A few aspects of Test Drive Unlimited have been lost in translation from the Xbox 360 to the PlayStation 2, but even still, the game is an impressive piece of online-racing technology.

This entertaining strategy sequel is a big improvement over the console original, and bridges the gap between complexity and accessibility.

It's ultimately a pretty basic beat-'em-up, but the strong production values and a solid combat system make for a gratifying experience.

Gunpowder brings more tactical options to the fun and interesting Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword.

This tactical military shooter delivers tense and engaging action, competently completing its objective in the face of AI blunders and occasional bugs.

This prequel is another fun and pleasant mash-up of Final Fantasy sensibilities and Disney tales.

The PlayStation 3 version of this intergalactic quest has a few extra surprises that fans of Japanese role-playing game will appreciate.

They may not win best in show, but the adorable animals of Nintendogs + Cats are sure to win your heart.

Serious Sam: The First Encounter may be a little dated, but this HD remake is still a great way to revisit one of the craziest arcade shooters ever made.

If you are still enjoying Left 4 Dead 2, or have a hankering to get back into the apocalypse, spending 560 Microsoft points ($7) on The Passing is a good bet.

They may not win best in show, but the adorable animals of Nintendogs + Cats are sure to win your heart.

Tetris' first appearance on the PlayStation 3 is also one of its best.

Cold Winter isn't the best in its class, but it's definitely worth playing if you're looking for a solid single-player shooter with a decent online component to back it up.

This entertaining puzzle game requires quick reflexes as well as quick thinking, but it's rarely as challenging as it looks.

Even if the new bells and whistles aren't enough to bring back established fans, this is still Lego Star Wars at its finest.

They may not win best in show, but the adorable animals of Nintendogs + Cats are sure to win your heart.

Okamiden doesn't distinguish itself from its revered predecessor, but great visual design and well-developed characters make it engaging nonetheless.

Despite a slow start and some lingering issues, Revenge of the Fallen really makes it fun to be a Transformer.

From Dust provides a rich world full of engaging challenges, though there are some frustrations even a god must suffer.

An addictive, strategic combat system makes Star Ocean: The Last Hope worth playing despite its cliche storyline and annoying characters.

Despite some drawbacks, this satisfying adventure is just what you'd want from a Ghostbusters game: it's funny and it's fun.

This 3D fighting game can be enjoyed by newcomers to the DBZ universe and Super Saiyan wannabes alike.

Welsh spooks, ancient myths, and subtle scares abound in this stylish point-and-click adventure.

Fun combat and crafty puzzles make this a good companion to the blockbuster movie.

Death comes early and often in this extremely challenging and realistic tactical shooter.

You get a reasonable amount of game for your $9.99. This endearing tribute to the future of the past is a rewarding game that challenges your wits and your reflexes. Despite the game's title, you can stop the Gorg; and although it isn't easy, it's certainly worth doing.

Guncraft doesn't get high marks for originality--it's a pretty obvious mash-up and one that has been done before, albeit not as successfully--but the developers do layer lots of cool ideas onto the core ingredients they borrow from other popular games.

Sticker Star falls into a rut at times and may even drive you crazy, but in the end, Paper Mario's unwaveringly cheerful attitude, and fond memories of the game's many great moments, will be what stays with you.