Overall this is the nicest, cleanest 3D game I have yet to see on the 3DS. I can't wait to see more titles from Ubisoft as it appears that they have utilized the 3D screen to its fullest. Unfortunately for its lack of gameplay variety and the simplistic controls, I do not recommend it for more mature gamers.

The frantic pace of the Emergency Mayhem serves up a level of enjoyment, but the initial shine and excitement wears off pretty quickly.

Although the visuals and sound are solid enough, the gameplay fails as the racing view itself is very strange and the controls are too simplistic and too dull to make it an exciting game.

With first-gen graphics, a mixed audio package, and some broken gameplay elements, JU-ON: The Grudge is a very mixed bag indeed. Although it did offer up some spooky moments, there were just too many issues for it to overcome.

Simply put, Godzilla Unleashed is a stinker.

Simply put, Vampire Rain fails to live up to other great stealth-action based games already available on the market.

If you have played the previous High School Musical games on the DS I believe that High School Musical 2: Work This Out! maybe a bit of a disappointment to you.

Pocket Pool has many problematic areas. If you are fan of pool games, there are simply much better options available.

Wonder World Amusement Park is a game that I had hoped would be good, however with sub-par graphics, varying quality of sound, and somewhat simple and repetitive gameplay, I can’t help but have difficulty recommending this game to most out there.

With poor controls, a mediocre graphics package, sans the great characters, and music that was bland, all these make for a somewhat boring and average boxing experience.

Developer PlayLogic’s first outing for the 360 contains a few good ideas but ultimately can’t come anywhere near even the most standard games out there today.

I went into Valhalla Knights with high hopes including the optimism for a clean and smart online co-op multiplayer with a deep and engrossing storyline. Unfortunately I found a very broken and incomplete gaming experience.

The problematic controls, somewhat bland visuals and forgettable sounds all lend to a game which is going to become bargain bin material sooner than one may hope.

Gormiti offers various gameplay elements such as platforming, basic combat, cooperative play (always good) and puzzles. Older gamers likely won't find much satisfaction with this one but I think it's pretty obvious this one's geared towards the younger crowd.

A very simple game to learn and can be a lot of fun. It is a little bit of everything sandwiched together with a little bit of rhythm and blues.

The Asskickers is a fun throwback to older, more difficult beat 'em ups. It has a great art style and fun story. Unfortunately, the game is plagued by problems and glitches.

If you are looking for the next great fishing game then Rapala Fishing Frenzy 2009 is not it.

Unless you're a really hard-core Power Rangers' fan, I'd be leaving this game on the shelf.

However, poor execution and poor style really hurt this games overall score.

All Star Cheer Squad is a game that somewhat surprised me. Rather then cash in on the casual audience with a subpar effort, THQ has offered up a pretty neat little cheerleading title that allows you to ‘get in the game’ and show your team spirit.

Simply put, I cannot recommend Cory in the House for the DS, not even to the most hardcore fan of the TV series.

This is a must have for your next social game night and a great addition to anyone’s party game collection.

Overall this game is fun, but unless you are a die hard High School Musical fan, or did not play the first Sing It!, this might not be a title you may just want to rent.

Hannah Montana: The Movie for the DS is a game that is best served as a weekend rental; or better yet, you probably want to wait until it becomes bargain bin material.

With some pretty solid graphics, adequate sound, and some surprising gameplay elements, this game definitely will surprise many; however, the difficulty level may be a little too much for the wee little ones.

Unfortunately when you consider the approximate $40.00 dollar price tag, the small song list of 11-tunes, and a single player experience you can finish in one car ride, ‘Rock Out the Show’ does not give you a lot of bang for your buck. That being said, fans of the dual personality singer will most likely love to play this game.

Overall, this title is another great party game title that fans should consider adding to their collection.

Tinker Bell and The Lost Treasure is a perfect game for young girls and fans of the last two Tinker Bell movies. The game looks great and plays fine, but is awfully short in length of play.

If you only own a Wii and are looking for a football game for kids, then Backyard Football could very well be the game for you. Be forewarned though, with mediocre graphics and silly sound, it really doesn’t hold up when compared to any other versions on competing consoles aside from some token but fun motion controls.

As far as Disney games on the DS are concerned, Sonny with a Chance is unquestionably one of the better ones out there.

Camp Rock: The Final Jam follows the story of the movie pretty closely; however, there are some specific things that are not included or properly explained, and as a result it might be a good idea for any fans to watch the movie prior to playing the game to get the full storyline.

Phineas and Ferb: Rides Again for the Nintendo DS is an improvement on the first title keeping the great gameplay and tweaking it to make it just a bit better.

Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue will most likely appeal to a younger crowd with its cutesy feel, fashion focused item collection and the majority of its quick and simplistic mini-games.

Sing It: Party Hits has a great set list featuring a variety of popular artists and Disney Channel favourites and will cater to a wide variety of individuals.

As far as Disney games on the DS are concerned Wizards of Waverly Place: Spellbound ranks among the better ones out there.

With ProtoGalaxy, what appears to be a small title actually has quite a bit of depth. Fans of arcade shooters will be very pleased.

On its own, Johnny Test is a fun little side scrolling platform adventure. The levels are a challenge and the Johnny Test world comes to life on Nintendo's tiny handheld machine. The only problem rests with those who watch the show as they will likely find this game too much of a challenge and may likely pass this one up for more forgiving options.

So if you need to shed a few pounds and don't have the cash to pay significantly more for other fitness games on the market, then Fit in Six for the PS3 might just be right up your alley.

Overall, the Captain America table is quite solid. Those who are fans of Captain America, or who are fans of Pinball as a whole, should be happy, as this is another great table to keep their pinball flippers flapping away. In a pinball simulator this is pretty much a perfect scenario, and one can only hope Zen Studios will continue to create more quality tables in the future.

As such, if you're not a hardcore turn based strategy buff, stay away.