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.

Fans of the Lego series are in for another treat with Lego Batman.

BlastWorks: Build, Trade, Destroy is a game that seems like a really simple shooter, but yet when you look at all the innovation behind it, such as absorbing your defeated enemies, you learn that this game is much more then it is.

The Gunstringer is a simple Kinect shooter affair, yet it is one of the more enjoyable Kinect games you will play. Its' unique gameplay is a hoot and much of that has to do with the seamless controls. The game is presented in a charming yet goofy manner that is engaging and entertaining.

Shattered Dimensions plays great homage to the Spidey of the future, past and present.

Overall, even though there are some minor AI issues, the enhanced graphics, Wii-remote specific control features and the addition of online multiplayer madness makes this title a worthy addition to any Wii owner's library of games.

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.

There is easily enough shoot em' up action to keep any shooter fan wrapped up in the gameplay. Although there is some sneaking about players who like the sneaky approach won't find too much in this game.

With improved graphics, wireless controls and great integration of the PLAYSTATION Network in so many ways, you will spend many hours testing your knowledge with all the trivia questions offered.

WarioWare D.I.Y. contains the standard WarioWare, formula but it puts the creative tools in your hands in an effort to allow you to craft whatever microgames your mind can think of.

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.

They obviously are not the most realistic graphics, having more of a fairy tale, storybook-like quality to them, but there is so much richness and detail that they really stand out.

Tactics Ogre Let Us Cling Together meaningfully expands on the original game's deep interactive story and dynamic battle system, showing as much respect to prospective players as it does to its source material.

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.

With innovative use of the Wii-mote and some pretty stylish graphics and sound, this game is definitely worth the price of admission.

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.

This is a great sequel to "Diablo," and I highly recommend it.

An absolutely luscious score, combined with top-notch sound effects make it an audio delight.

There is some upgrading to this version of the series but I cannot help but get a feeling of Déjà vu.

While the sound and storyline disappoint somewhat the addition of a pretty good online multiplayer component helps somewhat even though there should be more modes.

Nanostray 2 is great follow-up to the original DS title.

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

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

With just about everything you can expect from the series brought over onto the DS, this game features the high production values and classic JRPG gameplay coupled with the rewarding puzzles and unique Djinn battle system.

FIFA 08 is definitely a marked improvement as it has continued to evolve over the past few years.

An optical masterpiece with ample amounts of creativity melded together to form an extremely entertaining experience.

It may not be everyone’s game of choice but for me I enjoyed the vast level types and the actual storyline isn’t half bad either.

NBA Jam is a great arcade style sports game, period.