For fans of the MLB game and Xbox 360 owners this is a must buy.

With great graphics and instant playability this game's overall score is only slightly hampered by the vehicles floaty feeling, some minor frame rate issues and a lack of racing in an online mode with other players on the same track at the same time.

If you are a fan of the Tenchu franchise then this latest iteration, Tenchu Z for the Xbox 360, is worth picking up. For others, I would recommend renting this one to see if it's your cup of tea.

Overall Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree is a pretty good first entry of the Touch Generations onto Nintendo’s Wii.

If you are looking for the next great racer then you should look no further then Forza Motorsport 2 at this current time.

Overall, Shadowrun is not as good bang for your buck as many other games currently on the market. Given the $60 plus price tag, Shadowrun fails to live up to other formidable first person shooters already available on the Xbox 360.

Overall Mario Party 8 is mixed bag of experiences.

The biggest issue with the value of this game is that the overall gameplay is not as inspiring as the visuals or the sound

Few companies like SNK could make games in this genre more enjoyable, and now we get to live some of our arcade glories out at home.

Based on my time with the game I would venture to say that younger audiences and fans of the Shrek movies will enjoy playing as the green Ogre and all his friends more so then your average mature gamer.

Overall this portable version does have some areas of concern but at the end of the day it is an enjoyable experience and scores high in the fun factor, particularly for novice gamers and young fans of the movie alike.

Although it is not a bad game by any means the negatives found within it just can't be overlooked.

The game ultimately comes across as unfinished and unfortunately gets thrown into that large group of movie based games that have failed to live up to gamers expectations.

The key here is to have lowered expectations and take it for what it is. A budget sized game and at budget sized price.

Although I was somewhat disappointed by the small leap in visual quality and the average sound effects, it was the music, the online multiplayer, the new touch screen functionality, and the usual addictiveness that drew me in to keep catching them all this time around.

Pocket Pool has many problematic areas. If you are fan of pool games, there are simply much better options available.

And even though there are some hiccups to be found (e.g. the 3D levels lack of oomph) I had a real great time playing Nintendo’s latest addition to the Mario universe.

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.

Compared only to PS2 racers, Test Drive Unlimited is a really impressive title, worthy of a purchase. The content is deceivingly deep and the replay value for fans of the title is excellent.

A game that seems to never end as the amount of things to do is immeasurable.

The movie style production values from the visuals to the voice acting to the sound and story were far above anything I would expect out of a PS2 game.

Worth picking up as the gameplay is addictive and quite enjoyable.

A pleasant surprise but it not the true sequel people may have been expecting. It takes the original title and refines it to a tee though, and that is what makes this game so good. The graphics are superb, the sound is sharp, the campaign, although somewhat short, is quite engaging and the online play is fantastic.

With good visuals, good sound and average gameplay, this title’s overall score is hurt by some poor implementation of the touch screen functionality, which just did not do [as] good as job as it could [have].

Bullet Witch has some good moments but it ultimately fails to deliver a stellar product that third person shooter fans have become accustomed to.

For fans of "Total Overdose" who own a PSP this is a must buy.

If you are a baseball fan and own a PSP you need to give your head a shake if you haven’t picked this one up yet.

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