It plays great, offers lots to do and even though it can be slow on the story and missions seem endlessly repeated, it is still a must play for any KH fan.

It's been awhile since we've seen Sly Cooper, and Thieves in Time makes me wonder what took him so long.

It doesn’t seem to take itself too seriously, yet it provides some good gaming.

Not a bad game for really patient people who love dinosaurs. If you don't fit into those groups then you probably won't like it.

The large levels, number of enemies, and variety of weapons thanks to the minicons make the game stand out from most other third person action games.

In Sound Mind is a solid psychological horror with a lot of surprises and it’s an overall great experience.

The Bard's Tale is the (Monty Python's) Holy Grail of action-RPGs.

Tape 1 is mostly build-up, and I’m left wondering how significant its more mundane events will be when the story concludes in Tape 2.

You’ll almost be able to smell the sweat and blood. Too bad the stealth side of the game is so weak in comparison.

It's more of a Green Day track pack than a successor to The Beatles: Rock Band.

Ultimately you'll master the mechanics of the game and it ends up being very basic at that point.

Prison Architect is a time-consuming game, and the time spent with it feels more like work than it does play.

Kane's Wrath is still best played on the PC, but Xbox 360 gamers looking for some classic real-time strategy action will find it enjoyable.

Myst IV will push your puzzle-solving skills to the limit.

Even with the flaws that I mention, I feel the addictive combat and overall Suda51 wackiness far outweighs the negatives. I had a GREAT time with this game and look forward to more games by this developer in the future. This developer is such a great breath of fresh air with each one of their action titles. This title makes me want to go through and play the rest of the No More Heroes games.

Just one big mistake away from being a great remake...

This is not the type of game that you'll want to play the heck out of for a week straight. It's best enjoyed in short bursts when you're in the mood for a little bit of frenzied shooter action.

If you are an Attack on Titan fan, you should definitely check out Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle. If you never got the second game, you’ll get the most out of the full release. For those that already have Attack on Titan 2, the extra DLC is definitely worthwhile. The DLC itself is equal to the content of the first game, so it’s more than worth it. It’s very smart to release the next season of Attack on Titan in DLC form, since the second game really struggled with new content and the DLC adds to that rather than taking us through the full story again to get to the new plot points. If you don’t like the Attack on Titan games, this game will not change your mind since it is basically more of the same, but for those that did enjoy the past games, you will get the most out of this release.

I had some fun with Sorcerer King at first and liked some of the concepts it introduces into the fantasy kingdom game formula. However, it feels like things just don't come together well, and that overall the game is light on content and one-dimensional.

It's not for everyone, but the game is certainly worth eyeing if you've enjoyed collectible card games in the past.

I sincerely hope that Gun does well enough to warrant a Gun 2, and that the sequel really fills out the gameplay and lets it truly live up to its full potential.

In serious competition, it suffers from the same drawback as the real world version of the game - players with deep pockets can buy themselves more powerful decks.

The PC version of Ultimate Spider-Man finally gives Activision a chance to make up for Spider-Man 2, but it doesn’t quite live up to it’s ‘Ultimate’ moniker.

A rather bland entry in an increasingly overcrowded genre.

Ion Fury wears its clouded nostalgia lens and never takes them off. While newcomers to the 2.5D shooter sub-genre may be driven away, older gamers will adore this newest addition to the pantheon of great build engine games. With an electric drum 'n' bass score, some impressive cyberpunk locales, and some of the most memorable easter eggs I have come across, Ion Fury is a fast and furious shooter with a lot going for it.

Evolve is the most fun and unique multiplayer game that I have played.

The game starts off as a novelty, but the pinball gameplay soon dissolves into a mass of explosions and zombies.

Every Extend Extra is a bit too difficult and fast-paced to appeal to everyone. However, it is quirky and enjoyable enough to attract a legion of diehard fans. If you’re looking for a little more twitch and pressure in your puzzle games, then be sure to check it out.