For fans of "Total Overdose" who own a PSP this is a must buy.

This will game will appeal to diehard puzzle fans but the Pokemon theme may scare people off.

In the end I was satisfied, but this could have been so much more.

The sound effects are insane and have a very high level of detail.

While the visuals are nowhere on par with the Xbox 360 or the PS3 version of the game and the shooting mechanics can leave you begging for your controller at times, shooter fans looking for a genuine Call of Duty experience on the DS should give this game a serious look.

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.

Aside from the 3D, the core gameplay mechanics have stayed the same, while we do get to see some new gameplay variants – ultimately you can't change a classic.

One might be quick to pass a title like this off as an attempt to cash in on a popular TV show. Heck, we see it all the time. There is real value here though....The game is an extension of the show in that it provides a new way of enabling people to lose weight and this deserves praise.

Rainbow Studios has done an impressive job of creating an immersive and enjoyable off-road racing experience. If you have any interest at all in racing games, then MX vs. ATV Reflex is definitely worth checking out.

With easy to pick up and play controls, some pretty stylish graphics, good sound, challenging single player and an enjoyable multiplayer experience, you really can’t go wrong with it.

A valiant first effort from MinMax, and worth at least a try. Especially considering that, like many indie devs, they're adding more content post release.

True to their nature, EA Sports has created another title for the PS2 which delivers detailed graphics and sound, absorbing the gamer into the pseudo reality of video game sports.

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.

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

The only thing lacking is online play. Regardless Meteos: Disney Magic is a great update to the original Meteos.

A great addition to the Touch Generations line of games. The puzzles are a bit tougher then those found in Brain Age, which in many ways is a good thing as the game is not a rehash of the previous title.

Very involving, strays from the linear path and all the elements of a great RPG system are here; the only down side to the game becomes evident with the graphical glitches and poor sound effects.

Hard core space simmers will be turned off by the arguably slow action, but the more "I'm the captain" trekkies might like the added options for controlling your ship.

If you prefer the simple hack n' slash action almost on par with "Diablo 2," Heart of Winter might just suffice.

The lack of online play really hurts Tourist Trophy and the limitation of only four other racers on screen kicks it in the shins a little more.

WWE SmackDown vs Raw 2011 is yet another solid game in the long running franchise.

In closing, though nothing can compare to a real life pet, if your children have been begging for a new furry addition to the family, this game may be a good test to see how long they will stay interested in caring for their new friend.

It is a great game, matching in spirit the pen and paper version.

UFC Undisputed 2010 is by far one of the most solid MMA games ever to hit a portable console.

For those that enjoy karaoke, or those who are Queen fans and own a PS3 or PS2, SingStar Queen is most likely a no-brainer of a purchase granted you are willing the pay the retail price. That being said, the franchise has not made any significant leaps with this installment and the SingStar franchise as a whole is getting a bit stale.

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 for the PSP is a game that most action fanatics should enjoy.

I have to be honest here, my first reaction was to hate this game, but the more I played the more I found my opinion swayed to the positive.

Although the speed of the game is not blazing 4x4 Evolution still gains more positives than negatives with a large amount of options, huge go anywhere environments and challenging gameplay.

de Blob 2 has a unique look and its addictive gameplay makes it a title well worth checking out regardless of your demographic.

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.

If you are looking for a good RPG to sink into for a while, buy this. For RPG and Anime fans, it's not to be missed.

Playing "V:TM Redemption" was a real love it, hate it experience.

It has all the right components (quality gameplay, strong graphics and sound). Move over Civilization, there's a new emperor in town and his name Caesar 4.

Smash Hits for the Wii pays great homage to Activision’s Guitar Hero franchise.

Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands for the Xbox 360 is a good looking game and fans of the franchise who enjoy the Prince's high flying acrobatic moves will undoubtably enjoy this entry into the series. Unfortunately, the combat in the game is less than stellar, the camera seems to have a mind of its own at times, and there is a "been there and done that" feel to the game.

The game has all the elements of a great tactical simulator with the emphasis on realism rather then fantasy, but has been mortally wounded by shoddy modeling, its graphic's limitations and all around poor execution.

Colorful environments and entertaining animations complete with Nintendo's patented stable of sounds ensure repeat enjoyment and lasting value.

Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice is solid game for the PSP and it is a fun little game for gaming on the go.

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

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

With clean graphics, a rock solid framerate and a four player multiplayer mode that adds to the replayability of the game, Red Dog definitely is worth the price of admission.

The gameplay in this title uses what the machine was developed for, innovation, and Nintendo gets huge credit for that.

What the developers took from the storyline, setting and combat style exhibited in the graphic novels created an amazing arcade fighter and fans of this genre should take the time to play through it.

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

Fans of the LEGO series are in for another treat with LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean, as they have a new and enriched world to explore with all four movies included on the disc. I loved playing this latest LEGO game and really enjoyed the straightforward approach and the simpler puzzles that kept me venturing through. The comedic tone to the game is exactly what I expected from this title and it keeps the game family friendly and available to all ages with puzzles to solve, great gags to watch, and some addictive gameplay including two player co-op.

For those that enjoy karaoke, or those who are Queen fans and own a PS3 or PS2, SingStar Queen is most likely a no-brainer of a purchase granted you are willing the pay the retail price. That being said, the franchise has not made any significant leaps with this installment and the SingStar franchise as a whole is getting a bit stale.

