As it stands, this game is a collection of mediocre and fairly short minigames, failing to offer a viable reason to partake in its offerings.

Grab your net and get to it. There be monkeys to catch!

The only slightly redeeming qualities of 25 to Life are the soundtrack and game play over Xbox Live.

One thing that will never be said about the Wild ARMs series of RPGs is that they’re all cookie-cutter games.

Four worthwhile games, two stinkers, and one oddity.

PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient isn’t a great tool for any real standardized measurement of how brainy a person is, but it is a very well done variant on the puzzle genre.

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

This is not a game, but it's also not the audiovisual tool Nintendo would like you to think it is. It's a toy, and it won't hold your attention for too long.

There is little fault to be found in this game as the fighting is balanced and there are lots of engaging aspects of the title that demand your time.

The potential was there, and it could have done so much more.

Fans of mech titles, and specifically the building simulation aspect of mech titles, should rejoice, as this is an amazing and full-featured game.

Chess-nerds, rejoice! The game that beat Gary Kasparov is back and it knows the game a whole lot better than you ever will!

The character models are close to the same level of detail as the PS2 version, but unfortunately, the PSP version suffers from a shakier framerate than PS2’s version.

Personally, I think 80 Days would have benefited from an extended beta-testing period. This would have definitely made them change the save system, and it would have probably removed most of the bugs too.

For the most part Pinball Hall of Fame is a worthy purchase for any fan of classic games or for parents looking for a “safe” game for their kids.

The combat engine, once you experiment around enough to figure it out, isn’t that bad; what is bad is that you’re typically alone and grossly outnumbered.

The original Animal Crossing was touted as a game about social interactivity, but Animal Crossing: Wild World is even moreso.

While many were worried about this iteration changing the spirit of the title so much like with Warrior Within, it instead manages to take the best bits of both and create a wonderful hybrid.

This game should please fans of the series (especially those that disliked the changes made in the second game), but it won't thrill them.

It takes something special for a game to stand out from the group, and sadly Legion Arena fails to do this.

All told, the game's atmosphere is so bad I'd almost be tempted to suspect this game was a parody, if the gameplay wasn't also bad enough to match.

King Kong is one of the better action games you can buy.

College Hoops 2K6 is does almost everything well, providing a high-maintenance Legacy mode for the sim-obsessed and a sturdy online mode for those who just want to rip up the courts with their favorite college team.

There's something strangely narcissistic about games starring musicians as themselves.

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.

This is a fantastic, must-have first-person shooter.

This puppy is high maintenence and he doesn't like to play.

Earth 2160 is a display of both good and evil; with its great graphics and its awful voice-overs.