GamingUnion.net: "Vancouver 2010 isn't so much a bad game, there just isn't really much to it. Aside from the challenges, the game doesn't offer any real depth or incentive to continue playing, and while there is a nice selection of events available to play through, not all of them are overly convincing. The controls are nice though, and they generally feel very relevant to each of the activities. The presentation is also pretty solid throughout, aside from some of the animations."
PSX Extreme writes: "It seems that every time they try to do a game based on the Olympics, everything falls to pieces. The last attempt – centered on the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing – failed miserably due to ridiculous mechanics, clunky and sometimes impossible control, lackluster technicals and an almost complete lack of pageantry and theatricality. The latter is part of what makes the Olympics great, if we've already forgotten, and while Vancouver 2010 still lacks that, Eurocom made good strides in righting many of the past wrongs."
3djuegos: In an effort to recoup the mediocre Beijing 2008, SEGA revitalizes its Olympic franchise with a much greater Vancouver 2010. We are not in the final title of Olympic sports, but to a very serious leap forward and before a title is not negligible.
Mondoxbox: Vancouver 2010 offers fourteen disciplines including Downhill, Ski jumping, Snowboarding, Skating, Bobsleigh, Luge and Skeleton. These are playable in four different ways, Olympic Games, Training, Challenges and local and online multiplayer.
No career mode? That's too bad, I think it's rather essential for sports games.
No curling?! Well, I guess that make sense really xD.