With a lengthy single player campaign, and a multiplayer versus mode available, the game really provides a lot to do.

The challenge made for a frustrating game, but this keeps you driven to win. The graphics are nice, and the sound is good but the gameplay is what REALLY makes MMX5 worth playing.

Just pure fun.

Oni has definitely redefined the action game genus; it may have created a new genre.

With great graphics, great sound and pretty good gameplay, including the addition of multiplayer, Square Enix has once again shown why they are on top when it comes to developing and publishing RPG titles.

Definitely the best basketball game available on the PSX console.

The dark stylish action is a perfect backdrop to a rather good story and the beautiful cel-shaded look to the entire game is a refreshing and an effective way to engage any gamer.

Yes - there were many technical issues with this game, but at the end of the day, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 - Mutant Nightmare won the hearts of my Game Testers because it was challenging, and there was enough going on to keep them entertained.

The fast paced action, smooth gameplay and variety of units provide a much needed boost to the single player game play of the series. Even with some minor annoyances with the menus and on some loading screens the overall game makes up for it in spades, especially at a reasonable price tag on Steam.

Although I was somewhat disappointed by the small leap in visual quality and the average sound effects, it was the music, the online multiplayer, the new touch screen functionality, and the usual addictiveness that drew me in to keep catching them all this time around.

Arguably one of the best driving games on the PSP to date. The graphics are stellar, the sound is good, and the gameplay is engaging, addictive and highly entertaining.

Phineas and Ferb for the Nintendo DS is a great family title that uses the stylus controls really well and adapts the television series accurately.

Easy to learn controls, over the top graphics, online gameplay and some of the best Superstars from past and present all packed into one title makes for some great WWE fun. There are definitely some gameplay flaws that can make the title a bit frustrating; however with that in mind THQ has accomplished what they set out to do with WWE All-Stars. They made a fun and enjoyable game and a WWE title for fans past, present and future.

A kick ass looking shooter. Unfortunately the length of the game combined with the unlimited continues makes it a short experience.

Overall, Ghost Recon Shadow Wars for the 3DS is one of the better Nintendo 3DS games available at launch. This turn-based Ubisoft experience is an enjoyable ride from beginning to end. While the pace of the game can take some getting used to, the results are satisfying and any fan of turn-based or Ghost Recon games will inevitably want to pick this one up if you are one of those 3DS early adopters.

The gameplay is much improved from last year's game. For one, the new controls open up many new strategies.

Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is a pretty good game that manages to stay true to the anime series.

Hoard is a fantastic game because of the complex strategies available that have been boiled down into 10 minute chunks of gaming.

The game offers an intriguing story which spices things up very well, but it does so without doing anything revolutionary.

After a bit of practice and familiarizing myself with the songs I started having a lot of fun with Disney’s Sing It. If you know the songs, or like catchy pop tunes, you will most likely enjoy playing it too.

Need for Speed Undercover is the best NFS game since Most Wanted but there are still a few more areas which need to be improved before we call Undercover the Need for Speed champ.

Overall, Army of Two: The 40th Day is certainly an upgrade over its predecessor.

Just Cause 2 is one of those games where you can be critical of specific elements of the game but they still all come together to create an enjoyable game.

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary for the PSP is an excellent compliment to the original classic and is fantastic port from the PS2.

New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is a solid Nintendo title that I would recommend to Donkey Kong fans and newcomers alike.

NCAA Basketball 10 is targeted towards college hoop fans and there is no question they will love the presentation and the excitement the game brings. That being said, although the gameplay remains on par with other basketball games already on the market there is nothing other than the NCAA brand which differentiates this game from any other basketball game out there.

Overall, Junction Point did a pretty good job; however, the game does have some deficiencies that hurt the overall experience, with control and camera issues being at the forefront. Regardless, this game does stand out from the holiday crowd and anyone who owns a Wii, and wants to see a different vision of the Disney universe, should definitely take a look at this game.

If you're a fan of squad-based combat, this title is a must!

There is no question that the MLB 2K10 franchise is headed in the right direction as this year’s installment is simply much better than years past.

Despite being predictable as hell, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions for the DS features slick looking visuals, fantastic voice work and enjoyable 2D side scrolling gameplay.

Pikmin newbies and curious Wii owners alike should definitely take a look at New Control Play! Pikmin, especially if they have a craving for something a bit different.

When looking at Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2, and taking the sum of all its parts, this series still remains as one of the easiest to pick up and play golf games that any one can take part in on the PSP.

