A lackluster reboot effort combined with a premium downloadable price tag result in an offering only suited to massive fans of the original, who should still have their PS1 copies lying around somewhere.

At the time of this writing, Fray has vastly improved from its initial release. If Brain Candy remains as hardworking and quick as it has been, the game will only get better, and fast.

If you're a Wii owner looking to spend five bucks you could certainly do worse. There's some fun to be had here, but by no means does Kyotokei join the ranks of essential WiiWare titles.

Crazy Taxi is a nice bit of fun but can't really hold up as a straight port after all these years.

Crazy Taxi is a nice bit of fun but can't really hold up as a straight port after all these years.

Kingdom Hearts re: Coded is the weakest of the series mostly out of a sense of just existing to kill time until the next 'actual' installment.

While Sir Hammerlock may simply be "more Borderlands 2," it could have been a whole lot more, and feels a tad unfinished.

While Metroid: Other M is infused with a dose of style and flare the series has been lacking, the horrible control scheme and overly emotional story ruins the whole experience, making the game extremely aggravating to play.

Provides a cheap, easily accessible kart-racing experience, but does nothing else to distinguish itself. As a WiiWare game however, it stands above the crowd in terms of value and content.

Phantasy Star Portable 2 is a bare bones dungeon crawler with little appeal beyond the Phantasy Star fandom.

The bottom line is that there are plenty of other action titles that are more unique, more refined, and more enjoyable. Rent if you must.

Planet Minigolf offers flashes of brilliance, but these are far outweighed by the amateur development decisions and a general lack of respect for the gamer.

In a genre filled with dull, uninspired shooters, Section 8 sits atop of the pile of mediocrity.

A typical shooter that barely resembles any iteration of GI Joe I’ve ever seen.

Though Fairytale Fights has a really great idea, it seems to have been slopped together with little thought pertaining to gameplay.

A perfect example of a rushed game. There was potential here somewhere, but buried beneath so much useless dead weight.

Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins is a game with more ambition than its platform of choice can handle. Extremely long loading times hamper its portability, and instead of bustling LEGO metropolis, you’ll spend 8 hours or more in a LEGO ghost town. If you’re looking for a game with 70s cop movie sensibilities, you’re better served by picking up the Wii U version.

While one or two of the many elements of White Knight Chronicles might provide some enjoyment, the overall experience stands as one of the most disappointing RPGs in years.

If you purchase this game, be ready to invest some time and patience into it.

Comic Jumper fails to overshadow poor, repetitive gameplay with its humor and art style.

Although quite charming at times, The Last Resort is a disappointing entry to a promising series.

Everything on offer is sub-par. But if you’re a sucker for mindless violence and a distinct lack of storyline, then you’ll probably enjoy Retribution.

Sloppy execution, poorly chosen tracks and a growing lack of public interest in both Van Halen and the music game genre make this a lackluster low point in the Guitar Hero franchise.

Actually sitting down for a multiplayer match, however, is an exercise in boredom.

Greed Corp nobly attempts to simplify the genre, but takes it a few steps too far.

Football Genius brings nothing new to the table in terms of quiz game innovation, but there is more than enough on offer to warrant a trial download.

C.O.R.E. borrows a lot of mechanics from other first person shooters, and brings a whole lot of issues along for the ride.

Tabletop fanatics may find some enjoyment here. As for the rest, your money is better spent elsewhere.