With 18 breeds of dogs, extremely lifelike animation and a cute factor that is over the top, one cannot go wrong by giving Nintendogs a try.

The sheer amounts of gameplay modes both in single player and in wireless multiplayer make this one of the best DS releases in sometime.

Geist is a game that has some really well executed and original gameplay ideas only to get hurt by some technical issues.

More innovation than in the last few years, gameplay is as solid as ever.

The gameplay is much improved from last year's game. For one, the new controls open up many new strategies.

The dark stylish action is a perfect backdrop to a rather good story and the beautiful cel-shaded look to the entire game is a refreshing and an effective way to engage any gamer.

With a great incorporation of the stylus, good visuals, good sound and an awesome multiplayer experience, any fan of the puzzle genre can't go wrong with this game.

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.

DICE and EA have nailed it with Battlefield 2. I'm hooked, and you should be too.

Continues THQ's gameplay champ reputation with another hilarious, exciting, and genuinely fun action adventure title!

Lackluster graphics and poor sound really kick this game right where counts.

With great 2D graphics, good sound and an awesome use of the touch screen, Canvas Curse is a must buy for anyone who owns Nintendo’s dual-screened wonder.

It just isn't a good Nintendo published game.

One of the deepest and enjoyable games I have played in sometime, let alone the fact that is on the GBA.

I can't help but be amazed with what Nintendo can do. They utilize innovative technology and combine it with great gameplay, good sound and good graphics to generate a great sequel to an already good original game.

It is evident that Nintendo has made the effort to make this game more appealing towards the general public with more hip and modern music then the original.

A middling offering. What it offers in great visuals, it loses in making those visuals static.

I put out a big thank you to Ubisoft for not just cashing in on the Star Wars name and actually making a good game that all can enjoy.

The game's visuals jump off the screen with incredible colour and the anime inspired characters seem at home on Sony's handheld.

One of those rare jewels that come along once every four or five years and just can't be ignored.

For those new to the series the deep RPG play will hook you for at least 30 hours or so and the on screen sights and sound get the job done.

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.

For those diehard baseball fans who want to take their gaming on the road and lead their favorite team to the World Series, you can’t go wrong with MLB for the PSP.

Fans of RPGs will be dying (or killing) to get their hands on this exciting, involving and exceptional game, that may take your ability to speak or interact with other human beings away from you.

Having the board game only available as a single player option is kind of disheartening and takes away from the charm of this game. Add to this a lack exciting graphics and sound and somewhat negative feelings for some of the multiplayer games and it starts to look bad.

The portability of this title increases the fun factor up a few notches, not to mention the online aspect of the game.

A great game with superb graphics, game play and re-playability.

I've played some bad RPGS, some worse and some better than this one, but the thing that made this one fall in my opinion was how disappointing it was compared to what I thought it would be like.