Overall, the concept is good... but it does feel like it needs more polish.

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.

A title that I had no idea would be so addicting. The graphics and sound are definitely basic, but it is gameplay that makes this title what it is.

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

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

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party is yet another solid entry into the very populated mini-game genre market.

Although Men of Valor's single player experience isn't really anything we haven't already seen, it does offer a fair challenge and plenty of action.

There is no doubt that Animal Crossing: City Folk is a good game, however it is only good for those that have never played the past games before.

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.

There are some newer animations, updated stats, a relatively good menu system and, it is slightly better than the previous year's efforts, but just barely.

For those that enjoy karaoke, and who love the majority of '90s tunes identified above, SingStar '90s is a solid purchase especially if you haven't picked up a PS3 yet.

Overall, this is a game that does exactly what it sets out to do: Be an oldschool manshoot, but with modern elements in the mix that make it more enjoyable, and a suitably bonkers Cyberpunk plot (albeit without any real hacking... ah, well, can't have everything).

Those new to the Guitar Hero experience may want to look to other versions of the game for a deeper and longer lasting experience.

With improved graphics, solid sound and pretty good gameplay, the new control and re-imagined levels make for a game that is much more superior from the original.

The game is quick, the music is fast and there is enough strategy planning and intelligent AI to keep you on your toes. And hey, the machines look great!

If you can get past the learning curve then you will surely enjoy the game. Expect to be frustrated at first, especially because the moves are often hard to pull off.

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.

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.

Star Wars: Force Unleashed was very much an enjoyable game. The hack and slash gameplay was pleasant and the graphics are the best I’ve seen from a Star Wars title to date.

I put out a big thank you to Ubisoft for not just cashing in on the Star Wars name and actually making a good game that all can enjoy.

As a Nintendo gamer I am glad that this Nintendo system has earned itself a ‘true’ Dance Dance Revolution game, even if I was a bit disappointed with the Wii specific controls which I disable every time I turn the game back on (I am not sure why the game was designed to not save that setting).

Since the first day I received it I've loved every minute of it. The wonderful, colourful graphics, the realistic and well-suited sounds, and the game's challenging difficulty make it great.

Plain and simple, “Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action” is a great party game for the Xbox 360.

At the end of the day I would say that PES 2011 is a great sports game and a good title overall to help kick off the 3DS launch with, as I know I am sold.

All in all, I would definitely recommend Dante's Inferno to anyone that is a fan of hack and slash type games.

Although there are some short comings in this latest game many diehards of this series can overlook this, but newbies to the series may be turned off.

Excite Truck does a great job of showing what Nintendo set out to do when developing the Wii and its innovative controller.

Everything improves slowly, and so those who do not possess patience should find another outlet. Only the most patient and capable of leaders will emerge as the supreme ruler of the planet.

I had an overwhelming urge to yell at my character to stand up every time he or she (or it) fell down during a fight. This is my only beef with the game, though.

Despite the average graphics you'll find this game to be quite intriguing and I'm certain you'll not be able to put it down.

So is RACE Pro a Gran Turismo or Forza killer? Well no it’s not, but when you take a look at one cool hard fact, and that is the budget cost of the game, I can honestly say RACE Pro is great bang for the buck.

With much improved graphics and shooting, and the inclusion of commentary, this game has made some positive steps forward. However AI issues still manage to stop this game from making even more progress.

While I did experience several moments of satisfaction while playing Overlord: Raising Hell, at the end of the day this game is best played as a long term rental.

A must buy.

Although Tony Hawk's Proving Ground is not incredibly ground breaking or innovative it is definitely a solid addition to the franchise.

Although it lacks some depth that other popular fighters have, one will still have fun with this game.

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

Consider it as a stocking stuffer for the PS2 holdouts in your life who haven’t gotten around to next gen yet.

From the cute visuals, upbeat sound, and somewhat addicting gameplay, all that is offered on the DS card is well worth the 20 or so bones you will pay to experience this game.

For the hardcore gamer, Fantavision will get lost in the shuffle of the other big name titles.

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

The campaign is simple and has many technical issues, however overall this latest version of the SOCOM series is a nice new twist to a workhorse of a franchise.

In many ways Wolfenstein is like watching your favourite hockey team make the playoffs only to lose in the first round.

Worth picking up as the gameplay is addictive and quite enjoyable.

Shadowgun really blew me away. It's one of the best games I've played on the iPhone, and it's one you can really show off!

In any event, overall Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is a good game; yet at the end of the day it is more of the 'same old.'

While no single portion of the game is “best in class”, the sum of the parts is respectable.

While 50 Cent: Blood in the Sand is an adequate shooter, it can get fairly repetitious quickly.

Created by a veteran team of designers from various development crews, Nostalgia for the DS shows that they know exactly how to squeeze the most out Nintendo’s handheld system to bring us a game that is not only fun to play, but pleasing to watch unfold too.

While not my favorite Ratchet and Clank game, Secret Agent Clank has some very cool gameplay modes, characters, and gameplay experiences.

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded brings the classic game into the modern world. With solid visuals and sound, and some pretty good gameplay, both single player and multiplayer wise, one would be silly not to take a close look at this spy/espionage game in this day when there are so many warfare oriented shooters.

Fans of Lego games and the Dark Knight alike will likely enjoy Lego Batman for the DS as it is an enjoyable game for those on the go.