Customer Ratings & Reviews

This Is One Of Hip-Hop best albums of the year a must have for the collection The Game never disappoint with any of his releases!

The Game took us back to the 90's on this one. Clever album. As always, The Game doesn't disappoint. And the bonus track is banging with the Scott Storch beat.

the artist is from when I was younger and I likeIT

This album from The Game is an instant classic. He brings the lyrics on the one. With all the attention with the beef between him and Meek Mill the actual album cuts makes up for that distraction. My favorite songs are "Juice" ,"Young N****'s", "I grew up on Wu-Tang", "What'cha life like" and so many more. I can play this for song 1-12 they all are incredible. This is a great follow-up to the incredible sequal "Documentary 2" & "Documentary 2.5". If you are a true The Game fan then I recommend this album for you in addition to me giving it 5 stars and 2 thumbs up!

This album is good, except for the fact that he literally recycled beats and rhymes. He put his own twist to it, but I couldn't help noticing the borderline plagiarism. In fact, on certain tracks, it gives the album a mixtape feel. Besides that, the album is pretty solid. Rough rhymes on good beats are The Game's specialty. Definitely worth listening to, especially if you were an adolescent in the 90's, because there's a lot to relate to.

Shockingly a good piece of work from the game a West coast mc that need to stay consistent

Game killed this one. Concept flows from track 1 to 12. BARS. When he puts his mind to it, he clearly shows why he is one of the best to ever do it. Classic album with or without the Meek Mill beef. No promotion needed.

Nice Concept Album detailing the events in society and music from the year 1992. Lyrics and production are quite good. Would recommend to those who have a fondness for early West coast gangster rap and Game fans.

A modern, sleek, crisp throwback to the g-funk phase of golden age hip hop. If you think early '90's rap is the cream of the crop, then This is for you. If you like rap at all, here's a new classic for you.

The Game is one of my all time favorite rappers and he didn't disappoint on this album, I can listen to it all the way through without skipping any tracks. This 1992 sh*it ain't no new sh*it!

Game keeps his originality with a good feel to the album. The album comes with a maxi single because it didn't fit with the rest of the album. A good effort but no doggiestyle

The Game has taken old school beats and blended new schools rhymes that make this cd a classic. The Game is constantly showing why he is one of the best in the industry.

1992 is another banger from The Game. If you like west coast hip hop you will love this joint. Favorite track is Bompton. The Game also rips it on 92 Bars as well.

1992 is Worth checking out. I couldn't put the album down once I listening to it. You won't disappointed in the songs. If you a Game fan this album you must hear.

Now i wouldn't call this his best CD, and it's not my favorite but i love what he did making this a 92 feel. Its a good cd and his lyrics are on point.

Finally The Game comes back with an album that has plenty of bangers and plus it gives you that old west school rap feel. Bump this daily!

As usual this CD by the Game is great, the only downfall is it has a single for All Eyes instead of it being reissued all on one disc.

He releases so much stuff that it's hard to keep up. While his overall catalog is pretty legit, this was one of his better offerings.

The Game always comes through with some hot tracks, but he goes off on these old school beats. Destroys Meek Mill in this one.

The Game always seems to deliver a West Coast flavor in eacharge and everyone of his albums... this one is no different.