showing 3 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NBA Street | Electronic Arts (EA Canada) | 2001 | Your game’s too big for the arena —take it to the streets against the city’s baddest ballers. Lace up the ‘tops and hit the hardcourt with NBA Street, the first in-your-face, arcade-action streetball video game for the PlayStation 2.*** [100]*** [12]*** [32] | labelimagesubject |
| Headhunter | Sega;Acclaim (Amuze) | 2002 | Meet Jack Wade, Headhunter. After awakening from a coma in a sterile hospital room, Jack realizes that his memories... his identity... even his mind, have all been stolen. The only way to regain what he has mysteriously lost is by embarking on a shadowy quest for his past in hopes of saving his future. When the AntiCrime Network's chief officer is murdered in cold blood, it's up to Jack to bring his killers to justice by any means necessary. Join Jack along with his accomplice, the sultry Angela Stern in a tactical adventure where stealth and espionage aren't the best way to survive - they're the only way!*** [100]*** [12]*** [32] | labelimagesubject |
| Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 | Activision (Rainbow Studios) | 2002 | Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX challenges players to perform hundreds of tricks and signature moves in a variety of realistic, obstacle-filled street, vert, and dirt freestyle courses. Using an intuitive and solid control scheme, the game features two-player H-O-R-S-E, split-screen demolition derby, and graffiti for all three types of courses. Gamers can also play in the career mode, moving up the ranks to win the ultimate BMX crown by unlocking new courses and upgrading their bikes and rider abilities. Players can create their own custom BMX courses in real-time 3-D, with more than 100 different variations of ramps, rails, fun boxes, and other obstacles. | labelimagesubject |
