Nothing like a drive-by shooting with a little Mozart cranking out of the subwoofers!

A good golf game, but it may disappoint gamers looking for some challenge. The online support is excellent, so if you're looking for some tournament action against live gamers you can't go wrong with Links 2004.

Overall, I enjoyed Nun Attack: Run and Gun. I like its style and appreciate the challenge, and I like the way that it provides some fun in a bite-sized package that makes it a perfect phone game that you can play while you need to kill a few minutes of time. If you're the type that has to unlock everything, though, be prepared to put a lot of time or money into the game.

The one compliant that I have about the Xbox Live part really has nothing to do with the game as it handles the online play flawlessly, but rather the players who show up. I suppose it’s just the price you have to pay to be online, but do I really have to hear people that are just plain mean-spirited and vulgar every time I go online? Probably.

Overall the game does an excellent job of making you feel a part of the timeless Godfather saga. In a world where movie-licensed games are forgettable attempts to cash in on a movie’s fleeting popularity, this is no small accomplishment.

New world graphics and old world gameplay.

A winner with at least majority decision, if not a knockout.

Basically, if you've enjoyed this type of RPG before and have the time to get into a new one, Phantasy Star Portable 2 is pretty much a must-buy.

1990s gameplay meets 2010s technology.

Warts and all, you can't do much better than Ghostbusters if you're looking for a game that is above all else, just plain fun.

The roleplaying elements have been stripped-down and the play can feel repetitive at times, but all things considered Dungeons & Dragons Heroes is an enjoyable dungeon romp.

While maybe not as awe-inspiring as the first time we saw the Prince, The Two Thrones is a great way to end this series.

Proving Ground isn't the best Tony Hawk title, but it sure is nice to have him come back, hang out and remind us all just how cool he used to be.

Case solved: MySims: Agents is a go and is a fun game for all ages.

Resident Evil: Revelations is just as memorable as it was on 3DS.

House of the Dead Overkill Extended Cut is the ultimate version of Overkill and is quite a good buy if you're a fan of on-rails shooters.

Ghost Master can be frighteningly fun, but lacks the substance to make everyone a believer.

Every Extend Extra Extreme is a colorful and noisy waste of time. And I mean that in a very good way.

King of Fighters fans should definitely check out this solid fighting game collection.

If you’re not into hip-hop, then FFNY will be a bit hard to take. The game practically oozes with it, from the language to the story to the celebrity rappers to the extensive hip-hop soundtrack.

If you were to convert The Legend of Zelda into a platform game and threw in a dash of Hello Kitty cuteness, the result would look a lot like Gurumin.

A good little portable trick riding game that really needs to lose its overly constraining clock.

While it may be on the shorter side of RPGs (say around 20 hours), it is certainly time well spent.

Cold Winter is the type of game you would take home to meet your mother, not too flashy but nothing to be embarrassed about either...just a good time.

Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage is a really good example of what games based of an anime/manga should play like.

Samurai Warriors Empires adds extra strategy in between the battles which makes the overall game much more addicting than the other Samurai Warriors 4 expansions.

New Super Lucky's Tale is a pure platformer pleasure. You'd be hard-pressed to find a collect-a-thon that looks and plays this silkily smooth.

As with most games of this nature, you can do well-enough at first using the default decks and some of your free booster cards and good strategy, but to compete at the highest levels it's going to take some of your cash to get the cards you need to build a strong and competitive deck.