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  'Happiness was defined by the moment when you slotted a Subbuteo football past your best friend's goalkeeper'

  Nov 7 2008:

  Teenage Flicks: In these extracts from the forthcoming book, author Paul Willetts, Graham Taylor and David Baddiel share their childhood Subbuteo reminiscences

• The greatest internet sports games of all time

  Sep 15 2008:

  You get bored at work, we get bored at work; the difference is, we don't get sacked for playing these games. Not yet, anyway

• When Nelson had a ball

  Aug 31 2008:

  Review: Playing the enemy by John Carlin
  South Africa's victory in the 1995 Rugby World Cup final was the defining moment for the birth of a new nation

• Game review: Madden 09

  

  Aug 28 2008:

  The 20th-anniversary edition of the official NFL game should cash in on the current UK popularity of American football

• Winning? That's so un-English

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: Cricket, Lovely Cricket by Lawrence Booth
  Despite the aberration of regaining the Ashes in 2005, amiable incompetence remains the norm for our cricketers says Peter Wilby

• Battle of the boatmen

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: The Last Amateurs by Mark de Rond
  Daniel Topolski relives the intense pressure of the varsity race that strives for Olympian levels

• Game review: Top Spin 3

  

  Aug 7 2008:

  Mike Anderiesz: Top Spin 3 looks amazing but is ultimately disappointing

• The write track

  Aug 2 2008:

  As the world limbers up for the Olympics, Mark Lawson sprints through sport in fiction - from The Pickwick Papers to this year's hit, Netherland. Authors recommend their favourite sporting books

• Triumph of the shoeless superstar

  Jul 27 2008:

  Review: Barefoot Runner by Paul Rambali and Bikila: Ethiopia's Barefoot Olympian by Tim Judah
  Two fine tributes to the great Olympian have very different takes on his life and death, says Tim Lewis

• Birth of an Olympic superpower

  Jul 26 2008:

  Review: Olympic Dreams: China and Sports, 1895-2008 by Xu Guoqi.
  Michael Rank discovers how China came to love competitive sport

• Game review: Flatout: Ultimate Carnage

  

  Jul 24 2008:

  If your graphics card can cope, Ultimate Carnage is well worth a look

• Game review: Racing Team Manager

  Jul 17 2008:

  All the required elements - RTM does a pretty decent job at a keen price, but it never feels like F1

• Game review: Beijing 2008

  Jul 17 2008:

  Just about worth persevering with but the PS3 and 360 pads are not up to the button-mashing this game requires

• Game review: Ferrari Challenge

  Jul 17 2008:

  If you're a true petrolhead, this is by far the best PS3 racing game on sale - and contains some of the world's finest circuits

• Game review: NBA Ballers, Chosen One

  May 8 2008:

  Create your own player and take him through six one-on-one challenges against better known players

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