Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Genre: Fighter Type: stuff... Players: 1 Player Price: $29.99 or something... Rated: PG?

Kingdom Hearts: The Chain of Memories-- the sequel to Disney's well-known Kingdom Hearts. And.... um... someone will get to work on this later.... o_O I'm (Kai) too border or game reviews right now... o_O There's Sora... and keyblades... You get to feed Pooh bear honey!!! ^________^ There's uh... Cloud... and Aerith or something... and there's Riku who goes crazy... o_O Oh poo... I dunno what to put... If a tree fell in the woods, wood the other trees laugh at it? There's even a MOOGLEEE!!!!!!!! ^______^

The MC rates it 9 out of 10

Dragon Ball Z Sagas

Genre: Fighter Type: Fighting/Adventure Players: 1 to 2 Players Price: $49.99 Rated: Rating Pending

Dragon Ball Z Sagas: one of the best games for PS2. Dragon Ball Z Sagas features everything down to the last detail-- from the rocks you blow up with Goku's kamehameha to the faces of enemy robots that Trunks roundhouse kicks right through a West City building. The whole game takes you on a journey through the Saiyan saga to the Cell saga, allowing you to team up with a neighbor or friend to blow up enemies using the characters you love. Try practically every good guy-- from Goku to Vegeta, Krillin to Trunks, Broly to Bardok, and even more the fun with even more Z fighters. Get blow up the Saibamen with Gohan's Masenko, thrash Vegeta with Goku's Spirit Bomb, and shred up the androids and frieza with Trunks's Burning Attack. Trust me, it'll take you for a ride you'll never forget. Finally allows characters to go on all terrain, blowing up anything in your path Ability to buy new abilities by collecting Z coins Covers every detail from the TV series to DBZ movies Multiplayer modes for up to two players to defeat enemies together Play Pendulum mode to replay the entire game as any character Detailed character art makes the most of PS2 graphic capacity

Even people who's not exactly a fan of DBZ will learn to love this game (such as my sister)! THE BEST IN THE WORLD! The MC (mostly Kaihou) rates it 10 out of 10

Dragonball Z Budokai 3

Genre: Fighter Type: Role Playing Players: 1 to 2 Players Price: $49.99 Rated: Rating Pending

Dragon Ball Z Budokai III- All the power of Dragonball Z AND Dragon Ball GT is yours. A cast of the greatest DBZ, DBGT and DBZ movie characters meet for first time for some of the fastest paced, highest intensity battles ever seen. New abilities include, for the first time on PlayStation�2, the ability to fly at will in a DBZ fighting game. Pummel your foes on the ground AND in the air. Use your unbridled power to destroy anything that gets in your way, including the environments-- which really, in my point of view is annoying. The combat system is faster, and the counter system is more potent. An all-new single player mode will allow Dragonball fans to recreate some of the most dramatic DBZ moments. Which doesn't everybody love to do. (Okay, not everybody) Its truely a Dragon Ball Z/GT game at its best. Finally fulfills every aspect of DBZ combat, including (and especially) flight, counter-attacks, super high-speed bouts, and Ki (energy) management. Ability to customize DBZ characters. Exciting new heroes and villains from DBZ, DBGT, and Dragon Ball movies. All-new single player mode that allows fans to relive the best Dragon Ball Z and GT battles. Multiplayer modes for up to two players. Detailed character art makes the most of PS2 graphic capacity

Ah, never get tired of blasting the characters of Dragon Ball that you just don't like... Best game ever! The MC rates it 9.0 out of 10

Halo 2

Genre: Guns Type: Role Playing-Like thing Players: 1 to 2 Players Price: $49.99 Rated: Mature with animated violence

Halo 2, the long-awaited sequel to one of the most widely praised, most influential first-person shooters ever created, has a very tough act to follow. Fortunately, it's built on a foundation that's as strong as they come. The game's success was preordained--publisher Microsoft tallied more than 1.5 million Halo 2 preorders in the weeks leading up to the game's release, which demonstrates just how confident Halo's fans are in the sequel's quality. But how is it, really? The good news is, the sequel to the Xbox's defining action game is an absolutely superb, fully featured game, boasting an excellent presentation, a highly replayable campaign, and the greatest, most complete online multiplayer component in a console shooter yet. A surprisingly disappointing story and a fairly short single-player portion are noticeable shortcomings, but there's just so much breadth of content in Halo 2, and the action itself is so outstanding, that there can be no denying its quality. Overall, it's one of the very best action games available. One and two player mode. Ability to change weapons and ride in cars, planes and hovercrafts. Very detailed character art which is one of the reasons this game is so popular.

Ha! Driving cars and plane things, falling off cliffs, getting bombed, shooting stupid aliens, and dying over and over again? That's so much fun! The MC rates it 9.5 out of 10