The only thing worse than playing Warhammer: Battle for Atluma would be having paid to play it. Numerous issues including presentation, short length, and rather complex gameplay mechanics make it hard to recommend this game.

A sad attempt to revive a neato franchise.

Superman Returns from EA on 360 is much better than "Superman" from Titus on N64. That’s not setting the bar very high, though. At best, it’s average.

Why Hudson Soft and Konami decided to make a sequel to Rengoku is puzzling. Why they decided to make it just like the original, albeit a little better, is mind-boggling.

Most of the game will be spent staring at constant loading screens, 30 second races where you either win or lose by a huge margin, or cursing your team leader for constantly starting a turf war when you want to go back to your garage and update your car.

Despite hinting at an interesting experience, Valhalla Knights squanders its potential with a lack of style and unfortunately compelling substance.

Big Bumpin’ is probably the most successful of the three Burger King games, if only because it aims so very low.

The over the top acting would have been a welcome release, but the poor sound and graphical presentation just put a bullet in it.

This game could have been so much more. The skeleton of a great game is here, but nothing comes together.

While World Championship Poker featuring Howard Lederer: All In for 360 isn’t the worst poker game ever made, it’s in the running.

It's free, so you're getting what you pay for. Yes, it can be fun, but it should have been a lot better.

A short and forgettable game.

Even if you love the Ford license, this game will just be a waste of not only your money, but your time as well.

Unremarkable but not awful. About as average as it gets.

Poor execution dystroyed this game, with a little polish and better design work this could have been a really fun game.

This is a game that will only satisfy the most die-hard of adventure fanatics. This game lacks the essential spark of life to make an adventure game come to life.

I'd recommend keeping your copy of NHL 2K7 and pretending this year's version never actually came out. Like an NHL videogamers lockout or something.

What starts off as a good old' fashioned beat 'em up title quickly becomes an exercise in tedium.

Far from fun, it holds you hand through level after level of bland action platform gameplay that makes you wish you could escape from this digital nightmare.

A package that will only appeal to long time fans. SNK would have done them a better service with a total update of the game, allowing it to benefit from the improved technology available today. Then instead of making these ports the main feature, they would be a great bonus.

Repeating the same button-mashing gameplay of old and offering just about no other gametypes beyond ad hoc multiplayer, Samurai Warriors: State of War offers nothing new to the player to warrant any amount of time with the title.

It’s a collection of decent puzzles surrounded by a bad movie tie-in.

It's like Vegas without the money and excitement and shiny things.

Tomb Raider Legend DS can be fun at times, but it's a bit difficult to get past the low graphical quality. It also requires a lot of patience and a good eye to continue forward.

Die-hard fans of the show may enjoy this, but only on a home console.

If you like biting your controller and being frustrated at a game that freezes after you've failed to save it for 8 missions, it's for you.

Kids these days... for all the pretty graphics this game offers, it just doesn’t hold a candle to my good old Battlezone game from back in the day, when it comes to gameplay.

If you like biting your controller and being frustrated at a game that freezes after you've failed to save it for 8 missions, it's for you.