This isn’t a game. It’s a business exercise in turning a popular license into easy money.

Either version of the game is equally mediocre. The story holds some promise, but the action is so frustrating it's too much work to get to the meat of it.

The biggest flaw of the game, what makes it just about unplayable, is the horrific camera and its lack to obey any command you shout at it.

If you're looking for a good poker game, there are several to choose from these days. If you want any other good gambling though, you're better off digging through the discount PC game section at your shop and seeing if you can find something there.

The multiplayer is fun, but forget playing this alone - there's not enough here.

This game just doesn't get less frustrating, it gets more. The controls are designed pretty well, but it seems as if the objects on screen are disconnected from those controls. It would have been better suited if it was called MX vs ATV: Low G racing.

For absolute diehard Sonic fans only (and even then it shouldn't be played)

The GameCube controller works better than the Wii remote even! Unless you are into the show, you can pass on even renting this title.

This genre has been done better. Looks like Crash has been used to sell yet another crappy game.

NeverEnd may not be a computer virus, but that’s about the best thing that can be said about it. Avoid it at any price.

Big Oil is a big bust ... of Enron proportions.

While the game isn’t exactly a computer virus, it’s so full of bugs, it could certainly be mistaken for one.

If you buy either of these games, you DO need a brain boost.

If you buy either of these games, you DO need a brain boost.

The game is so broken that it isn't worth purchasing. Do not support sloppy game making. Do not buy this game.

Even the target audience has games in the same genre that are more well defined. While these may entertain, after one or two levels you realize that there is nothing new coming.

Who should get this game? Well, if your kid is absolutely in love with the cartoon, and keeps yelping "Kong, king of Atlantis!" at the top of his lungs, I'd imagine your only solutions would be to buy this game or get the kid in therapy, and the game is cheaper than therapy.

This feels as if it was rushed out for Christmas, and if they would have waited until there was more material from the show, it could have been worth the effort.

Like vinyl, Adventure Games’ nostalgic qualities are aiding a comeback of sorts. With the resurrection of Sam and Max, as well as some other notable titles, the bargain bin quality of The Secrets of Atlantis doesn’t warrant a second glance.

Even the target audience has games in the same genre that are more well defined. While these may entertain, after one or two levels you realize that there is nothing new coming.

Avoid this game at all costs, it isn't worth your time, nor anyone else's. This is what happens when publishers push a game through in order to meet the holiday sales rush.

ProStroke Course isn't just playing with a handicap. It's playing like it's suffering from a handicap.

If Coffee Tycoon were a beverage, it would taste worse than cold coffee with a shot of urine in it. Try Lemonade Tycoon 2: New York Edition for a much more pleasant beverage-tycoon gaming experience.

Generic and poorly executed, there is absolutely no reason for you to buy this. In fact if anyone ever gives this to you as a gift, they might hate you.

A note to those hoping Tao's Adventure might fill the gaping hole in the DS lineup caused by a lack of RPGs - you're better off with the gaping hole.

This one of the worst games I've ever played on the DS. There's nothing for fans of the series. They strip the cartoon into skeletal framing. There's nothing for gamers; too many bugs and too little variety.

In the end this will end up in the bargain bin before the next season hit television. Not all licensed game suck, but Avatar certainly lives up to the stereotype.

Can Donald Trump fire himself for greenlighting this?