MX vs. ATV Alive is a pretty good experience. Well many people out there may slam THQ for trying to offer a somewhat stripped down experience for a cheaper price in an effort to sell more DLC, I have to applaud them as they have indeed tried to make this a very customizable experience.

If you are a fan of the Silent Hill franchise then Silent Hill: Homecoming is a must buy title.

The game is actually an engaging card based battle game that requires a lot of strategy to win. I give a lot of credit to Sony for showing gamers out there how their new peripheral can be used to play good games.

For those casual gamers, or families in their tweens and early teens, this game may just be what the doctor ordered allowing you to finally take the plunge into the music/band based game arena.

Overall, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 is an upgrade over its processor and fans of the original will absolutely want to pick this one up.

It keeps the basic formula that keeps 2D RPGs at the top if their class, but adds in some interesting elements as well. The ease of the touch screen also makes this game accessible to almost anyone.

The music is amazing and sets the mood brilliantly, the gameplay is well thought out and effectively conveys the feeling of flight while keeping it fun enough for a video game.

While Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a lot of fun to play it gave me something that isn't as easy to measure and is far more subjective; it gave me hope, hope that the Need for Speed Franchise will continue and may even thrive.

Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is a pretty good game that manages to stay true to the anime series.

Moon really is a good game for the Nintendo DS. With an interesting story, amazing graphics, solid gameplay, and a nice mix of things to do, it is only the short length and repeated enemies that brings the overall score down a notch or so.

This classic RPG has finally come to North America and will keep fans of the series and newcomers happy and busy for some time as they travel the Realms of Revelation.

Even though the game is somewhat easy it still manages to breathe new life into the StarFox franchise and anyone with a DS would be crazy not to pick up this title and give it a go.

Overall I found the games quick, easy and quite enjoyable. The title gets everyone in the family involved, including my young son who especially loved River Rush and Rallyball. The only downfall of Kinect Adventures is that there are only five games to play which will unfortunately make the title repetitive over time.

If you were a fan of the original Infamous, you should absolutely love Infamous 2. While it really doesn't do a lot to really push the game into new territory, it also doesn't try to fix a formula that isn't broken. Terrific presentation values, a long campaign, and tons of replayability round out a very solid title; but before you venture to New Marais just make sure to play the original game first!

New international Track and Field for the Nintendo DS is clearly one of the most complete DS titles to come in a long time.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 offers some decent improvements over last year's game. It strikes a good balance of making the game a bit more realistic but still accessible for the more casual player.

If you have played and enjoyed Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory then Quake Wars is a must buy title as it has everything Wolfenstein had and a whole bunch more.

The brightest star in the title is the online component and this aspect of SOCOM really had me sold as it has a great balance of features, huge maps, full rooms and minimal hiccups.

Bulletstorm is the equivalent of a summer time big-screen Hollywood blockbuster. Sure it is fun and features plenty of eye candy that pushes the limits of the Xbox 360's hardware, but it lacks in depth and substance.

Guitar Hero World Tour is the first time that the franchise has introduced a full band kit and they did it with smashing success.

Good job Nintendo, I think you've even got my wife hooked too.

Ultimate Band is a great title for those who have been daunted by the idea of using up limited space with extra gaming peripherals. The only downfall to the additional instruments is that playing multiplayer may be a little bit more difficult if you don’t have a full compliment of Wii Remotes and Nunchuks.

I’m reasonably sure it may not be the most in-depth RPG out there today, but as someone that traditionally doesn’t play the genre I found Glory of Heracles for the Nintendo DS both accessible and a lot of fun to play.

If you are a fan of 50 Cent, and enjoy arcadish shoot em' ups, then 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand should be right up your alley.

Despite its flaws, The Oath in Felghana is the perfect game for the PSP. Enjoyable combat and dungeon crawling is its own reward.

EA Sports Fight Night Round 4 stands as arguably the best boxing game available on next generation consoles.

Overall, Disney Universe is one of the more charming games to arrive on the PS3 this holiday season. The game never takes itself too seriously and manages to effective accomplish what it set out to do and that is please Disney fans. While the game may lack some depth, it makes up for its shortcomings with some enjoyable co-op gameplay, slick visuals and lovable characters.

It's not the best NBA game available; however it is a great addition to the franchise and has made some significant leaps from last year's version.

Not only does Cell Bound feature a novel twist with the rotation mechanic, but Hothead has also done a superb job with the style of the game.

Zipper set the bar high with their goals but I was impressed from the get go with this game. MAG is an interesting game indeed.

At the end of the day I would recommend anyone considering this game to download the Kung Fu Panda demo on Xbox Live before you decide to purchase this title.

