Espn NHL 2K5 (Extra Candian Content) Playstation 2

Features

* 1 - 2 Players
* ONLINE Broadband and Dial - Up
* Extra Candian Content

Championship Manager 5

Product Description
Manufacturer's Description Although Championship Manager 5 is the first game in the sereis not to be developed by Sports Interactive, Eidos has put together a dream team to ensure that it continues the series' fine heritage. Beautiful Game Studios boasts a 30-strong squad with over 150 years' cumulative football game development experience, all aiming to enhance the qualities that make the game such a winner. They've talked extensively to Championship Manager fans old and new to help make Championship Manager 5 the ultimate football management simulation. The new game engine takes Champ Manager to the next level of playability with faster processing, more accurate player actions and comprehensive tactics.

Baseball Mouse

Product Description
USB Optical Baseball Mouse Easy to use, small, comfortable with cool & cute design! Advanced Optical Technology Built-in Scroll Wheel design No Startup Software Required Connection: USB Great Gift Item Bridges the gap between computer work and play UPC#: 4711863990389

ESPN College Hoops

First of all, don't sit here and rate a game as crap if it freezes. That has nothing to do with the gameplay and could simply be a bad PS2 or a corrupted disc. As for the gameplay part, this game is a much better version than the competitor March Madness 2004. The Legacy mode in this game is far and away better than EA Sports Dynasty Mode. I swear by this. Head to Head it's much better. Now that we have that taken care of, the actual graphics are better than March Madness 2004 as well. The arenas incredibly model to what they should be. They have even the smaller schools like Maine down nearly perfectly. The gameplay is smooth with no choppiness like March Madness. The only thing that is a negative is like what the other guy said about the players not dunking it when they are directly under the hoop. The good ones will though and if you are going towards the hoop with turbo they will dunk it or make an impressive lay in. And for all you people that think this game sucks, your all idiots and go waste your money on EA Sports overrated version.

ESPN Sunday Night NFL (Sega CD)

Product Description
ESPN Sunday Night NFL for the Sega CD stands head and shoulder pads above the competition with incredible game play features and a true broadcast perspective. Hosted by ESPN's own Chris Berman, this game puts you in total control of the action with lots of incredible plays, complete rosters of teams and players, play-by-play commentary, plus pre-game, half-time and post-game shows, full season playing options and memory backup for saving your stats. Down on the field, you'll have unprecedented control over your own players. Battle your way through the playoffs and "you could go all the way" to the Super Bowl!

ESPN National Hockey Night (Sega CD)

Product Description
Now you and up to 3 friends can face off for an entire 84-game NHL season, including the Stanley Cup Playoffs and NHL Skills Challenge. Featuring the ultra-realistic ESPN look and feel, you can choose from 2 viewpoints during game play. Make on-ice line changes and save every game and player stats, thanks to memory backup. Some 2,000 frames of body checks, slap shots and break-aways make you feel like you're in to a real ESPN hockey broadcast. ESPN National Hockey Night - Everything Else Is Just Practice.

ESPN NHL Hockey

Well if you want real hockey, go strap on some skates and play. Otherwise you will never be able to experiance it! Hockey is to complicated and requires too much skill to make into a flawless video game. So those of you out there looking for the PERFECT hockey sim on a game system, forget it!!! It will never happen!! ESPN Hockey is the closest you will get. The graphics are better Than EA Sports(as always!)and the game play is superb! I will admit it seems that your team mates(controlled by the computer) tend to just stand there and look at the puck. But I found that changing the strategy makes a big difference! Control of the players is smooth and easy to master. The "deek" feature added this year makes breaking in on the goalie a bit more exciting. You will find that scoring is not easy, but just like in real hockey, if you plan, create room and have patience, you will score. As far as one timers, when done at the right time, the back of the net will be found. Rob Blake(for me) has scored several one timers from the blue line. It is not easy, but can be done. The extras of the game are good. There is so much that I won't get into it. Just know that they are great and add to the game. Commentary is good. If you play the game all the time, everyday, it can become annoying like anything else would. If you owned NHL2K3 and thought it was good, you are in for a surprise. There are alot of excellent changes making it worth the money!! If you are one of those still wasting your money on the EA Sports NHL Franchise, STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY!!! ESPN Hockey is the best hockey game(to date)on a console! The ONLY choice for hockey games!!!

ESPN NBA 2 Night 2002

Finally there is a great game for ps2, this games isnt graphicly challenged like live2001, or fake and arcade like nba street, this game has great graphics and real rule calling simulation play. This game has all the moves, dunks, players,stadiums, and teams. If you want ta real good game for ps2 go out and bye this game!!!

