Not even the most devoted Homies fans should spend their hard-earned money on this.

Even at the budget price Ninja Reflex is an avoidable title.

Silent Hill and survival horror fans will like it for the most part. But if you played the original on PSP, there's not really any pressing reason to go through it again.

A half hearted effort that feels more like a compilation of demos for bad games than anything else.

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.

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

Even at $29.99, Agatha Christine: And Then There Were None has far too many visual and gameplay issues to warrant a purchase. Buy the book instead.

N+ is an exciting throwback to 2D platforming that improves upon the formula in almost every way.

A wholly satisfying and worthy entry into the Devil May Cry franchise that adds several new dynamics to the formula without messing too much with what made the series what it is today.

A game that has much potential, but falls short. A good idea with poor execution.

A very well-made sim game on the DS. Solid, fun, and worth checking out especially for animal lovers/younger gamers.

A great adult-oriented game for the Wii that takes the genre the farthest it can go on the console.

A new look with classic gameplay intact makes Days of Ruin a win/win for weary Advance Wars fans, purists, as well as anyone who enjoys strategy games.

The whole experience just wasn’t very addictive and the super cute look and concept was just too much for me to stomach.

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.

A great title that with a little more time cooking, could have really been something special.

It may retain a few redeeming qualities, but all in all Godzilla: Unleashed is a step backward for Pipeworks' Godzilla series.

Undertow is a unique and addictive game. It really embodies everything I want to see in an XBLA game.

This isn't for action fans, but instead, those who are looking for an entertaining gaming experience from beginning to end.

Rock Band may be the perfect party game. Solo play doesn't stand on its own, but with a little help from your friends, getting the band back together is a blast.

An excellent casual shooter that remains intense. It isn't good for hours at a time but is damned fun for months to come.

Fans of the original game as well as those seeking a challenging game for their Wii owe it to themselves to pick up Trauma Center: New Blood.

Not a full game, but nonetheless surprisingly polished and only costs $20 with the Wii Zapper.

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

A fun title that gets old just a bit too quick in single player, but is a strong addition to the series.

If you’re a die-hard Cooking Mama fan, or are looking for a DS game for your 7-year-old daughter/niece who likes cooking, then I would heartily recommend Cooking Mama 2. Anyone else though would be better advised to save your thirty bucks for one of the many other good games that have come out in November.

A true evolution of the platforming genre and one of the best videogames to come out in a long time.

Despite these minor flaws I found Switchball to be one of the better puzzle games based on rolling a ball around.