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If the person on your list already has one of the big three systems (PS2, Xbox, or GameCube) or the handheld GameBoy Advance, there are many titles that will bring a smile to their face… and yours too if you can wrestle the controller away from a game or two. The following are our recommendations for Sure Shots of this Christmas season.
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All Star Baseball 2002 (Acclaim, $49.99)
The first baseball title for the GameCube, All-Star Baseball delivers all 30 teams, stadiums, and 700 players. Former announcer and current skipper of the World Champion Arizona Diamondbacks, Bob Brenly handles the play-by-play with Thom Brennaman. EVERYONE.
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Luigi’s Mansion (Nintendo, $49.99)
The Mario Bros. are back as Mario must rid Luigi’s new home of ghosts. Explore the “haunted” mansion in full 3D with spectacular graphics that showcase the GameCube’s abilities. EVERYONE.
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Madden 2002 (Electronic Arts, $49.99)
A hit on several platforms, the GameCube version offers several play modes, realistic player graphics, and a team/stadium creator for ultimate customization. EVERYONE.
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Star Wars Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron II (LucasArts, $49.99)
A GameCube exclusive much to the chagrin of Xbox owners. Play Luke Skywalker across 11 missions from the original trilogy of films. Battling TIE fighters over the Death Star is a blast.
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Wave Race: Blue Storm (Nintendo, $49.99)
Fabulous water effects and great environmental effects make this JetSki racing game a must have. EVERYONE.
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