Sports Reviews

This is the perfect size for small [sized] games....

This goal is perfect for backyard soccer games. We keep the goal in the garage and out of the weather, and after three years of almost daily use, it still shows little wear.

In direct comparison to a few other small zoom binoculars, I found these to be quite acceptable except for one thing... their inward travel is insufficient for narrow eye separation distances... I could use another 1/8" or so. (I returned mine for that reason alone) I am aware that my eyes are somewhat narrow, but I had another person check them out and they were to wide for his eyes as well. Otherwise, the view is good and bright and their ability to keep focus between zooming was better than some higher priced models I have recently looked at. After experiencing the slowness of their electronic zoom, I would probably prefer a well made manual zoom, assuming that the zoom knob was located in the right spot... some are not. If your eyes are somewhat normal in their distance separation, You will probably be happy with the purchase.

this unit is the handiest compact pair of optical enlargers a person can't even imagine. they are lightweight, compact and simple to operate. just GREAT! well worth the cost!!

this game pretty cooll because off all the hard core action there is great match choices such as the imfamis dumpster match and a varioty off differrent matches that ecw hard core revalution falied to cover the only reason it is 4 stars instead of 5 is beacuse the replay value is modderally low because u run out off choices the contros are not as easy as some of the thq games thereis also dozens of different hardcore items if you did not like hardcore revalution or wwf atttitude this game may not be for you but if those games intrested you this game ewill be for you

THIS IS ONE HARDCORE GAME! As soon as you know how to play then the action begins and boy does ANARCH RULE! There are over 25 modes of play! You can create a charecter, ppv, and stable(group). The controls might be a little iffy at first but once you learn them, you'll be drawn straight into the game! The controls make suprise moves possible. You DON'T allways have to grab to do a move! I ordered this game a few days ago and just got it today. During the course of this time I was waiting, and waiting, and waiting. Everyday I listened for the sound of a doorbell. Today I was eating lunch and suddenly I heard a DINGDONG. I jumped up and ran to my door. I saw no one except one pagage waiting for me. I grabbed it and opened it to find ECW ANARCHY RULZ! I tried it at once and I am very, very pleased!! ECW ANARCHY RULZ is a great game and a great product in memory of ECW.

NHL is a very good game for playstation2 and you should get it when it comes out. I have the 2003 and 2004 version of NHL and it justgets better every time it comes out. This game i will definatly get and if you don't get it and you like hockey you will miss out on a great game. THIS GAME IS GOING TO ROCK AND YOU SHOULD GET IT AS SOON AS YOU CAN. I gave this 5 stars because it is a fun game to play and it is also realistic. YOU SHOULD GET THIS GAME. YEAAAAAAAH!

this will be the best one yet i have 2003 and 2004 and 2004 is way better then 2003 which means 2005 will be way better then 2004 which is the best game

This game is the best NBA game yet. I like being able to make the ultimate team witt all your favorite players. It awesome to make make a player who can destroy any competition. The real attributes can be a little off. Like Shaq scoring all his free throws, even though everyone knows that Shaq isn't good enough to make all his free throws. Other then that, this game is the best.

This game is the greatest B-Ball game ever. Like every other Sports Game I have it contains high scoring. I was Detroit the PC Milwaukee. I won 426-101. Although a lack of competition I still like the scoring.

I was heading to the playoffs with Chicago but then had a 8-game losing streak. My record was 19-12 after the streak but then rose to the occasion and finished 52-20. In that span I went 33-8 and took the Bulls to the Finals where they lost to Utah in 5 games (1-4) OVERALL:65-28 so I am pretty good at this game.

I like creating myself (Matt Muzzy) with super attributes and I average 100+ points a game with me. (Highest 149)The rosters are nice and the graphics are great.

All I am saying is that this is a great game.

When I bought this protector I was using my 2nd gameboy. I had lost the 1st. My stepbrother is a klutz, and the day after I had put on the protector he dropped the gameboy down the stairs accidently. There wasn't even a scratch on the screen when I picked it up! Thank you protector!

I picked up one of these protector at the store last week and I belive it has already saved me from buying my son a new game boy...for as many times as he drops the machine...it really protects the game boy well....a MUST HAVE item for your game boy.

Jn6 offers players a mulititude of differences including enhanced 3d video graphics, easier game setup and realistic gameplay. A picture in picture view is available along with several views to pick from inside the PIP. The online aspects, while slower in total game time from start to finish, is a great experience given the graphics and realism of the game. Options such as animate water, very high detail, and the colorful layout is something lacking in jn4 and makes this one 10 steps up and a must buy.

