The concept of Destiny really is original, and should have made for a great game, but instead we are left with a final product that feels unfinished and rushed to completion with many sacrifices made along the way.

I wish it wasn't true, but X-Men: Destiny is a dud

I wish it wasn't true, but X-Men: Destiny is a dud

If you're a Gundam or Dynasty Warriors fan, this is pretty much a no brainer as it's probably one of the best games in the series to be released outside of Japan thus far. Unfortuantely that's not saying much.

If you're a Gundam or Dynasty Warriors fan, this is pretty much a no brainer as it's probably one of the best games in the series to be released outside of Japan thus far. Unfortuantely that's not saying much.

Vertigo is a Marble Madness attempt gone horribly awry. Uninspired graphics, poor physics, and confounding level design combine for a disappointing download experience. Even the bottom end of the 'Monkey Ball' series is a better go.

However, nothing could make me recommend Power Gig to the masses. The system is simply broken and can't live up to anyone's expectations.

Blood Drive had potential. However, there isn't enough game here to satisfy your sweet tooth. The idea of having an alternative Twisted Metal is extremely enticing, but Blood Drive can't deliver due to its shortage of modes and abandoned online mode. Unless you are really hard up for a vehicle combat game, I can't fully recommend Blood Drive.

Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project is going to appeal to a very niche market of gamers, mainly the ones who have found memories of playing the original Duke games, or even this 2D offshoot.

Transformers: Cybertron Adventure is one adventure you will want avoid, even if you are a die-hard Transformers fan.

Unless you're a die-hard fan, there's no reason to pick this one up.

‘Kurulin Fusion’ – despite its low $4.99 price point – is simply not worth the gaming and dollar investment. Its unimaginative take on the ‘stack and match’ genre is unbalanced both in gameplay and difficulty.

Its a shame that Darkest of Days didn’t turn out better. One thing that is for sure is that Darkest of Days doesn’t feel 100% complete.

Sonic Unleashed had promise, and actually part of the game is pretty decent, but its too bad the entire game wasn't completed with the mindset of "Day" Sonic. Sorry Sonic, gamers pass on this one.

Sonic Unleashed had promise, and actually part of the game is pretty decent, but its too bad the entire game wasn't completed with the mindset of "Day" Sonic. Sorry Sonic, gamers pass on this one.

Overall, Neverland is a little too dated at is in the tough market of strategy games on the PSP which hurt its overall appeal.

Warhammer: Battle March alienates mainstream gamers with its unfriendly mission structure, drab graphics and confusing control scheme.

Like the stereotypical politician, Hail to the Chimp promised more than it can deliver.

Like the stereotypical politician, Hail to the Chimp promised more than it can deliver.

I can not recommend Science of Evil on the PSP, if you want a good Hellboy experience pick up a comic, or check out the film.

Unless you have a young kid that likes all kind of sports and want a family friendly game then you could try this one, but there's others out there that are far better for the same price. Or you could just stick to Wii sports.

Somebody let the collar off this lizard a little too soon.

A game like this had potential to be more than just button masher for the kids.

Mad Tracks is a missed hit.

This game version sadly falls in the worst of all three media releases behind the graphic novel, and motion picture.

Collecting balloons, searching an island for an race to compete in, fighting with the awkward controls are all part of Diddy Kong Racing that wasn’t appealing.

I honestly think Fuzion Frenzy 2 would be better served over the Xbox Live Marketplace as an Arcade title, then a full disc release.

Sadly, besides the online portion 25 to Life is a dated effort that seems too generic, and overall dull.

Robotron has to be the weakest link in the line up of Midway games for Xbox Live Arcade. Simply because of Midways Smash TV which is a superior game that is more fun.

Yes, Combat: Task Force 121 is a budget title, but the low price factor can't excuse it from being so poorly developed... especially when stacking up to other budget titles like "Phantom Dust" & "Scrapland."

I think blowing little plastic chunks off the enemy is great, and if done right would be a blast. There is some mojo to be found in the plastic patriots, but a serious overhaul if overdue.

A flat out bomb, just like the pictures ticket sales. It's a shame Electronic Arts had to develop a movie version of Catwoman without the freedom of using the real feline character from the comics. Stay away from this game.