The newest in the Splinter Cell series is a fairly solid game, but lacks a bit of polish, and won't appeal to everyone.

It was an absolute mistake to create a Mario Party game that didn't follow the same mechanics and style as the rest of the franchise.

With new graphics, new modes of play and new weapons, Chaos Theory plays like Splinter Cell but feels just different enough to keep fans of the series happy.

Great control; amazing visuals; addictive gameplay; lots of multiplayer modes.

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

A superbly designed and executed action adventure game that is among the finest ever made.

Minus a slightly slow difficulty progression, Ridge Racer is a great bit of fun to play through. With great control, amazing graphics, and a kick-ass soundtrack, it is by far the most enjoyable of the launch titles.

A true gem among the PSP launch titles, among handheld puzzle games, and among video games in general.

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.

An excellent getaway from "Halo 2" and "SOCOM 2." Unfortunately, the entertainment may only last a few hours.

A truly one-of-a-kind experience. Pioneering the PSPâ??s superior technology, itâ??s one of the first portable racing games to sport such amazing graphics.

Offers some novelty, and a good casual gaming experience, but nothing that takes it beyond that.

Definitely good for relieving stress, it’s just a couple of notches away from first person greatness.

A pretty game that plays well. It has loads of features. Even though I don't like EA and I actually root for Sega, I can't deny the quality of this game.

Fans of the third-person action genre are suited to enjoy this game and will certainly walk away with some level of satisfaction.

Touched shows that the new technology in the DS can add to the game’s novelty, but there needs to be some use of the standard technology as well.

Highly recommended to any GBA gamer looking for a fun top-down view racer.

A mediocre follow-up to the original Champions of Norrath. Good, but not $50 worth of good.

It had great potential, but unfortunately Hef let us down with poor gameplay and a rough finish.

The visuals found in RE4 are stunning. Excellent character modeling and animation make the world come alive, while detailed level design and texture mapping set the stage.

If you're older than 10, spend your money elsewhere.

Perhaps it isn't as phenomenal as the first. Still, the game is exciting, deep, and tells a fantastic story!

Not as pure as its prequel, but Warrior Within is still a gritty masterpiece.

The experience is rounded out by a killer score. Heavy metal distortion guitars complement traditional Arabic motifs, creating a near-perfect blend of atmospheric airiness and pumped up fury.

While Snake Eater is still highly cinematic in it's presentation and design, it's based on a bad movie. To paraphrase from the Indiana Jones films: you'll beat it, kid, but that doesn't mean you have to like it.

It's like "Need for Speed Underground" meets "Burnout," and it's portable on the Nintendo DS! We highly recommend it.

A massive disappointment.

A great game for showing off the capabilities of the DS, and fun while it lasts, even though it isn't long enough.