Sure it's a knockoff of "Advance Wars DS" in almost any way, but it's still incredibly enjoyable.

An enjoyable action title for those of us who have yet to jump on the 360 bandwagon.

It's not nearly as bad as others would have you believe, but it's also not quite out of the "average" realm.

From the over-reliance on cutscenes and combat that doesn't quite fit, The Da Vinci Code is one of those properties that lives up to the reputation for bad movie-licensed games. Add some cardboard graphics and emotionless audio, and you've got a lemon.

Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends is an atypical real-time strategy game that manages to draw attention with its unique style, but ultimately plays like any other game in the genre.

Would have made a better GBA game.

FIFA definitely has replay value, both because of the sheer number of teams you can try to get to the World Cup and because it offers online play.

If you can make it past the horrendous "action" elements and sometimes overly simplified puzzles in Dreamfall, you just might enjoy the deep storyline and character interactions.

In spite of its delay, the game simply can't steal the thunder from the one-month-old GRAW, especially with AI discrepancies that take away from a core gameplay mechanic like HotSwapping.

It doesn't live up to the Gran Turismo creators' standards, and it doesn't even live up to the standards of the best motorcycle racing games on this generation of hardware.

A decent game that's absolutely massacred by the lack of a second analog stick.

Ignore the god-awful voice acting and plot, and you've got a moderately enjoyable FPS. It may not break new ground, but what does these days?

For fans of the genre (or the arcade game) only.

A very disappointing game, even when you strip it down to pure wrestling. Fuzzy graphics, mindless fighting, and poor audio make for an expensive game of dress-up.

A fun game that tackles WWII from a different standpoint which is a breath of fresh air; marred by some sound issues and slight graphical missteps.

So Ubi, I'd like to let you know that you've done a great job alienating a once ravenous fan.

If The Godfather films are among your favorite, there's no denying you'll enjoy this game.

Sure to disappoint fans of the franchise, but may be a nice "lite" introduction to newcomers.

Oblivion clearly isn't for everyone, but if open-ended sandbox games are your thing, and if you've got a hundred or so hours to just relax in another world, it sounds like Bethesda has created a new game with your name plastered all over it.

Finally, a handheld FPS that doesn't suck. It may not break new ground, but it's still great fun.

A huge yawn, even for the kids it is supposedly aimed at.

Critical Hour is unenjoyable by even the most hardcore fans of the franchise, and should be ignored completely.

Some dumb AI and lack of specific unit control hold it back, but it's still amazingly fun.

A decent first outing, but make sure you don't tire of repetitive racing games, because that's what you're getting here.

A clear improvement over the current-gen version, and the definitive Burnout Revenge experience. Still not quite up to Takedown's greatness, though.

Taken as a whole, BLACK is just your average first-person shooter.

A tired port that received no real updates before being brought to the PSP. Pass.

Ugly and complex, it's a game you'd best play only if you absolutely adore tactical RPGs.