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).