Ideal for younger gamers.

It's like Wimbeldon gone weird... But if you strip it down to its essence, there's still a fast and solid tennis game underneath.

Pyrotechnics aside, this is a solid sports title.

Easy-to-use and versatile.

Hardly groungbreaking, but it is a laugh. In an increasingly bleak world ("Killzone"), that's enough for us.

It has a refreshing sense of humor.

Hardly groungbreaking, but it is a laugh. In an increasingly bleak world ("Killzone"), that's enough for us.

You'll work your way through all the minigames quickly, but you'll have a smile on your face for the duration.

A very sweet game and, thankfully, very easy to play from the outset. While nowhere near as comprehensive as "The Sims," this is as endearing and sylish as keeping people as pets gets.

Overly sophisticated elements have been held back to appeal to the younger gamer but some hugely tricky jumping puzzles are bound to cause frustration. Luckily, gameplay is varied. If you get stuck, you can hit the road, and before long you'll be faced with a different challenge.

Overly sophisticated elements have been held back to appeal to the younger gamer but some hugely tricky jumping puzzles are bound to cause frustration. Luckily, gameplay is varied. If you get stuck, you can hit the road, and before long you'll be faced with a different challenge.

A bit like a cross of "Parappa the Rapper" and the film "Animal House." The sleazy humor is fun for a while but gameplay can get repetitive.

It's scary. Really, really, really scary...It features the scariest thing in the world. Eerie children singing. [JPN Import]

One of the most harrowing action titles we've ever played...The game itslef is well crafted. The enemy A.I., however, is a little shaky.

Visually, the game is awe-inspiring.

It succeeds. It's just a shame the world isn't terribly exciting... It's definitely a case of "love the world, but where's the game?"

If life simulation is your bag, Urbz DS will keep you happy enough while you're on the move.

Hardly groungbreaking, but it is a laugh. In an increasingly bleak world ("Killzone"), that's enough for us.

Not as much much fun as EA's other recent speed merchant "Burnout 3," but if getting under the hood to tinker with motors is your thing, this could be the one for you.

A very sweet game and, thankfully, very easy to play from the outset. While nowhere near as comprehensive as "The Sims," this is as endearing and sylish as keeping people as pets gets.

Though a little repetitive, this game is a must for fans of the movie. [JPN Import]

Metal Gear's move from all-out action to turn-based strategy has been handled with style. [JPN Import]

Pyrotechnics aside, this is a solid sports title.

Levels can be bland at times, but there's some breathtaking aerial work to be performed...A difficult and sometimes frustrating ride; however, it is engrossing and ambitious.

A worthy addition to the franchise.

A pleasant addition to this templated tale.

Not as much much fun as EA's other recent speed merchant "Burnout 3," but if getting under the hood to tinker with motors is your thing, this could be the one for you.

One of the most harrowing action titles we've ever played...The game itslef is well crafted. The enemy A.I., however, is a little shaky.