The general lack of interesting and fun gameplay makes this a hard sell.

Some great visuals and the ability to pull off attacks straight out of "The Matrix" make this game a lot of fun at times, but uneven pacing and an overall lack of challenge prevent it from scoring higher.

Even though the game is set in the 1930s, BloodRayne looks more like a young high school goth-boy's fantasy woman, with a very trendy hair cut and a mix of leather and Victoria's Secret undergarments.

It might be a budget title, but that's not an excuse to release such a mess of a game. What price would you place on spending your leisure time in a confused state of frustration?

A very fast-paced and more arcade-like basketball experience, but a lot of fun nonetheless.

Poor, unresponsive control and linear level design prevent this game from being enjoyable by anyone other than big fans of the animated series.

As if the a great single player experience wasn’t enough there are some incredible multiplayer games happening here.

Smart and sexy, just like its heroine. It is a thoroughly enjoyable, tongue in cheek romp through the world of 1960s espionage.

A fast-paced, fantastic looking fragfest that is an absolute blast to play... It would be nice if there was more to the single player game, though.

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

A deep and gameplay-packed treat for fans of racing whether they are looking for casual play or a more serious racing sim.

It just seems to consistently fall short in the action, puzzle, and suspense categories.

Large scale real-time World War II combat is a great idea, but Sudden Strike II falls short in its execution. Take away all of the World War II units, and you are left with a very average strategy game.

Although there are a variety of objectives among the new missions, gameplay is not changed significantly in Island Thunder.

Probably the biggest knock against NBA ShootOut 2003 (if you ignore the complaints of defense purists) is the graphics. The player models and faces are a bit rough, and it can be hard at times to see the resemblance of marquee players to their real-life counterparts.

Constrained environments, sluggish controls, and a lack of overall mission variety keep it from realizing its full potential.

Poor translations and horrible voice-acting aside, Super Bust-A-Move 2 is a fun and often frantic game that should be a part of any puzzle game fan's library.

Once the poor bot AI is replaced by human players, the game instantly becomes more challenging and thrilling.

Adequate but lackluster.

Totally packed with new features that Sims fans will love, and if you like animals, you'll absolutely love it. It is always great to see an expansion pack that adds so much life to a game - quite literally in the case of The Sims Unleashed.

Brain dead bot AI and a lackluster campaign can make it a frustrating and less than enjoyable single player experience.

Although it suffers from a few problems and annoyances, overall Divine Divinity is an expansive and quite enjoyable RPG.

It provides plenty of challenge for sim fans, and does a great job of giving racing rookies a chance to gain racing skills without the need for countless hours of frustration.

A deep and gameplay-packed treat for fans of racing whether they are looking for casual play or a more serious racing sim.

If you are an Empire Earth fan, then you'll more than likely enjoy this expansion and appreciate the gameplay provided by the new campaigns.

If you haven't experienced The Sims before, now's your chance. This bundle will provide you with plenty of gameplay and introduce you to the enjoyable addiction that The Sims can be.

It can be an enjoyable game, especially when you are just starting out to build your corporate empire. However, some gameplay quirks and the need for too much micromanagement will cause some players to lose interest in it before too long.

A fun and accessible multiplayer universe, but probably too simplistic for the veteran space sim crowd.