While Fable 2 may be missing out on some of the intricacy of some RPGs and may not reward exploration and discovery as much as one might hope; it is still a rich and fulfilling experience.

For fans of the MLB game and Xbox 360 owners this is a must buy.

With solid graphics and sound, some great gameplay elements, and a great anime style, you really can’t go wrong picking up and playing this game

It's just really creepy. The atmosphere created by the graphics and sound In Retro Helix is incredible.

Guitar Hero: On Tour Modern Hits is the third time the franchise has made it to the Nintendo DS in less than a year and overall it is even better than the previous instalments.

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

One of the best Action Flight Simulators since the pioneer "X-wing."

The game has rather impressive graphics but it does fall short at times in the framerate department.

Scene It? Box Office Smash is a worthy successor to the original title that was released just over a year ago.

Overall Bound in Blood is one of the best western shooters we have seen in sometime.

It takes strategic and real time strategy games to a whole new level on the Xbox 360 and it is fairly easy to learn. Sure, the single player mode is relatively short but the multiplayer action is where the fun lies.

It has great use of touch controls for an action game and should be a model for other games.

At the end of the day, even with some minor quirks, it strips away the glossy veneer of the mob underworld and reveals a gritty and seedy interior like no game before it. I strongly recommend you visit Vito Scalleta's world to experience it yourself.

It has some of the best action-RPG gameplay you can find anywhere with a fantastic soundtrack, a lengthy adventure, tons of monsters to kill and lots of places to explore.

Baseball fans who own a PS2 (and a PSP for that case) can rest assured that Sony didn't rest on its laurels and put out a pretty decent baseball game.

WET is a very stylish third person shooter which does not try to take itself too seriously at any point.

This is a game best played with some form of arcade stick if you can get one.

Overall, Star Wars Battlefront Renegade Squadron is a pretty solid title and it should not be overlooked by any gamer, from fans of the Star Wars saga to gamers who just happen to own a PSP.

Bolt should be a definite addition to your videogame library, especially if you want to keep those younger kids entertained with some typical Disney fare.

It is a surprisingly deep game that does a good job of combining genres and providing a surprisingly deep gameplay experience.

So, overall, FPS fans rejoice, for this is a darned good game for the price. However, definitely keep in mind my previous advice: Get a headset, work together, play the tutorials. If all you care about is a high score and a KDR, don't bother, this isn't your type of game. If you truly care about teamwork, and love games which encourage it, this is definitely your thing.

The only thing that keeps this title from top marks is the shifting camera angles and lousy action sequences.

This game is an excellent segway for FIFA 2011 and World Cup fans who are anxiously awaiting the start of the real World Cup in South Africa can get some 'footy' satisfaction by picking this game up.

Rock Band Track Pack: Classic Rock is a pretty good compliation of music that anyone should enjoy. With recognizable graphics, great sound, and its own set of achievements, this game really does have a lot going for it, but at the end of the day it really comes down to what content you already have on your HDD that may or may not push you to purchase this disc.

Tomb Raider: Underworld is a pretty good game. I had some high hopes that this latest release would take the series to new heights, but the technical issues that raise their ugly head take away from the overall experience.

I have to say that overall I was pleasantly surprised with Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team. From the great visuals and sound, to the addictive gameplay, this is a pretty good XBLA title. The only thing that hurts this game somewhat is the short gameplay length and lack of online cooperative play. That being said, fans of twin-stick shooters, and fans of the Warhammer universe alike, will enjoy this title.

The story is engrossing and adults, as well as young children, will most likely love this XBLA game and its contents.

Overall, Prince of Persia: The Fallen King for the DS is a fun little game for gaming on the go.

Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires is a pretty good experience for its first time on the Xbox 360. For those that like hack and slash games with a good focus on strategy and planning you will feel at home here.

Overall, Shrek Forever After for the Xbox 360 is one of the better movie based titles released this year and it features a terrific drop-in/drop out cooperative mode which makes for some great family gaming.

Overall, if you like time-trial platform puzzlers with a bit of challenge, then definitely give this one a go. It's simple in concept, hard to master, and yet casual enough that you can just dip in and out of it whenever you feel like.

It is a well-rounded title and a safe bet for any PC Gamer as mild amusement if nothing else.

With quality graphics, good sound and a Lemmings like gameplay how can anyone go wrong?

Off-Road Drive is the type of game that I think should be enjoyed without necessarily having a goal in mind.

Despite some technical shortcomings the game has a strong and involving storyline.