It's a solid title and it'll pay for itself if you can addict your significant other to Dr. Mario's gameplay.

It's unfortunate that the simple gameplay hasn't held up well over the years, because most of the fun here is had through shear nostalgia (whipping candles, etc).

This is the only Zelda game I can think of that used experience points to level-up. Other than that, you're dealing with a typical (and engrossing) Legend of Zelda experience.

Provides an excellent source of platforming at a very moderate price tag. There can’t be enough good said about this title as it serves as a remake of one of the early titles that changed the face of gaming forever.

Outrun 2 may not be the best racer out there but the infusion of nostalgia, speed and fun make for a satisfying arcade racing experience.

The game's graphics are now dated as compared to the latest technical offerings from the likes of "Half- Life 2."

Action fans owe it to themselves to play Otogi 2: Immortal Souls. Don't be fooled by its art house sensibility – this is non-stop action and it has everything you want, plus a little extra.

Lacking in difficulty and overall polish.

Fills a void on the PC, that gray area between Freddy Fish and "Half-Life 2."

There’s a minimal amount of modes, the fighting is too similar to just about every other fighting game on the market, and it doesn’t even look all that nice.

It's geared toward younger gamers specifically because the level of difficulty and simplicity alleviates boredom.

After some initial frustration, which I'll admit was high, it's really a game worth playing for the epic feel and chaos of open-field warfare.

With so many options available and constant re-evaluations about the situation I didn't feel the creep of boredom even if most of the enemies are pushovers.

Flaws are in short supply. It's easy to save, the control is great, the presentation awesome, and the gameplay deep and addictive.

So dying isn’t quite the frustration it was in the arcade.

I didn’t have much fun playing Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude and if any old-school adventure fan is thinking about purchasing MCL I’d urge them to re play the old games because they’re more fun.

The PS2 version suffers from some absolutely brutal load times. Every time that you start to talk with a character you can expect a 30 second wait, and every time that you head to a new area, you can expect a 45-60 second wait. Not exactly a great way to keep people in the game.

A game that would be closer to an interactive episode of the show rather than a proper video game.

Had it featured the original songs by the original artists and had a more workable interface, it could have been lots of fun.

If you're a fan of adventure games, staying away from Syberia II is like refusing to drink water in the scorching desert because it's not cold enough.

Nothing ruins a fond memory like a crap game.

A great game that seems to be missing something, all of the great characters that we love to use.

Some objects in the environments look aliased and you’ll occasionally see some texture pop-in problems as well.

From the pure amount of massive content available, I'm sure that most gamers will not run out of things to do with Underground 2.

In terms of challenge and entertainment Mario Pinball Land is a good choice for a long flight or a series of shorter periods.

A lack of online support and, more prominently, the cheesy-bad story mode are negatives in THUG2, and represent a stumble for the franchise.

The days when the new Tony Hawk games were one of the highlights of the year are gone, but THUG 2 still offers plenty of joy for gamers that haven't left the genre behind.

Hell, it’s even fun at times.