The music is tight, the game's easy enough that newcomers can quickly get the hang of it, the visuals are downright beautiful, and, overall, I'd say buy this game.

There is no doubt that Legends of WrestleMania is a really entertaining game. The over-the-top graphics, solid sound, and simple but yet engaging gameplay all manage to recreate some great WrestleManias of past.

Tales of Bearsworth Manor: Puzzling Pages is a great choice for puzzle game fans. The art, music, and narrative enhance the atmosphere.

I would have to say that this track pack is a solid addition to the Rock Band family even if it might seem a little on the expensive side.

And with solid gameplay, including the new ACES system and sprinting capability, solid graphics, excellent sound, and a very engaging multiplayer component, this sequel is pretty darn good.

World at War is a terrific game and a solid addition to the Call of Duty franchise.

With stylized graphics, catchy sound, and great gameplay, this game deserves a spot in any PSP owner’s library.

The developers at Ready at Dawn have managed to top what they did with Chains of Olympus, delivering a longer, deeper, and more graphically beautiful game.

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

The graphics are quite stunning and the sound does not disappoint. The storyline is engaging and the voices are superb and almost too realistic.

If you are a fan of the original game, orenjoy spooky sci-fi horror games such as Doom and Dead Space, then F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin for the Xbox 360 should be right up your alley.

The graphics may be of a lesser quality and the frame rate may not be as stable as on a good PC system, but as someone who doesn't give a whit about graphics and only mentions them for the sake of completeness, I can say I would vastly prefer the PS2's increased ease of use over the PC's unbelievably difficult interface.

With solid graphics, sound and story, and some darn addicting but tough puzzles, this adventure style game is great title add to your DS collection.

As with the Xbox 360 version, the PS3 version of Legends of WrestleMania is a really entertaining game. Sure, it may not be the deepest game out there but the over-the-top graphics, solid sound, and the simple gameplay all manage to recreate some great WrestleManias of past.

Sin & Punishment: Star Successor's brilliance is in its simplicity.

Ultimately I felt Disney Sing It: Family Hits should have been the first title released in the Sing It series as it is an excellent representation of Disney Magic at its best.

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.

Metroid: Other M represents both a return to form for the Metroid series and an evolution of it at the same time. Save for the occasional directional hiccup, the hybrid first and third person viewpoints actually work very well. Combine this with the excellent narrative and well rounded gameplay and Metroid: Other M is a worthy purchase regardless if you're a casual or hardcore fan.

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

NHL Slapshot is a game that any sports loving fan who owns a Wii should try.

The Bigs 2 offers an enjoyable and arcadish take on baseball. It may not offer enough depth for purists, but for players like me, that like a little bit of arcade fun mixed in, it delivers in spades. A worthy sequel this game is indeed.

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

Once again, Zen Studios proves they are the King of Virtual Pinball and have provided fans with another great table to keep your pinball flippers flapping away. With such an amazingly built game who can really say no to another table to extend the life of the game and bring more hours of pinball fun.

The biggest question on everyone’s mind at this point should be: “Is Guitar Hero: Metallica worth the $50.00+ price tag?” Simply put, if you are even a casual Metallica fan, and/or have enjoyed playing through previous instalments of the Guitar Hero franchise, then this game is right up your alley.

I can't help but be amazed with what Nintendo can do. They utilize innovative technology and combine it with great gameplay, good sound and good graphics to generate a great sequel to an already good original game.

With enhanced, but somewhat dated graphics, solid sound, and some great God of War gameplay, you really can't go wrong picking this one up. The cheaper price is even more of a reason too as $40.00 isn't that bad for all the gameplay action you'll get out of it

In terms of control, the pitching in MLB '07: The Show seems to have gotten a lot of attention.

After spending time with Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection, I would have to say that this is some of the best virtual pinball that I have ever played.