This game is fantastic. 6 courses come loaded with the game, and a course architect program to allow you to design your own courses. The architect program is pretty extensive, allowing for the customization of everything from sounds (dozens of birds, waves crashing along the shoreline, frogs etc.) to green types, backgrounds, skies, fairways, tree types, flowers, rocks and so forth.

This is nice but where Nicklaus 6 really shines is the ability to download other courses designed by game enthusiasts just like yourself. There are over 400 available ranging from "okay" to "I can't believe how good this looks!" There are some real magicians out there who do this stuff and the results are often times better than the ones that come loaded with the game.

The shots are fair and, for the most part, accurate. You can shoot draws, fades, lobshots, bump and runs, and even shape your shot with different trajectories. Sloping greens will kick the ball downhill. Lob shots will spin back. It's pretty good. Your characters can have built in shot styles. Want to make your character like you and slice it off the tee? You can do that. Want to make your character like you want to play, straight and long? You can do that too. Masterful around the greens? Yep! The thing is only have a limited number of skill points to assign.

Statistics are good, but not great and they are a little troublesome to find, but options are there.

The game is good, but not perfect. Putting is very difficult. I find it easier to miss the green, put it close with a wedge and one-put rather than to be on the green from any distance beyond 15 feet. The slope reading isn't too bad, once you learn how it works but calculating distances is to difficult. I'm told there are patch fixes for this, but the stock putting right out of the box is tricky at best. Another complaint is outside of the golden-bear himself, there are no other pros available as characters. You have about 8-10 different character types to choose from. The charters range in age, race, and sex so you're sure to find someone you can identify with, but the choices are slim.

Overall, this game is fantastic, and arguably the best computer golf game to date. What separates this one from the competition is you need no expansion packs to play new courses. Want to play Augusta? No problem it's online and free. Pinehurst, Pebble Beach, St. Andrews, and hundreds more are all online, all free. Love golf and interested? Don't hesitate, buy the game!

The Links series is one of the best golf simulating games out there and this just adds to the fun. The only downside is the lack of hole previews (shown before you tee off), however, the game is so great it makes little difference.

5 great courses! The scenery is great, best played at 800x600 graphics resolution using 16.7 million or 65000 colors.

Madden '99 controls colorful play-by-play, tremendous graphics, a wide variety of plays, and too many damn controls for its own good. Also, good luck completing a pass, the computer's secondary is way too tight. overall, it's too hard!

This is a real great game, even though it can be challenging at times. It is pretty easy to control, and all teams have thier own playbooks which is pretty cool. Another feature is that you can pick teams from different years. For example, you can play with the 1970 New York Giants. This game is a must buy, as all the Madden football games are.

I was sort of surprise that McFarlane Toys did not decide to recall the most celebrated catch that Jim Edmonds ever made, but of course he was playing for the California Angels and not the St. Louis Cardinals at the time. On June 10, 1997 the Angels were in Kansas City. In the fifth inning, with two men on and the score tied, David Howard of the Royals was at bat with Edmonds playing his usually shallow center field. Howard lined a shot to straightway center. Edmonds turned his back and took off running, then dove, fully extending his body horizontal to the ground, and caught the ball over his shoulder, landing on the warning track a few feet from the centerfield wall. We are talking Willie Mays in the 1953 World Series catching Vic Wertz's blast at the Polo Ground, but instead of the catch and throw we have the dive and a catch. When "Baseball Weekly" named its 10 Most Amazing Plays of all time, the Edmonds catch was #3 (Mays was #2 and Ozzie Smith was #1).

So what we have here for the MLB Series 6 figure is Jim Edmonds in the Cardinals home uniform stretching out to make what would be an ordinary, routine, run-of-the-mill catch for the perennial Gold Glove outfielder. I think he seems to be higher off the ground than he would be in the real world, but then this is an action figure. As always, the fun is in the details with this McFarlane figure: notice that the ball is just about nestled in the glove, the black painted under his eyes, and that the fingers on Edmond's left hand are splayed. Along with the figure of the Minnesota Twins' Torii Hunter leaping over the outfield fence to rob someone of a home run and the New York Yankees' Bernie Williams gliding along to make a catch, this Jim Edmonds figure is one of the few showing a major leaguer on defense in something of a signature pose. Apparently you have to be a Gold Glove winning center fielder to get this special treatment.

Awesome toys, Toys R Us needs to carry larger varities of each player in the Mcfarlane Sports figures.