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  • GamePro

    "A solid, fun mix of mini-games directly descended from Track & Field's royal lineage. If you think vigorous button-mashing is the lowest form of gameplay, however, stay far, far away." Review by Star Dingo, including scores.

    www.gamepro.com

  • ign

    "It just doesn't have a lot of lasting appeal." Review by Fran Mirabella III with overall score [5.5].

    ps2.ign.com

  • Operation Sports - ESPN International Winter Sports 2002

    "The only thing I could say is that I wanted to go off and play Track n Field to get my Olympic fill." Review with overall score of 65.

    www.operationsports.com

  • GameSpot

    "Its frustrating single-player mode, dated gameplay mechanics, and lack of interactivity make it difficult to recommend for a purchase." Review by Shane Satterfield with screen shots and overall score [5.2].

    www.gamespot.com

  • Gamezilla

    "There's a significant amount of enjoyment to be had here, if you're of the mind to find it, but the more annoying events (those with poor control) really bring the rest of the title down for me." Reviewed by Alex Karls with screen shots and overall score [72/100].

    www.gamezilla.com

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