It’ll bore you to tears in about 20 minutes.

The more advanced lightsaber customization was another one of those things that made me think that the developers really did have a good grip on what being a Jedi is about.

Like I wrote when reviewing "Mario Party 4," "As a single-player experience MP4 lacks in excitement and any kind of addictive fun factor."

While its old school side-scrolling shooting action may not appeal to younger gamers, an older GBA-playing crowd will appreciate Metal Slug Advance and its high challenge level.

It's not overwhelming in what it offers in addition to what the original game offers already, but it does have enough interesting points to make it worthwhile for fans of the original.

Even the interface is out of the olden days.

It doesn’t break any new ground but it is a challenge.

With the refinements and enhancements the team has made it's definitely worth a look if you missed the previous title.

The music is amazing.

With the dust settling now on World of Warcraft, it is becoming more and more obvious that this is by far the best MMORPG currently on the market.

Considering Alien Hominid's humble beginnings as a web-based flash game, the game we get here is as good or better than most side-scrolling shoot "em ups in recent memory.

I'd go so far as to say the single player mode is almost entirely worthless.

EA still can't find that elusive GoldenEye touch in GoldenEye: Rogue Agent. But they finally seem to be on the right path to glory.

Shooter fans will probably find that GoldenEye: Rogue Agent is an average experience, with enough slick action and challenge to warrant at least a rental.

If you are looking for a game that provides ample opportunity to blast the tar out of legions of enemies, that challenges your fingers dexterity, isn’t afraid to challenge its players, and, most importantly, keep a smile on its players’ faces while all of this is happening, Alien Hominid is well worth buying.

May not be as groundbreaking as the original Super Mario 64 but as a launch title and a full-featured game you absolutely get your money’s worth.

Though there are minor improvements over the original, Viewtiful Joe 2 is a rip-roaring ride with plenty of fun packed into the experience.

The various drives and needs are back and rather than be an engrossing part of the overall gameplay they're just a pain in the ass.

Though the DS touch screen screams to me “Customized playbook!” it must have been screaming something else to the developers.

Can I describe Fear Factor: Unleashed in one simple word? Sure I can: crap.

Half-Life 2 isn't flawless, just like any great work of art, but that doesn't make it any less of a masterpiece.

For playability, this game is ridiculously short.

An above average bit of RPG goodness, with some added mechanics, and all of it's served up in a very eye-catching package.

Despite the constant companionship of allies, it still feels like you're the only person in the conflict.

With this, players get a nice crossover fighter between a good number of Capcom franchises, very responsive control, and a deliciously nostalgic, old school game experience. That’s certainly quite nice for the price.

Defeat twenty muggers and save twenty innocents and make it to the end of the level in four minutes? Tossing down a controller is one thing, flinging a brand new piece of hardware a the nearest hard surface just isn’t possible.

Any hardcore pinball fanatic should immediately pick it up.

While fans of the original might be disappointed by the amount of gameplay changes, it should appeal to mainstream gamers.