The real crisis here is the lack of enjoyable gameplay.

The Game may resemble the TV show but with its variety of bland mini games it's not near as much fun as watching the real thing.

The game feels as if the designers only wanted to put enough effort into the game to make it adequate and passable.

If you’re a diehard fan of Tormented Fathers, you’ll likely be the only type of gamer that will enjoy Broken Porcelain.

The Wii's control scheme and wider audience could lead to some fantastic games in the future, and I'm just fine with labeling Legendary Warriors a speed bump on a road to potentially great things. But, viewed as a single game, Legendary Warriors might keep a few kids busy for an afternoon, but most won't even get a rental's worth out of it.

The game has tons of items to unlock and an overall good amount of stuff to do, but all of this really falls flat when the gameplay gets so repetitive. No matter what mode you play, there isn’t much gameplay variety outside of the standard gameplay mechanics. You don’t have the options that you get in the usual WWE 2K yearly release and it all wears thin fast and becomes a chore to play. The game is honestly fun at first, but it just doesn’t hold up well in the long run. I honestly prefer WWE 2K20 over Battlegrounds and that’s saying a lot with all the problems that game had.

An interesting premise, but dismal AI and frustrating trial and error gameplay ultimately weigh this title down.

There’s not enough gameplay and too much repetition in this high school game … perhaps in that way it’s too much like the real thing.

Although the storyline is definitely morbid and intriguing, Indigo Prophecy screams of Dance Dance Revolution and Simon with its directional controls and the near system requirement for a dual analog gamepad.

The fun in Dogfight 1942 never really takes flight.

The game grows quickly tiresome, and doesn't go anywhere but down from there.

As amazing as having a lock-on option is, it just can't save Lord of Arcana from the depths of mediocrity. The "warp battles," lack of online play, a slightly boring grind system and some just plain weird design and control choices keep this one from being great.

The inane mini games and forced motion-sensing features turn a bland trivia game into an annoying one instead.

Nitrobike is very much a middle-of-the-road game. It does a few things right, a few things wrong and, most of all, it does nothing new.

Again, it's not a terrible game; it is, however, one of the biggest letdowns of 2011.

There are some solid modes here but the graphics and gameplay don't support the experience enough for it to matter.

Horrendous AI and frustrating gameplay kills all the fun, and that’s no bull.

Datura demonstrates that the surreal can be just as frustrating as the real world.

This is a game that's best targeted to those who can't get enough of Ugly Americans and have three other friends who feel the same way. Otherwise there are plenty of twin-stick shooters available on XBLA that are a lot better games than this.

A pretty short game and the gameplay that you do get isn’t very good. Spend your game playing time elsewhere unless you’re truly desperate for more Achievement points.

It doesn't cut it as a tactical sim or an action shooter, leaving you with a strictly mediocre title.

Rampage Total Destruction is far from being totally fun.

Two World has nice ideas and swings for the fences, I'll give it that. But lousy animation, funny (in a bad way) voice acting, and the lack of countless small touches ultimately fell this beast.

Just another fighting game, with none of the special appeal of a classic like "Street Fighter." The opponents fight in much the same manner with little variation, and even at the higher levels, the game is far too easy.

If for no other reason, Black Sigil is worth a look if you were a huge 16-bit RPG fan and spend as much time reminiscing about the gameplay over graphics simpler times as I do.

Unless you grew up playing Speedball 2 and have a strong desire to relive your childhood you should probably pass on this one.

Eragon for the Xbox is a good example of why reading can be better than gaming. Buy the book instead.

Just not that interesting of a game.