Unfortunately, that's assuming you can even get multiplayer started in the first place. We think that's supposed to be sand. Your enjoyment of multiplayer also assumes you'll have any friends left after you get them to play this with you. Perhaps the nicest thing about multiplayer is that it doesn't do the old split-screen deal where framerates goes to hell. Since I have to actually review this nightmare, let's just go with the first thing that hit me and move on from there.
Load times are, quite bluntly, a bitch.
I half suspected something to be wrong with my Dreamcast when Sydney 2000 load times stretched over the thirty-second mark. But after a quick check, I discovered that every other game in my collection works just fine. Every time I was sent to a load screen it was like I was being punished for hating Ultimate Fighting Championship . Contact us for more information on GameSpy Industries.