Though the game is woefully short, the game does set a standard for RPG difficulty, which might breathe some challenge into the genre.

If you enjoyed the original, I would recommend that you pick this game up. If you are looking for more graphical flare and less strategic planning, then you may be better off with "Codename: Panzers." If you want to spend time planning and executing, then this game is for you.

The team at Funcom can tell one helluva story, but they still need to work on putting gameplay into the game.

Men of Valor tells the best story and delivers the best action of any of the Vietnam games currently available.

With a huge core game and a substantial expansion pack all bundled together for about $30 you won't find a greater RPG bang for your buck.

It all gets kind of boring about halfway through, especially after those hallucinations make you a little too dizzy.

Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is a fun, but somewhat flawed game.

Revenge of the Sith may not go down as an all-time classic, but the innovative gameplay, excellent sound effects, and smooth graphics make it an enjoyable video game foray into the world of Star Wars.

Sideway: New York may not be an epic platformer, but it is a great deal of fun and certainly worth the $10 price point. While it may not introduce innovative gameplay, the stylish presentation and imaginative artwork makes it one of those games that gamers will pick up just to show friends how cool a game can be.

Some gamers are really going to enjoy this game while others will find it far to frustrating and fast-paced.

While it may not do much to attract the new players, the more than welcome addition of player created cities will give wealthy Organizations a new way to flaunt their power.

With a compelling story, complex puzzles and great voice acting, I couldn’t ask for more. The controls were a bit frustrating at time but all in all a great experience.

Penumbra remains a mediocre adventure game with a small handful of interesting elements, and pee your pants moments.

I definitely recommend picking it up.

NBA Live 08 has come a long way from the catastrophe of 2007.

A game that actually makes you feel good while playing it.

These games will remain as the last examples of one of the longest-running 2D fighting game series ever created, and fine examples at that.

While there is plenty of room for improvement this is still one of the few tennis games out there than you can justify spending $60, especially if you love tennis, either in real life, video games, or both. So grab your rackets, lace up your shoes, and get ready to swing your way to number one in the world.

Sure, the levels and even the gameplay get a bit repetitive (and painful) at times, but there is always great action and the potential to share that action with your friends.

In the end, this is just another Guitar Hero game with a little more specific focus. That’s all there is to it.

And even though the controls and camera provide ongoing problems through the entire game, you’ll eventually learn to adapt, or at least deal with them.

I personally had a blast playing through it and even if it is just a compilation of some older games, it’s better than some of the games that developers are throwing out there for the Wii.

Walks a fine line between serious sim and classic Blitz action and maintains a perfect balance from start to finish.

Easily equals the quality of "Ace Combat 4" and in some ways it may even surpass the competition.

The missing tutorial is the only glaring flaw as far as I can see. The developer cites anti-piracy measures as the reason, but as usual this hurts paying customers the most.

Sure it wasn't perfect but at least it was fun and playable and easy on the eyes. I have to admit I did miss playing as Neo, which only makes it that much more painful to be the bearer of bad news.

Games literally take weeks to complete, and chances are you won’t see how it begins or ends; you will merely be just passing through.

The ride has been fun, and many great battles have been fought in living rooms and rec halls across the nation. If Tenkaichi 3 turns out to be the swan song, the capstone to the house that Atari and DBZ built, it will be a noble end.