I-Ninja takes the stereotypes typically used around ninja characters, and exploits them into quite a humorous and enjoyable game.

Tells a brilliant story, delivers intensive action, and produces a fine adventure/platform title for all types of gamers.

For those of you wanting something different, and a bit of a laugh along the way, its enough to say that Metal Arms: Glitch in The System is the ticket.

It's not a bad game, but its no "Mario Party."

If you want a management game that will challenge your skills as a professional Gridiron GM, then this is the game for you.

The game features an addictive quality and in some levels will really grab you until they are completed.

Works for young players looking for an easier version of games such as "Prince of Persia."

The graphics of SOCOM II: US Navy Seals is a mixed bag

It will change the way you think about RPG's and video games forever.

If you're after a game where the rules are almost as basic as shoot anything that moves then Kill.Switch will appeal to you, but for a more in depth storyline and military experience, its best to look elsewhere.

If you simply need a game to continue the style of titles such as "Grabbed by the Ghoulies" then The Haunted Mansion will definitely suffice, but don't expect the same level of graphics quality or gameplay.

It features a great variety of modes and decent gameplay mechanics but when it boils down to it the different modes are built around the same engine just with different attributes such as length of time, tasks at hand etc.

There isn't much wrong with Downhill Domination other then the fact that the source material doesn't make for a great video game in terms of length or replay value.