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

Pick up a different arcade collection. Unless you're really interested in some of the lesser known (for a reason) titles, such as Circus Charlie and Pooyan, you can get the other marquee games elsewhere.

In the final analysis, Suikoden V brings the series back to basics in terms of what made past titles appealing, after a radical departure in Suikoden IV.

Dragon Quest Monsters – Joker delivers some much-needed freshness to the monster collecting genre, but don’t expect it to be Dragon Quest IX. It’s just pure monster-collecting fun.

The lack of co-op through the Wesker storyline is a huge disappointment.

The battle system had some potential, but is hampered by technical issues.

Top Spin 2 is the first next-gen tennis game, and that in itself is bound to attract some attention. However, even with all the bells and whistles it still isn't any more fun than Virtua Tennis was so many years ago, and in fact it suffers nnumerous crippling flaws. Only the most devoted tennis fans should really care about this one.

There really isn't much reason to take part in 2K's hockey experience on the Xbox 360.

Carol Vorderman’s Sudoku offers over one million puzzles to solve and a variety of modes, but fails to feature Vorderman to any significant degree.

For those with fond memories of battling Sigma long into the night, this is worth checking out.

Trivia isn't for everyone, but this game is well executed, and I would like to see them tackle some other genres.

If you have a PS3 and want this kind of experience, get "Motorstorm."

If you fondly remember the old Mortal Kombat games from your ill-spent youth, you might get a big kick out of this. If it's just a solid 3D fighter you're after, you may want to look elsewhere.

Little differentiates the PlayStation 3 version from its counterpart on Xbox 360, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. While there are frustrating moments, such as the duels and the laughable attempt at incorporating motion controls, it largely plays well.

It's a wonderful tribute to the show that fans will love, but may leave fighting game fanatics cold.

If you still love F.E.A.R. and you want more of it, this will do the trick. But if you want something new, you won't find it here.

Sony NBA 08 for PSP has all the problems as its PS3 big brother only ... bigger?

While it’s awesome in small chunks of a couple levels at a time, the average gamer will get tired of the same mission types over and over again.

It's a great game for cruising, and if you're looking for something to mellow out with after a hard day it's a great game. Hardcore race fans will want to look to other titles.

What could have been a lame attempt at making Wii Katamari turns out to be a whole lot of fun. It's pseudo-plagaraism of the King of Cosmos holds this back from getting a better score.

Folklore is a tale best left to the mists of time.

A worthy sequel. You get what is advertised - more of Tony Montana. If you want open ended crime gaming, get another game. This is Tony Montana you're dealing with here.

Quake IV won’t be one of those that will stand out over the years to come as one of the great achievements in the genre, or even on the Xbox 360.

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales is a great “starter” title for younger gamers, to introduce them to the Final Fantasy universe. One of the sharper-looking titles on the DS to date!

The game’s two biggest failings are that it’s too short and too easy.

It's a first step towards a great game, but it's not that game just yet.

It may not have a whole lot in the options category, but at the price being asked, one should feel very satisfied with a purchase.

You won’t find anything revolutionary about Chili Con Carnage, but that’s the point. Non-stop action peppered with a wacky sense of humor makes this a great handheld game. It’s easy to get over the camera issues, as long as you focus on the fun.