Not for everyone. It's a very intense and immersive war game so folks who play computer games to relax and unwind might want to leave this one on the store shelves.

While this clever European import proves there are still fresh and innovative concepts for PC gamers, the fun is over too quickly. A skilled player will be able to complete all 14 episodes in about two or three hours.

For those looking for a challenging and strangely-addictive diversion that's considerably different than the majority of computer game offerings out there, MTS is an excellent pick for ages 8 to 108.

Beautiful graphics, special effects and a compelling storyline inspire the latest "Castlevania" adventure for the Game Boy Advance.

Thrill-seekers in search of a stylized 3-D shooter with a compelling story will find plenty of both in Ubi Soft's XIII.

If it's heart-pounding action you crave, this anything-but-serious sequel should slap a smile on your face.

The game also throws in some science fiction by adding monsters and the undead who fight alongside the Nazis.

Sure, it's not the most action-packed or finely tuned game, but there are enough clever attacks and humorous elements in Pulse to keep you playing through to see what other goodies - or appendages - they'll toss your way.

A B-movie-based street fighting game with a lot of variation, mini missions and little problems.

This game is interesting enough to keep most kids' attention with a bit of innocent humor adults will appreciate and a Christian rock soundtrack even non-Christians can bear.

A B-movie-based street fighting game with a lot of variation, mini missions and little problems.

An interesting portable Myst-style graphic adventure with good graphics and fun controls but a slow pace and a lot of reading.

A good WWII shooter with great graphics and effects, but missing the finer points and freedom in the first-person mode.

Though a little cheesy, it's a good way to create a customized home workout with menu suggestions and progress chart.

Though a little cheesy, it's a good way to create a customized home workout with menu suggestions and progress chart.

A good WWII shooter with great graphics and effects, but missing the finer points and freedom in the first-person mode.

A good WWII shooter with great graphics and effects, but missing the finer points and freedom in the first-person mode.

The Hulkster follows commands easily, the camera gives you an excellent view of the action and you don't need to mash 20 buttons for every combat move you make.

There are some other beefs, too, such as odd-looking animations that make the players look like they're skating on the court.

The Hulkster follows commands easily, the camera gives you an excellent view of the action and you don't need to mash 20 buttons for every combat move you make.

Every time your character is killed and you restart the game, you have to sit through a seemingly endless series of movies that re-establish the plot.

An enjoyable, silly diversion that will trigger a few laughs and -- unfortunately -- a bit of aggravation, as well.

The Hulkster follows commands easily, the camera gives you an excellent view of the action and you don't need to mash 20 buttons for every combat move you make.

For a game that looks so good, it's a shame it can also be a pain in the neck.

A big hit in arcades; while the home version lacks the rifle grip and scope of the coin-op machine, it captures its feel.

The Hulkster follows commands easily, the camera gives you an excellent view of the action and you don't need to mash 20 buttons for every combat move you make.

You need to have a sense of humor if you want to box, at least if you want to box in R2R2: R2.

Live ammunition is a cute concept that doesn't grow tiresome because you need to strategize about which critters work best in different bounty-hunting situations.