All the games are pretty much arcade perfect. The only game with changes from its original platform is MK Trilogy, but those changes are for the better. My main problem with the collection is the spotty online and the fact that it has no lobbies. Lobbies are said to be coming soon. Hopefully, the existing problems can be fixed. If everything is fixed, this collection could be a 90% score for me but with everything still messed up, I have to lower it. Even with the existing problems, this collection is really a must buy for any serious MK fan!

You'll get several hours of play out of the expansion, and if you enjoyed the original game's campaign you'll have fun with this one.

Life Goes On provides some fun in spite of its short life.

Wulverblade will appeal to a subset of action gamers the same way a shmup or a game like Super Meat Boy appeal to a subset of shooter and platform gamers. It's not for everyone, but if you want a challenging side-scrolling brawler that will put your skills to the test, you'll love Wulverblade.

It's more of the same Skylanders gameplay, which is probably just fine with Skylanders obsessed pre-teens.

NFL Street 3 is great for quick-playing, over-the-top football action on the go.

A little short and a little frustrating, but it's still more of a thrill ride than any other Metal Gear game to date.

The game is more like an arcade title than a full-featured racer. The game is clearly focused on collecting cars and expanding your collection rather than providing an extensive and full-featured racing game experience. The arcade racing is fun in short bursts, but the blind box system can make it feel like a grind while trying to obtain the cars that you want. If you pick this game up, do it for the car collecting. Otherwise, there are more enjoyable arcade racers with more variety out there for you to play.

Kane's Wrath may not be a "must have" expansion for Command & Conquer 3, but the campaign is enjoyable enough to recommend to fans of the series.

Dead or Alive is back for its fifth bout and this time it changes up its gameplay a bit more than past games!

Anime fans who enjoy slower paced tactical games will love what’s got to be the cutest strategy RPG this side of Teddy Bear Junction.

If you're in the mood for a co-op shooter, Strange Brigade is a worthwhile pickup. The game has many unique modes of play that keep it from getting repetitive quickly. I had a lot of fun with the game, especially in co-op, but also in single player as well. The game mainly shines when fighting enemy waves and all modes focus on enemy combat but there is some good variety thrown in during campaign to keep it feeling fresh.

F1 25 is a polished, confident, and highly enjoyable Formula 1 game. It doesn’t reinvent the franchise, but it refines it where it counts—especially in driving feel and presentation—while expanding its appeal through story modes and F1 World.

Tekken Hybrid is a compilation of Tekken Tag HD, Tekken Tag 2 demo and the Tekken Blood Vengeance movie. It will really only appeal to the hardcore Tekken fans overall.

World at War is at once easy to play and challenging, making it a perfect game for those looking to refight World War II without getting bogged down in the details.

Overall, the game’s interesting storyline and intriguing locales make it worth a look if you’re an RPG fan.

Those who stick with Prinny will definitely have fun, but I feel like those people are very much a minority within the gaming world.

Features an interesting story and great atmosphere, but its gaming aspects fall a little short.

A definite treat for Rocky fans that comes up a little short as a boxing sim.

Definitely not your typical zombie game..

The game is most enjoyable for those who like sneaking up on enemy positions and sniping off the guards one by one.

A guardian angel game that is devilishly challenging.

Extraction Point is good because F.E.A.R. was so good. If you want to extend the experience for a bit it certainly does that, although with less of an impact then the original. You’ll probably find that you expected more out of a F.E.A.R. expansion, though.

Given that Lost Ark is free-to-play, it’s certainly worth your time to have a look at it. Just don’t go into it expecting the second coming of Diablo or you’ll quickly find yourself disappointed by the underwhelming loot, milquetoast characters, and pedestrian story. If you can put that aside and have the patience to push your way through the game’s grindier stretches, you might find yourself enjoying the game’s combat animations, overall sense of style, and range of activities once you finally reach the end game.

Vexx gets a lot of things right as a platformer, but all of the good parts are completely negated by a lousy camera system. It’s too bad because Vexx could have been special.

It doesn't necessarily ace aerial combat, but it's a fun diversion when you need a break from grounded shooters.

Just as in the real sport, it will take you some time, practice, and patience to succeed in Top Spin 3

A music game that’s really for puzzle gamers as music fans will have a hard time getting their groove on.