A highly entertaining action/adventure that gets better as you progress.

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.

Although Ninjatown’s gameplay is not necessarily my style, it is at its heart a worthy and very sound tower defence game.

It plays well, and above all it is fun.

Although Gran Turismo 5 Prologue was released as a small taste of what is to come in the final version of GT5, this taste is definitely more then just a small demo.

Lionhead Studios tried to do some new things with this RPG, but, unfortunately they didn't quite make the impression that improved the game.

I would have to say that even with its shortcomings, the Wii version of Call of Duty: Black Ops is a great game that will provide hours of play, particularly online.

In Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles, Konami has finally brought the original Dracula X to North America and gave it a 2.5 D update that will have a ton of Castlevania junkies clamoring for more of the same.

EA Sports Active: More Workouts cements the franchise's position as simply the best fitness game on the market today.

Control is generally good and the sound really helps out. Unfortunately, I cannot overlook the sometimes overly sensitive camera and the instances when the aforementioned control does become confusing.

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.

PES 2012 is definitely a great game and deserves to be looked at by sports fans and soccer fans alike. Sure, the lack of an official FIFA license kind of sucks, but the solid visuals, good sound, and easy to pick up, but tough to master controls make this a virtual soccer game worth playing.

If you own a 360, you’d most likely be better off playing that version if you haven’t done so yet.

By far one of the most insane, crazy, off the wall out to lunch games I've ever played. And I loved every minute of it.

Street Fighter IV was already an amazing iOS game, and Volt just adds to that.

For this game to lift the championship trophy there is some fine tuning to be done in the gameplay and commentary areas.

Lock's Quest for the Nintendo DS combines the right amount of story and battle driven gameplay to satisfy most gamers.

I can't help but think if Rocksmith had come out years ago before any of the other music/rhythm games that use a virtual guitar it would probably be the premier guitar based video game. That being said, Rocksmith is quite a different game and can stand alone in its own genre, as there is nothing available on the market that competes with it. Ubisoft has hit the nail on the head with this innovative title.

All aspects from the presentation to the gameplay are packed full. Combine that level of detail with great gameplay, a ton of depth and wi-fi multiplayer options and, whether you're a fan of the Hot Shots series or new to it, you simply cannot go wrong, especially when it only costs $20.

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

Fans of the genre, old or new, should have little trouble getting into this old classic that should belong in any RPG lover’s PSP library.

For those diehard baseball fans who want to take their gaming on the road and lead their favorite team to the World Series, you can’t go wrong with MLB for the PSP.

That being said, if you are willing to stick with it, Wii Fit can make a great exercise tool for almost anyone.

Stellar.

The sound is fairly lackluster. But overall the game is rich and inviting, with a great storyline, lots of playable characters and an abundance of items for you to collect.

With great graphics, a more forgiving control scheme, great music and fantastic online play, videogaming snowboarders can't go wrong.

I'm very grateful that Square Enix decided to release the Director's Cut version of the game, and not the original (maybe I should thank the bugs for that?). Maybe now tri-Ace will get the respect it deserved since "Valkyrie Profile."

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.