can be fickle Graphics glitches such as pop-up, slowdown, and poor collision detection

Product Features Platform: PlayStation2 1-2 Player shunt, crash, and slam on tracks designed for battling and takedowns take your revenge online with up to six players revolutionized crash mode explodes! Features multi-level tracks designed for fighting at top speed Platform: PlayStation2