ESPN NBA 2K5

Just as ESPN NFL 2K5 made a huge splash with its big game play and small price, now NBA 2K5 is doing the same for basketball. While essentially the same as last year's version there are some marked improvements.

The offensive and defensive A.I. issmarter and much more realistic. On defense, for example, you'll notice that defenders away from the ball are watching the ball handler like real players do and positioning themselves to guard the passing lanes. The improved smarts make some cool gameplay nuances possible, like forcing a driving player to change his shot in the air by making an aggressive defensive move at him.

The animations and models are all improved over last years making an already great looking game look even better and one of its advantages over NBA Live. There are a number of improved and added movesets for both post-up and perimeter players that add further to the realism.

There are also some interesting coaching strategies you can use such as both positive and negative reinforcement, training, etc...there's even a fair amount of psychology involved.

While NBA 2K5 may not quite have the overall depth to franchise modes that NBA live does, it's great look and gameplay makes up for it. And at $20 bucks, and often seen on sale for $15 bucks this is one bargain you can't pass up.

ESPN NHL 2K5

First, the price alone is amazing. Video game technology is cheap now so the $50 price tag should be removed from all games. Back to 2K5, The graphics are the best ever seen on an NHL game. The improvement over last years version is incrediable! Commentary is much better. Yes, still repetitive sometimes, but alot more different comments and play-by-play announcing. The crowd even reacts to the action on the ice. Ring a shot off the post at home or not your opponent on his ass you will see what I mean about the crowd reaction! The controls have improved beyond expectations. You know literally control your every move. There are more extras than I have time to describe. But the table ice hockey is great. But the Franchise mode is the best improvement. It is more indepth and you can scout and control your minor league team as well. Everyone complains about the "freezing up" I have not had it happen to me. I am in the month of March of the franchise. But that does not mean there is not a problem. I just have not experienced it.
But the best part is playing on Xbox Live! It opens an all new realm to hockey.
The difficulty levels have improved this year as well. I dominated on All-Star level on 2k4 winnig games 20-2. This year, Pro is not easy. Yes, I have won games 10-2, but those types of games happen in real hockey as well. So I know that All-Star and Hall of Famer will not be easy.
Again, Sega smashes EA Sports when it comes to hockey. This game is a must for hockey fans who want a sim hockey game. If you want arcade type action and game play, go with EA Sports or NHL Riv

ESPN Winter Sports 2002

This game is so fun because you can do all the fun winter sports except for hockey on the bobsled you can get going over 140 kl/h and the only bad thing is figure skating even if you do a 26 button combo you still get last and curling is not so fun ethior but the downhill is not hard at all the slomn is too hard I always get disquilified

ESPN NBA 2K5

even though i have not yet played this game, i can tell that it is about basketball. just look at the title for crying out loud. basketball is a game about hoops and nets. yea, even tall men and teams that compete to score and win. it's a game of dunks and slams, of rebounds and assists, of free-throws and 3-pointers. yes, this is a basketball game that is cheap. it is inexpensive. and besides that it doesn't cost very much. buy now a game whose graphics far outdo the other meager games of its kind.

ESPN NBA Basketball 2k4

Amazing graphics. Accurate player faces for EVERY SINGLE player in the league! The graphics blow Live away it's not even funny. The control also feels less frantic and more precise than Live, and the ISOmotion control, while clearly ripped off from Live's Freestyle, works pretty well. The 24/7 mode, which allows you to build a baller and play a variety of mini games and contests, is fun and addictive. It's not perfect, as some of the objectives are frustrating or boring, but it's a neat innovation that some lesser companies would sell as a separate game! The depth of customization is amazing, especially in terms of gameplay sliders, meaning the game can be as arcady or realistic as you like. The passing is much improved, and the commentary is decent. Tons of unlockables (teams, gear, courts) make this game addictive as well! Overall, a great game.

ESPN International Winter Sports 2002

While the luge and speed skating portions of this game leave something to be desired, and the graphics and sound are "ok," the game play on the rest of the games is very enjoyable. Addictive would be a better word. The ski jumping and alpine ski are especially fun, while the halfpipe and figure skating are extremely challenging. My only complaint is there isn't a way to turn off the background music, other than that, if you're an armchair ski jumper, you'll enjoy this game.

ESPN International Track & Field

Awesome graphics and smooth gameplay make this a great game however there is not enough events and a lack of options which could make this game get old fast. There is only Chamionship or exhibition mode to choose from.
Not all events use button mashing: Trap shooting is played just like Duck Hunt except you shoot flying discs instead of ducks, Rythmic Gymnastics is just like Dance Dance Revolution and Horizontal Bar just takes good timing.
The best part of any track & field game is getting a couple of your friends to race against and this game is no exception.
Even with its obvious flaws I can still play this game everyday and still have fun.

