Castle Crashers is a great XBLA title that nobody should miss out on.

Those who loved previous Thief games will equally enjoy the latest title, though it is by no means innovative.

An excellent pinball title and a perfect dose of retro action that won't get old fast.

Featuring improved multiplayer and spiffed-up graphics, Call of Duty 3 is arguably the best game in the series to date.

Mario Kart Wii feels recycled and simplified from past installments, but it's saved by a handful of creative and nostalgaic courses and it's excellent 12-player online matches.

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

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.

You simply will not find a more complete driving simulator for your PSP.

The next-gen graphics capabilities of the 360 are definitely put to use here and the game simply looks gorgeous. In these kind of games you always want to blow stuff up, of course, but the way Saint’s Row applies particle effects and flying debris (and bodies!) changes it from mindless destruction into a true art form.

Here's to the simpler things in life, and to Mega Man on his 15th birthday.

Online issues aside, EA has never released such a feature rich and incredibly polished college football game.

A great game that has lots of great features, but is also lacking in the fundamentals.

On the charge of being an excellent adventure game on the DS, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is declared guilty as charged.

Its artsy nature may not appeal to everyone, but there's no denying its many charms. For a paltry 10 bucks, it's a good value and an original experience.

It is cheap on your wallet, an addicting party game, and Xbox Live play is great.

Newcomers to the genre who want a light-hearted golf experience will appreciate the game’s intuitive gameplay mechanics. However, those desiring a more in-depth golf experience may not find it here.

For those expecting more of the same platforming greatness that they found in the original Yoshi's Island, you'll most likely love this game. For those expecting more of an evolution of an 11 year old game, you may be somewhat disappointed.

The long awaited conclusion to a lengthy saga; stellar graphics; awesome battles; fantastic voice acting in cut scenes.

Captures the essence of the board game beautifully (quick to learn but hard to master).

Ninja Gaiden 2 may not be for everyone, but regardless of that it is still one of the deepest and most rewarding pure action games to be found on this current generation of consoles.

While it doesn’t do anything differently, if you enjoyed the first two Phoenix Wright games you’ll surely want to pick up the latest installment for more old-school adventure goodness with the same quirky sense of humor and quality writing.

Strides have been made as far as gameplay modes are concerned, but there is still plenty of room to improve the frame rate and online play.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift is an excellent game by all merits.

The limited online mode and lack of a course editor are lamentable, but the new characters and courses are quite nice.

It is just plagued by mindful tedium and an uninspired battle system that prevent it from breaking the shackles of mediocrity and soaring to glory. It pains me to give Spidey 2 such a bad review, since the game's saving grace of web-shooting clearly showed that the game had serious potential.

One of this year’s improvements also happens to be a disappointment. Last year, we were only given 6 licensed golf courses to choose from. This year, the number has been doubled to 12. However, the PS2, Xbox and PSP versions all contain 21.

Test Drive Unlimited is certainly in the upper echelon and offers an overall quality experience that is perfect when you're on the go.

For a full game, Prologue is lacking very highly. Yet for its lower price, and the knowledge that it isn't the full game and is only a taste of what's to come, we're left embittered and wanting more, better, and sooner.