GripShift is best left to hardcore puzzle game fans with a healthy patient streak.

The "dumbing down" of the single layer game is a big disappointment, though, and Rainbow Six fans will find this to be a huge letdown. Rainbow Six deserves better than to become yet another arcade shooter.

Strictly for the King of Fighters enthusiast or old school 2D fight fans.

Overall PIU is best enjoyed by DDR fans looking for a little challenge. The game is too brutal on beginners to win many converts as only the patient and diligent will stick with it long enough to get good at it.

187 Ride or Die just doesn't have anything going for it. The gameplay is repetitive and uninspired, the campaign mode is tedious, and the multiplayer play is boring.

If you like tons of bad words, lame stories, and repetitive gameplay revolving around guns and cars then try 187. Otherwise just go for a nice Sunday dive away from this game.

The game does an excellent job of not only providing an enjoyable gameplay experience, but also of capturing the spirit of the Hulk.

Fun for a rental if you've always had the goal of completing two games in one afternoon. Otherwise there's not enough gameplay here to justify the cost to anyone but a hardcore Metal Slug fan.

Whether you play Summit Strike for the single player campaign, the multiplayer action, or both, you'll thoroughly enjoy the game.

An innovative concept wedged into a mediocre game.

FlatOut has its strong points, but some annoying features and an overall lack of presentation keep it from keeping it together until the finish line.

If you enjoy strategy games or RPGs, it's hard to imagine you not liking this game. In fact, it's likely to become your obsession for a while.

It's a feature-rich game backed by solid gameplay that will keep you playing long after bowl season has ended.

A must have for fans of multiplayer Halo 2 who do not subscribe to Xbox Live.

It's hard to recommend this game to anyone who is not a 2D fighting virtuoso looking for challenging play on Xbox Live.

Your typical arcade-style button mashing adventure game. It should remind you of playing "X-Men" and "The Simpsons" in the arcade with the way it demands constant repetitive button pushing.

The racing in Midnight Club 3 provides for some fast and furious fun. However, if the load times were as fast as the racing, the game would be a lot more enjoyable.

Best left to diehard fans of the movie or comic. There are better superhero brawlers out there for everyone else.

A game that did not need to be made. Check out "X-Men Legends" instead. You'll thank me later.

All RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 fans will certainly love getting "Soaked!"

On the field of multiplayer shooter combat, Battlefield 2 conquers the competition with shock and awe.

Live & Reloaded is going to take a little patience on your part, but if you love bathroom humor and exploding critters this game certainly delivers.

In spite of its flaws, Destroy All Humans would be easily recommendable if the campaign lasted longer. As it stands, you can play through the game and get all that you need out of the free roam mode with a weekend rental.

Risk Your Life: PotE can be entertaining and thrilling, but it’ll take some work to make it that way.

Too short, linear, and easy to recommend on its own merits, Batman Begins is best enjoyed as a rental to be played soon after seeing the movie while you’re still on a Batman high.

This game is more torture than anything Dr. No or Goldfinger ever dreamed up.

There is support for traditional splitscreen multiplayer gaming, but this mode doesn't offer enough to make European Assault a recommended title for those looking for multiplayer action. Because of the barebones multiplayer support, European Assault does not have as much life in it as your typical shooter.

A great mature concept that can not live up to the expectations.