The GameDaily One-Minute Review

While the community patiently awaits next month's release of the Nintendo Wii, Activision has provided some relief with the Nintendo DS version of Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam. Both games work differently, as the DS game relies more on traditional gameplay than having to jerk around a motion-sensitive controller. The results, however, are just as pleasing, as the thrill of downhill racing works, whether going at it solo or with friends in multiplayer. The trick system is more limited due to the nature of the game, and some graphical bugs do get in the way. But Downhill Jam delivers some fine racing action.