Sega's NFL 2K3 for the PlayStation 2 features a number of improvements on last year's game. The ESPN license has now been integrated into the series, providing the game with a TV-style presentation.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sega has released the first screenshots for NHL 2K3, which will be released on the GameCube, the PlayStation 2, and the Xbox. Sega has also ...

Now, NCAA College Basketball 2K3 has hit Xbox and PS2, providing more fun and a stronger atmosphere than NBA 2K3. The collegiate game has arrived and while perhaps not gaining financial dominance ...

Starting with NBA 2K3 in February, Sega will challenge EA's ... Sega's offering will appear on PS2, Xbox and GameCube simultaneously of course, and we're promised a raft of new (but not altogether ...

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NBA 2K3 powers forward with the kind of improvement that only results from an off-season dedicated to perfection. Imagine jump shots so real players actually adjust their movement in mid-air based ...

The "King of Diamonds" returns stronger than ever and poised to make a run at a Yankee-like dynasty as it heads to the PS2 (already available on Xbox). And, just like the Bronx Bombers, WSB 2K3 ...

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I also do plan on getting the network adapter for PS2, so online play will be possible. Now the other thing is...what about 2k3? Is it really better than madden? I have always enjoyed the sega ...

It's been delayed again until the end of April and I really need a new game for my PS2 (I've played out what ... I've tried EA's NHL 2003 and Sega's NHL 2k3 and neither really do it for me.

NFL 2K3 boasts a new user records system as well ... The problem is most pronounced on PS2 and GameCube, but exists slightly on the Xbox as well. Again, only snobs need apply.