The brief, timed missions, simple but attractive visuals and fast-paced gameplay make it one of those perfect travel games.

A nice little sleeper here that’s destined to find fans among those who crave a fine blend of construction and financial simulation.

From creating title and menu screens, scripted even zones, Overall, FPS Creator is a fantastic must-have purchase for anyone who’s interested in what goes into making a game.

It's best to go at these extra missions and goals in moderation though, as playing them for an extended amount of time can get boring.

It's best to go at these extra missions and goals in moderation though, as playing them for an extended amount of time can get boring.

One of the top sleeper hits of the entire year. This game is so finely constructed, minus the lackluster story, voice acting and frame rates quirks, that it really shouldn’t even be a sleeper.

If you’re the type of person that has great ideas for new RPG stories and have been looking for that outlet to get your ideas into an interactive media, then this game would be perfect for you.

The game starts out kind of like "The Twilight Zone" meets "CSI," but then it turns into The "X-Files" with some "Matrix" undertones.

The game starts out kind of like "The Twilight Zone" meets "CSI," but then it turns into The "X-Files" with some "Matrix" undertones.

If you don’t own an Xbox or never got around to picking up the original Fable, do yourself a tremendous favor and buy Fable: The Lost Chapters immediately.

Every bit as bizarre, hilarious, memorable and addictive as we all remember from last year’s originator, except this time around there’s far more content and variety to the mission goals and a greater attention to story presentation.

As viscerally fun and engaging as the game is to play and sensually take in however, its unforgivably short length and overall lack of lasting value is simply too much to over come in the end.

It's just a huge shame that more time wasn’t spent polishing the product up before shipping out because the load times and game bugs hamper what could’ve been a sublime piece of portable football software.

The story mode alone took me around 25 hours to complete, so it’s not a game for those looking only for a quick experience.

In total, the story mode alone took me around 25 hours to complete, so it’s not a game for those looking only for a quick experience.

Other than the sound, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 does everything needed to help give the franchise a breath of fresh air. It’s nice to see that EA Sports can do more than just throw in one new play or change one part of a game.

Other than the sound, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 does everything needed to help give the franchise a breath of fresh air. It’s nice to see that EA Sports can do more than just throw in one new play or change one part of a game.

The game starts out kind of like "The Twilight Zone" meets "CSI," but then it turns into The "X-Files" with some "Matrix" undertones.

The story mode alone took me around 25 hours to complete, so it's not a game for those looking only for a quick experience.

This is probably the best thirty bucks you'll spend on a game this year in terms of bang for your gaming buck.

Other than the sound, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 does everything needed to help give the franchise a breath of fresh air. It's nice to see that EA Sports can do more than just throw in one new play or change one part of a game.

The story mode alone took me around 25 hours to complete, so it's not a game for those looking only for a quick experience.

Other than the sound, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 does everything needed to help give the franchise a breath of fresh air. It's nice to see that EA Sports can do more than just throw in one new play or change one part of a game.

Generally speaking however, a week’s rental is about the extent of the lasting value you’ll find here -- it’s fun while it lasts though.

If the partner AI had been cleaned up a touch more and stronger effort had gone into building the Proving Grounds challenges up to be segments that were actually fun and rewarding to play, The Great Juju Challenge could've had a shot at competing with the Sly Cooper's and Ratchet & Clank's of the world.

These mini games were definitely needed too as the story mode itself is exceptionally short, clocking in at maybe three hours tops. Equally disappointing, there’s no wireless multiplayer of any sort.

The tricky-to-learn controls and somewhat repetitive and short-lived gameplay make it hard to overwhelming recommend.

If the partner AI had been cleaned up a touch more and stronger effort had gone into building the Proving Grounds challenges up to be segments that were actually fun and rewarding to play, The Great Juju Challenge could've had a shot at competing with the Sly Cooper's and Ratchet & Clank's of the world.