Giving the price and amount of content included on Midway Arcade Treasures Extended Play you can't go wrong.

If you're just getting into sports games or are looking for a great multiplayer game, Loaded is your game.

Constructed off the standard model for dungeon crawling, Dungeon Siege III doesn't reinvent the crawl, it only provides a pleasant ride within its confined genre.

Your Shape is more of a straight-up workout tool that you can use in unisons with a personal trainer, or going to the gym.

Constructed off the standard model for dungeon crawling, Dungeon Siege III doesn't reinvent the crawl, it only provides a pleasant ride within its confined genre.

Feeding Frenzy is an easy going and stress free game that is perfect for wasting some time.

It may take you a long time to create the perfect directors cut but it is fun.

Shadowrun has its own flair working in its flavour, but when you compare it to similar online shooters like Unreal Championship; it comes up a little flat.

Streets have a cool atmosphere, an interesting cast, and some fun beat em' up action. I really dug how the pulled away the restrictions gave us an environment and let us beat down anyone we want.

Army of Two: The 40th Day has improved, although it feels a little rushed as a number of glitches become unavoidable. The design also feels a little lazy with little all around variation.

Racing with an old flair, yet creating with a new one, Ridge Racer fans will find a lot to love here.

Ape Escape Academy has traded in capturing monkeys for a school full of fun and frustrating mini-games. I was thrown a little off guard, but the end results provide an entertaining package.

Quickspot is bound to surprise any gamer who lingers long enough to play a few rounds. At $20, this delightful match game might not be the next Tetris, or Brain Age, but for what it accomplishes, its spot on.

Gauntlet is a blast with friends Xbox Live, just convince at least one friend to get this and you'll have a good laugh.

Crimson Alliance is a decent hack and slash game with a few questionable marketing tactics.

Never becoming too complex, Avatar blends the right amount of kung-fu air-bending action along with story telling and adventuring.

The formula might be a little overdone, but its charm goes a long way.

A solid action game for the Nintendo DS. Even if you're not a fan of the film you will have fun running around beating up dudes, sneaking around, and various other espionage type activities.

The formula might be a little overdone, but its charm goes a long way.

Virtua Tennis 4 is arcade rooted slammer that is pure at heart and an enormous amount of fun.

Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet is an afternoons worth of mildly entertaining exploration and bug blasting, but doesn't leave much of a lasting impression.

While it doesn't break new ground, Legends of War: Patton's Campaign is a welcome addition to a genre and console sorely lacking quality turn-based strategy titles.

Pandemic's effort is commendable, but The Saboteur feels like it had a saboteur of its own lurking in the code. No matter how many times I came back to The Saboteur, or how badly I wanted to love the game, the unrefined gameplay became less, and less tolerable.

Although the Darkworks gets points for an original setting, the plot is just shark food.

True Crime New York is refined from Streets of L.A. and this time around you might have an easier time getting into the action. Although, I didn't have the same passion for this second outing by Luxoflux, I admit New York is a great location for this "fictional" story.

The Gradius Collection will mainly appeal to fans who want to relive those old school memories; I can't see many new gamers being hooked on Gradius, even though it's a fun experience.

Fun while it lasts and good for people who want a challenging and realistic rally game. Rent it. Experience it. Move on to bigger things.

Luxor provides the only Zuma like experience on the handhelds right now, so if you want some ball blasting puzzle game fun, this is your answer.