Casual gamers looking for something fast paced and fun will enjoy this one immensely.

Sonic Riders tries to be too many things at once and ends up failing to be much of a game at all.

An otherwise solid title plagued by ghastly controls, Super Monkey Ball: Touch and Roll is frustrating at best, its saving grace being a slew of incredibly fun minigames.

A very good boxing game that doesn’t quite score a knockout, but definitely something you would want to watch on pay-per-view.

I would rather be subjected to a week long insurance seminar with Enya music in the background than play this game again, ever.

Overall this is a really solid game that has the potential to be so much more. Unfortunately the repetitive missions and ho-hum gameplay hold it back.

Features a fresh storyline and a great soundtrack along with excellent cut scenes. Unfortunately, Getting Up is also plagued by terrible gameplay.

While it really doesn’t bring anything new to the genre, Tales of Legendia is an excellent RPG worthy of any RPG fan’s time.

Deadly Silence manages to exhume possibly some of the most memorable aspects of the series, while fine-tuning the experience with some intriguing DS-capabilities. However, its control method and outdated visuals can prove frustrating at the best of times for newcomers to the series.

A good, deep baseball game with plenty of options to challenge the most extreme college fan.

For veteran RPG fans, it’s a typical RPG with a few fancy innovations so many won’t be as impressed. But if you want to save the world from havoc (again), here’s your chance.

PQ is a great addition to the PSP library but falls flat on replay value. It’s unique enough to merit everyone to at least play it once.

Despite a cool concept, the unusable controls and other flaws prevent Dragon Booster from making the cut.

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

Gives pinball fans access to some of the most popular and beloved pinball machines of all time, fully recreated in all their glory in digital format.

The great talents at Ubisoft have done it again with this one folks and I don't think this is the last we will hear of the Prince of Persia.

The environments (indoor and outdoor) all scream for you to search through them all and see the effort put forth to create this fantastic game.

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.

As a single player experience, Amped 3 shows lots of humor, creativity and diverse gameplay. Gamers will easily lose three hours in a sitting, trying to unlock additional challenges and courses.

Sadly, Activision’s second installment in the True Crime series is a big disappointment that begins with the storyline and ends with almost everything else.

As wrestling games go it’s fairly solid and will be loved by fans and generally accepted by everyone else.

It’s a healthy change of pace for the series. However, these moments fade out fast as you find yourself repeating levels over and over just so you can move on.

Its simple learning curve and stimulating gameplay make it a high recommendation for not only Suikoden fans but also to those who are new to RPG/Strategy gaming.

New features improve on the game and while I wish there were more varied songs offered from the start, this is probably the best Karaoke Revolution game to date.

Those passionate for an escapade into cursed manors and the spirit world will find The Tormented equally as refreshing as its predecessors.

If you can't get enough karaoke gaming, then Karaoke Revolution Party is the perfect remedy, with many new and great features to keep you coming back for more.

If this game spawns sequels and the locations and gameplay options are expanded, we could have the Wild West equivalent of the "Grand Theft Auto" series on our hands.

Although not perfect, Karaoke Revolution Party is a solid game for those looking for a good multiplayer title.