You can choose from the following events:
100m, 110m Hurdles, Long Jump, Pole Vault, Weightlifting, 100m Freestyle Swimming, Javelin, Trap Shooting, Horizontal Bar, and Rhythmic Gymnastics.

ESPN College Hoops 2K5

This game is a lot of fun and creates a great simulation of the college game. The graphics are incredible; it's like watching a real game. The players move like real people, too; it isn't as cartoonish as the games from just a couple years ago. I'm not sure why this game hasn't gotten any more buzz, but it is a top-notch title at a discount price. Sega Sports/ESPN has released a cadre of great games this year, and this is another winner. Get it. You won't regret it.

Consider...ESPN Winter Sports 2002 will have more events than Eidos' Salt Lake 2002 (10 vs. 6), and a better VARIETY of events (downhill, slalom, 4-ma

The whole game's presented in Dolby Digital 5.1, if you've got the hardware to handle it, and sounds really superb pumped all the way up. The sounds of creaking pads, grunts, groans and shuffling feet are perfect, especially in first person mode, where they're coming from all around you, and the sound system is pumpin' when the music kicks in between plays.Custom soundtracks are supported in this title, and they're quite a bit of fun to select, crop, implement and enjoy. My only complaint in this area is that the crowd noise doesn't reflect that of a live pro football crowd. A successfully rowdy audience would've put the Surround Sound over the top, and quite possibly gone a ways toward amending the errors elsewhere in the game. Instead, we get ho hum cheers after a big play that quickly die away, a lot of white "mulling audience" noise and a noticeable lack of loud "DEE-FENSE" chants.

Sega and Visual Concepts were on the right track with this one, packing as much quality as they could into one disc, and it's painful to realize just how close to undeniable perfection they really were without realizing it in the end. With a few tweaks to the online mode, another couple of weeks in testing and a few very minor changes, this could have been more than just a twenty dollar discount title. It could've ranked among the greatest of all time, with a price that will never be beaten, but it got shot out to market too soon and the whole picture suffered as a result. Still a very fine game, and if you can live with a couple glitches it's absolutely worth a second look.

ESPN International Winter Sports 2002

It's a very simple game and offers very little. You have about 8 events in which to compete and a practice mode. What disappointed me about many of the events is the limited control you have over your athlete. For half-pipe snowboarding, you could only select between a very limited number of moves and then needed to rapidly hit a key combination in order to execute it successfully (and you lost points if you did not select the designated move that was flashing on the screen). I would rather have full control of the moves like in Amp for instance. Figureskating was even worse; you had no control whatsoever of the movements, instead having to quickly hit key combos that determine the performance and score of your skater, not which moves are executed. The CPU opponents were very difficult to beat. Most of the time, I would get 8th place even after hours of practicing (I'm no novice by the way, I do this for a living). There is no difficulty level either! The controls are very confusing and too steep of a learning curve. Each event had differing controls and for most of the events, the control scheme seemed more complex than needed. I personally would find it much easier to have the controls streamlined for each event, though some players might like the control variety. Keep in mind that in order to succeed in a few of the events, you had to rapidly hit A & B. Fans of the ancient arcade game, track & field might love this, but for me (maybe i'm too old), this only leads to sore fingers & quickly worn out controls. I would have liked more character background and a career mode with attributes that you can improve. Instead, you select generic characters with no background. The in-game music is pretty limited and a letdown as well. One positive thing about the game is that the graphics are really impressive and smooth with quick loading times. Overall, you might like this game if you want a simple, no frills sports title. For me, I found it quickly boring, frustrating and had little replay valu

ESPN NFL Football 2K4

There are some reasons to get Madden over this, if you can only afford one game. The first is the college drafting from Madden to NCAA (but if you can only get one game, then you can't afford NCAA 2004, too, so go with Sega). The other is the owner mode in Madden. It's just not as deep here. Also, the gameplay--out of first person--is still a little ragged. The stadiums and player models look gorgeous compared to Madden, but the players' movements are a little jumpy. But if you can afford both games, and if you're a football fan or ex-player, trust me, you have to be able to afford both, go for it. You cannot afford to not at least rent this baby. It's amazing.

ESPN NFL 2K5

The game comes with a nice football dictionary and guide in-game. The in-game handbook teaches football newbies the strength and weaknesses of all the formations, and explains all the complex football terms that you might PRETEND to know in front of your friends. This lets players who might not be experts of the game choose plays more successfully, especially on defense. In addition, for the first time I've ever seen in a football game, the game allows the defense to see what kind of formation the offense puts up before they choose their play. This is invaluable, because after all, that's how defense is played. And if you're too lazy to read the handbook or choose your plays, there's a (usually) very intelligent "Coach's Pick" that lets the computer suggest a play for you. Great stuff.