Overall, M&Ms Adventure comes across as another generic platformer that we know all too well.

The nonexistent tutorial, clunky interface, rough and bland graphics, and quirky AI are all hallmarks of a game released too early... more an exercise in frustration and bewilderment than a game.

You'll get more face time with a Hooters Girl if you go down to your local Hooters for lunch.

It's a terrible remake of a terrible game, and will probably top my "Worst of 2009" game list come December.

Well, ladies and gentlemen we have a new winner, or loser as the case may be. Legends of Wrestling II is the worst game I have ever played.

Overall, most people will skip Popstar Guitar without a second thought, but until junior's hands grow to the size needed for a real guitar controller, this is a somewhat adequate solution.

Betty Boop is better off in the unemployment line than she is working this double shift.

Why bother wasting your money on this incomplete, ill-conceived, and poorly designed mess when the developers couldn’t be bothered to release a playable game?

Chicken Shoot doesn’t have anything going for it that would make it remotely recommendable to anyone. Avoid it like you would a chicken carrying SARS.

Charging unsuspecting people money for this game - now that's naughty.

Unless you want your party to be a slumber party, let Vegas Party stay in Vegas.

The bottom line is that this game is amateurish and not that much fun to play. For the same price, or less if you shop around, you can go out and buy "Freelancer."

Bob Saget himself is a great guy, but his game is inexcusably awful.

Anyone who did not play the original game in the arcades is sure to be dumbfounded by its status as a classic.

Angels? Angels from hell sent to torture poor gamers perhaps...

Unfortunately The Asskickers doesn't kick much ass.

It plays just like the classic plastic toy, except that you'll get bored with it even faster.

If you are looking to waste time you might try playing Crime Stories, or you could try something else, like watching the grass grow. Whatever your choice, just remember you are still wasting your time.

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?

Plain and simple, Duke Nukem Forever suffers from being passed around the development table for too long without any updates to its core.

If you buy it, you'll be bored with it in less time than it took you to read this review.

On a system in which there are plenty of games that are actually fun to play that are free or will cost you a one-time fee of ninety-nine cents, this game has the gall to force you to pay each time that you want to play. And if you do break down and buy more coins, what does that really buy you? More time poking at the screen in the hope that one of your laser beams will actually destroy a fish. No thank you. I can barely take wasting five minutes on this pointless game, let alone actually paying for the right to spend more time with it.

You're better off just buying an ATHF DVD if you want to watch episodes at home. At least they don't come with a game.

There are a ton of other, much better SRPGs on the PSP, stay as far from this one as humanly possible and play Yggdra Union instead.

The big truck has inspired a rather simple and decidedly small game.

If you really want to learn more about the battles of Rome and to try your hand at recreating them, you're far, far better off simply renting a History Channel Special and picking up a copy of Rome: Total War.

The real test of intelligence here is whether or not you are smart enough to avoid this game.

Legend of the Dragon is a quick thrown together cash-in on the TV series. The combat is easily forgettable as is everything else really. Stay clear of it as much as possible, even a rental is not worth it.