By all accounts it is great fun and adds a lot to the game, but I don’t know anyone who owns Lost Magic (or a DS, for that matter), and I’m averse to playing with strangers. Still, I’ve gotten a lot of value from my purchase already.

Great for friends looking for a fun co-op distraction, but the repetitious play and unsatisfying solo play make it mostly undesireable for the rest.

A lot of style with very little substance makes Grave a dull boy.

A good choice for gamers with young daughters, or Nintendogs fans who can't get enough.

Final Fantasy I Anniversary for the PSP is a must purchase for fans that may have missed out on previously released versions.

Levels are too short; controls leave something to be desired.

Shadowrun is far from perfect and the things that are missing will definitely be missed by many, but it is a very fun take on an old FPS formula and offers addictive gameplay that will make you overlook otherwise major flaws in game design.

Takes the staid and often haughty overtone of its titular sport and gussies it up with breast implants and potty humor.

For $10, you get a great presentation, packing plenty of action, three difficulties, scoreboards, and online play.

While there certainly are a lot of things that could have been done better with the Xbox version of Mafia, it still remains an enjoyable game.

It's like "Tiger Woods PGA Tour" but worse.

It's not a bad game, but it's not something everyone will enjoy. Price point is slightly high if you consider its lack of depth. Try the free demo first.

There is a lot of depth with the various gameplay modes and things to unlock to keep you busy.

An amazing, if in some ways generic, RPG that should easily please almost everyone. It is definitely one of the best RPG’s of this year, if not the best.

The controls were not perfectly translated to the PSP, and the loading times are just too much of an annoyance. These factors make the game much less appealing than it otherwise would be.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles may be worth a look for fans of the franchise or those who played this baby in the arcades all those years ago, but many modern gamers will be turned off by the ugly graphics and repetitive gameplay.

One player will have fun with this for a week and then realize they need to find some friends.

If you’ve downloaded Pac-Man, Frogger and the like already, you’ll have more of the same fun with Dig Dug, once you get past the less-than-perfect controls that plague all these games.

Puzzle Guzzle is weird, but it’s a feature-packed bargain at 20 bucks. If you’re a fan of puzzle games, it’s worth the money despite its oddball quirks.

If you've played The Sims before, there’s nothing here that will grab you by the short hairs and make you take notice.

An acceptable game that is worthy of its low price. I highly recommend this to younger gamers and anyone who was a fan of the show.

Targeted towards fans and hardcore gamers, Armored Core 4 does well what it sets out to do, yet may leave casual gamers looking for something else.

Fails to deliver chills and thrills. It relies heavily on a clunky interface and an outdated camera system, and ultimately doesn't stand up to the competition.

Despite its lack of visual polish and dearth of inspiring courses, it remains a viable budget alternative to more expensive games like "Burnout 3" and "RalliSport Challenge 2."

A pretty standard classics collection. On its own it's exceedingly average, but if you've got a soft spot for one or more of these games, the awards might make it worth your time.

At 8 to 10 hours of game play, it won’t be the toughest challenge on the market, but it’s one of the best television/movie to video game adaptations you will find on the market.

Yet another PSP title that is held back from greatness due to excessive load times. Despite this, it's a must own for RPG fans.

At 8 to 10 hours of game play, it won’t be the toughest challenge on the market, but it’s one of the best television/movie to video game adaptations you will find on the market.