A lengthy and enjoyable RPG that should keep fans of the genre busy and out of the sun for a good portion of the summer - as long as you can put up with those wide-eyed, spiky headed, always-surprised-or-in-shock, anime cretins.

Soaked will give you countless hours of fun as long as you take the time to learn how to properly play all of the modes.

For lovers of the genre, it's tough to go wrong with Fallout 3. However, if you're strictly a shooter fan or enjoy free-flowing combat, the plodding pace, vast amount of content, and RPG hallmarks (such as heavy inventory management, non-essential quests, and character leveling) may bore you. It's a good game, but certainly not without its faults. A new game engine and better controls would have served this title well.

Battle of Britain 2 does a good job of making you feel part of one of the most decisive campaigns the free world has ever known. But it still allows you to display your cocky side when you mix it up solo style.

While not as great as the console version, relatively speaking, Chamber of Secrets will certainly keep you interested - for a spell.

Mostly this game is just another platform game but it is a platform game done well. Nothing other then the graphics really make it more then just a rental in my eyes.

Like a refreshing flagan of mead, Conan really hits the spot.

One of those rare games that is actually improved in all aspects including the physics and the control scheme.

A solid, not groundbreaking, action experience for its fans. If you like to shoot stuff, and your friend does too, you've got a winner.

Despite some game mechanic hiccups, Metro 2033 is a game worth trying. The inclusion of an alternate ending only adds to the appeal.

One thing that did disappoint me about this game is the lack of new content. For the most part, all the levels are the same as they were on the preceding Lego Star Wars games.

Nintendo continues to prove why they are the legends of the industry. They deliver time and time again with solid titles, and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is one such title.

Arkanoid DS is an excellent handheld title that will resonate with casual gamers, arcade aficionados, and nostalgic gamers. Some may find the gameplay mechanic to be repetitive and even dull, but the majority of gamers should be pleased with the quick, intuitive play and multiplayer options.

A random map generator will give you some decent replay value as it works great. It's almost like acquiring a new expansion pack every time you use it.

Completely playable and enjoyable - and exactly what I was hoping the Xbox version would have been.

A good game but it lacks replay value. Hardcore gamers could blast through this in a day so they should be advised to rent it.

Put[s] the power of Tony Hawk in the hands of the least skilled of gamers. It's fun and easy with just the right balance of challenge to keep you motivated and interested for many fun sessions.

The combat system is much more refined and satisfying than previous efforts.

Exceed is much more difficult than the standard dance games. The difficulty ranking goes from normal to nightmare and all points in between.

Revengeance can be summed up in one word: "fun." Well, maybe two words are better: "stupid fun." As was shown with DmC, there are still a lot of fans out there who want to have button-mashing fun and be rewarded with carnage in its most primal form.

Like a fine wine this Shrek version has improved with age. It's more colorful, full-bodied and delicious.

It could still be called repetitious because of the continual combat but it's presented in such a way that you just can't wait to get into the next skirmish.

The character models are great. Rygar is exquisitely detailed.

There is still a ton of depth for vets, with a new expanded perk system that lets you mix and match perks from all categories, tons of new game modes such as the fast-paced Cranked and Blitz, and the ability to build a near invincible squad and watch it climb the leaderboards without you even playing.

There are hours upon hours of interesting content for gamers to explore and uncover in Lost Odyssey. Sadly, the pace of the game is rather slow and will deter the vast majority of 360 fans from purchasing and/or completing the game.

Promising at least 20 hours plus gameplay (not including the multiplayer facets) is nothing to sneeze at. X-Men Legends 2 isn't miles away from the original which will please fans of the first game undoubtedly.

Gun has a great story and it's presented with panache.

Ramsay might get paid to be a total jerk, but his psychotic bravado lends a great deal of excitement to the culinary gaming genre.