All Star Cheer Squad is a game that somewhat surprised me. Rather then cash in on the casual audience with a subpar effort, THQ has offered up a pretty neat little cheerleading title that allows you to ‘get in the game’ and show your team spirit.

In short, Jamestown is a fun old school game that, for the price, shows excellent play time, replay value, and variety.

Spider-Man: Web of Shadows for the Xbox 360 features solid visuals and some really enjoyable moments. The upgrade system is effective and there is some replay value here.

While there are some great elements to multiplayer game, Conquest comes across as a somewhat rushed game that falls into the realm of pretty average.

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).

While Flower, Sun, and Rain has a cool premise and story, the game falls short on the delivery.

With some good graphics, good sound, and some great multiplayer additions (both off and online) Diddy Kong is only held back by Rare forcing gamers to play the game’s levels over and over to fully complete it.

Having a repetitive structure and a linear style of gameplay brings this title down a few notches.

For fans of the movie, Xbox 360 owners, and kids alike, Madagascar 2 is a perfect weekend rental, and to some diehards it may even warrant a purchase.

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, Michael Jackson: The Experience pays a wonderful tribute to the King of Pop himself and contains nearly every Billboard Chart single Michael Jackson has touched over his career that spans several decades. This being said, Michael Jackson: The Experience for the Kinect is far from a rich or deep experience.

When it comes to Hunting games, Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2012 is as good as it gets. So for those of you looking for some arcadish, yet a bit on the simulation side, type of virtual hunting, then search no more as Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2012 is for you.

Dance Paradise will be a great addition to a dance fan's library, but won't be as compelling as its competitors.

Frogger Decades is an enjoyable reimagining of a gaming classic.

As a whole Hysteria Hospital delivers what it promises. It is a fast paced hospital simulation game in which you have to manage your time in order to not lose control of the patients and your hospital.

As far as Disney games on the DS are concerned Wizards of Waverly Place for the DS is one of the better ones out there. The visuals are vibrant and the gameplay has some very enjoyable elements.

There is no question that many may likely enjoy this game; however, do not expect the complete Madden experience we have come to take for granted.

I think the biggest downer is the missing franchise mode. How else is one to see how their management skills translate to the product on the court?

Overall, Transformers: Dark of the Moon is your typical movie based video game as it is thin on features and is about as mind numbing as the movie itself. Simply put, Dark of the Moon is not as good as last year's War for Cybertron, which is disappointing.

Fans of the Valhalla Knights series will most likely love the new added content and streamlined control factors included in the new PSN digital download Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance.

At the end of the day, Challenge Me: Brain Puzzles does what it is supposed to, it offers up some cranial challenges in two very specific types of puzzle modes in a very functional manner.

While I applaud the authenticity that Operation Flashpoint: Red River brings back to the FPS genre, mediocre graphics and sound, and some noticeable gameplay hitches prevent this from being a really good title. The co-op mode is definitely worth a try with friends though, and those looking for a more authentic shooter experience might really enjoy this one. Be forewarned, there is a steep learning curve to be found in this game.

The main problem I have with this game is its lack of depth. When you go to play it, it's the same every time. Additionally, the sound needs some work. Fortunately, the graphics are impressive, and the fast-paced gameplay keeps your heart pumping.

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.

In the end if one goes into Fairytale Fights with realistic expectations of what the game is, then one will no doubt enjoy what the game has to offer.

Knights Contract can be enjoyable, but its combat system is rough and not very unique.

Something bothered me though as there was no story in the intro and this can make the game really confusing to those who have never played the Donkey Kong Country games before.

Pokemon Ranger is definitely a game for pokemanicas looking for a fix until the next true chapters in the series are finally released in N. America.