A great update to very long running classic puzzle game.

With a great single player component and an even better multiplayer one, this game's overall score is only slightly hurt by the fact that the end of each level in single player is repetitive and the controls take some getting used too.

Those looking for a deep action RPG will have to look elsewhere though as Petpet Adventures falls a little short in the storyline and balance to really make this a must have title.

The latest chapter, Dark Mirror, has great graphics, great sound, great gameplay and a very robust multiplayer mode all neatly wrapped up in one big package.

With great graphics, great sound and a fun multiplayer game the simply titled Daxter is a hit on the PSP.

The graphics are superb, the sound is sharp, the campaign is engaging and the online play is great.

The game has rather impressive graphics but it does fall short at times in the framerate department.

This will game will appeal to diehard puzzle fans but the Pokemon theme may scare people off.

It is a great game, matching in spirit the pen and paper version.

Baseball fans who own a PS2 (and a PSP for that case) can rest assured that Sony didn't rest on its laurels and put out a pretty decent baseball game.

The only noticeable downfall to this game was that the sharpness of the PSP's screen (usually a very positive thing) overly emphasized some of the weaknesses in the graphics engine while the sound was noticeably toned down from the PS2 version.

The graphics are brilliant, especially in High Definition, and the sound is rock solid, and even more so in Dolby Digital 5.1.

Empires at War is a poorly designed RTS that would have been laughed off the Gamestop shelves without its Star Wars skin.

As it is, "Getting Up" has some fun and holds a few surprises but may not be everyone's cup of tea.

It has memorable characters that also help to make it a good game, from a dysfunctional family to a nectar addicted teddy-bear named sunshine.

True Swing Golf may not have the visuals or sound to wow the average gamer, but it makes some definite headway in the gameplay and multiplayer department.

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.

I also think that the omission of a save feature also a big disappointment considering what kind of work can go into making music.

It is also a game that is meant to be played for smaller amounts of time, but over a greater period, since there is so much dependent on calendar dates and times of day.

With solid graphics, good sound and a really addictive multiplayer component, this game should be rated for what it is, an arcade soccer game that is meant to be played with others.

The ‘cuteness' of Partners in Time does not take away from any of the overall scope of the game and developers AlphaDream have done the Mario name proud with pretty graphics, great sound and great gameplay to match.

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

The multiplayer is fast and solid, but it is hurt as there are only eight player matches.

Even though some things were annoying or repetitive it is still a good game. As far as graphics, sound, and gameplay I was quite pleasantly pleased.

The level design is somewhat the same as other incarnations of the title. The moderately spruced up and polished graphics really make this effort a bit of a disappointment.

An online mode that provides an excellent racing experience.

If you are looking for a Final Fantasy style RPG then you will be disappointed... It more than satisfied my craving for a good game with a great story.

With a lengthy single player campaign, and a multiplayer versus mode available, the game really provides a lot to do.