PlayStation 2 Muhammad Ali Pack with Signed Gloves

Product Details

• ASIN: B00005QBX3
• Media: Video Game
• Average Customer Review: 2.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #76,294 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)

Product Description

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This collector's edition game pack includes the PlayStation2 console (with controller), an extra Dual Shock 2 controller, and EA Sports games Madden NFL 2002, Knockout Kings 2001, NBA Street, and NHL 2002. The pack also contains one pair of genuine leather Everlast boxing gloves signed by heavyweight boxing legend Muhammad Ali and backed by a certificate of authenticity.

About the games:

In Knockout Kings 2001, you can choose a champion from a long list of past and present greats--all with near-photorealistic faces and signature moves. The game also includes today's top female boxers, including Mia St. John and Lucia Rijker, as well as in-game strategy from seasoned trainers and commentary from boxing experts Al Bernstein, Teddy Atlas, and Max Kellerman.

Complete with all 31 NFL teams, as well as legendary teams from years past, Madden NFL 2002 delivers hard-hitting action. The 2002 release adds all-new player face and body technology and hundreds of new animations. The game's upgraded coach animations heighten the drama on the field, and it's still the only game that lets the coaches roam the sidelines.

Taking the ball out of the hands of shoe salesman and giving it to characters based on schoolyard greats, NBA Street also plays by street rules. Off-the-backboard passes, nasty dunks, and a special momentum meter--which boosts your abilities as you humiliate the competition--let you know you're not playing arena ball.

See the action in NHL 2002 from a whole new angle with the breakaway cam as you experience the most exciting play in hockey. Show off crazy skills and dazzling moves to earn cards for boosts, cheats, and other cool stuff. With the EA GameStory feature, go in a whole new direction and follow the game's plot in cinematic and audible detail.

About this bundle:

Amazon.com and Toysrus.com are pleased to offer these special PlayStation2bundles. When you select a bundle for purchase, Amazon.com will ship your selection in a single box. Of course, you're free to add additional PlayStation2 games or accessories to your order. Depending on item availability, these additional items might ship separately.

Customer Reviews

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad., November 11, 2002

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VSP "Ronnie" (Port Saint Lucie FL USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: PlayStation 2 Muhammad Ali Pack with Signed Gloves (Video Game)

Not better than Xbox, and after November, isn't worth buying
Reviewer: Nuckles87 from Spotsylvania, VA USA

Nice lil console. Depends on your taste though. Personally, I liked it, but as I am more into action games and arcade-esque shooters, I've personally had more fun with the Xbox. Online game-wise, Xbox is by far a better deal, especially when True Fantasy Online, Halo 2, and Steel Battallion: Line of Contact arrives...

But, putting online games aside, PS2 is an awsome deal. Has the best, and most, RPGs of any current console (other than the over bloated Final Fantasy franchise of course). But, like other consoles, PS2 isn't perfect. Buy it if you like platformers, traditional RPGs, or hardcore racers.

-Nuckles87

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME !!!, June 13, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: PlayStation 2 Muhammad Ali Pack with Signed Gloves (Video Game)

...As a gamer who's owned anything & everything from Atari 2600 to Xbox, I can tell you that it's all a matter of preference. The Sega Genesis was more of a sports-geared machine; Nintendo has always developed their systems with children in mind and a video-game as a toy; Sony is directed towards adult gamers (and believe me, there are a lot of us) as exemplified by the content of their games & multi-media aspect (the PS2 can play DVD's); as for the Xbox, well Bill Gates just wants to take over the world.

This is not to say that the power of a machine doesn't matter folks. The original Sega Master System (SMS) was more powerful than its rival, the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The NES was by far more successful than the SMS! $$$ But how did the NES defeat the SMS? The answer lies in the library of games. Multi-million dollar deals are made/broken every single day in the U.S.A; a lot of these within the gaming industry. Developers strike up deals to develop a game for one system but not the others. What does this mean to the consumer? Look at the games & not so much from a graphics point of view. A game can be extremely sophisticated but still remain mediocre overall if the gameplay has not been developed well, in other words: The game will suck if it is not fun.

Always consider your audience & ask a lot of questions: Who am I buying the game system for? Why am I buying this for him/her?? This PS2 pack is geared towards the boxing, if not Sports, aficionado. If you have the extra money to burn for the gloves, then by all means splurge. Otherwise, you are better off buying the system, games & accessories separately elsewhere. With the price drop to $180 on the PS2, there are deals aplenty everywhere you go.

My apologies for starting the review off on such a negative note, but it is upsetting, I am sure you'd agree, to read such ignorant comments.

4 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars spoiled, February 15, 2002

By A Customer

This review is from: PlayStation 2 Muhammad Ali Pack with Signed Gloves (Video Game)

The pack is great for Ali buffs. I do not mind paying extra for the pack to get the gloves, but I wish I could change some of the games since my kids are not really into hockey.