An improvement over 2005, and fun to pick up and play despite its flaws, but bad AI and small gameplay issues still make it far from a perfect recreation of Australian rules football. Aspects such as players taking way too long to get their kick off, meaning the amount of smothers is astronomical for a game of football, the opposition often playing on from a behind, and giving you plenty of time to tackle them most of the time, stiff controls, and at times while controlling the game, the opposition all of a sudden have a couple of minutes of flawless kicking where you cannot get a touch. Gameplay 3/5 Graphics 2.5/5 Sound 3.5/5 Difficulty 4/5 Originality 3/5

A short (20 minutes) interactive movie developed by the National Film and Television School in the UK with some choices to be made throughout the game. Some interesting themes of alcoholism, adultery and suicide are present but its lack of length and imperfect gameplay hinder it.

25 to Life is a third person shooter that at times while playing it you feel like you have been given that sentence. That's probably a bit unfair to a degree as the gameplay is alright but when you die you generally have start from a long way back in the level and you can be stuck on that part of the game for ages. I got about halfway through the game and that is how far I still have been able to get up to for the reasons above. A fun playable game at times with a good hip hop soundtrack, but the difficulty and lack of originality let it down. Gameplay 2/5 Graphics 3.5/5 Sound 3.5/5 Difficulty 1.5/5 Originality 1/5

This game is sort of like NBA Jam but with 1990s rap stars and not quite as fun. The gameplay is pretty simple though and makes for okay multiplayer action. Some of the rap stars are artists such as Naughty By Nature, LL Cool J, Public Enemy, Yoyo and others. The thing is though, once on the court, you can hardly tell them apart. Gameplay 1.5/5 Graphics 2/5 Sound 4/5 Difficulty 2/5 Originality 2.5/5

I never liked the driving physics of this game to rate it very highly. The track-editor and split screen head-to-head racing were the only things this game had to make it stay in the Playstation for longer than it deserved.