Tiger Woods 13 still presents a decent golf game, but there isn't much new here, and many added features like Kinect support come with problems.

Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis on the Wii feels like some kind of parable for developers porting existing games to the Wii. Even if your game seems tailor-made for the platform and the genre in question has seen previous success there, as was the case with Table Tennis, it's never a sure thing.

Yes, MX vs. ATV Untamed is more of the same. But at least it's a lot more.

The well-realized license in this third-person shooter can hide the myriad problems for only so long.

A crushing difficulty level and troublesome controls overshadow the unique block-busting tools of this DSi puzzle game.

There's some nostalgic gameplay here, but by and large GTA Advance just isn't much fun.

Brunswick Pro Bowling proffers dry simulation fare that only a big fan of professional bowling could love.

A pretty fun game that's a little short on options but not bad on offering up some well-rounded soccer gameplay.

Brunswick Pro Bowling proffers dry simulation fare that only a big fan of professional bowling could love.

This no-nonsense motorcycle racing simulation is punishing and inaccessible, but it's still fun.

Halo Wars is a fun strategy outing for fans of the universe, but it feels simplistic and short alongside other games in the genre.

With its main story mode clocking in at around five hours, there's little long-term replay value.

Marble Madness is literally half the game it once was, but Klax makes this two-pack worth the price of admission.

If Duel Masters already has its hooks in you, then the game will be inherently appealing because it executes most of the basics with just enough competence. However, it's otherwise fairly unimpressive and probably won't do much for the uninitiated.

The AirForce Delta series has always been of middling quality and has never really been able to live up to its contemporaries, such as "Ace Combat" and "Lethal Skies," and Strike does little to buck that trend.

Tolkien fans may enjoy the game's presentation of Middle-earth lore, but The Hobbit tends to rely too heavily on derivative, uninspired gameplay for it to stand up on its own.

Age of Empires Online effectively infuses its conventional real-time strategy gameplay with massively multiplayer online-style loot and leveling mechanics.

Go Vacation is a shallow, kid-friendly minigame collection with nice open spaces and overly simplistic games.

ProStreet is a solid racing game, but it's missing most of what made the previous games in the series interesting.

APB delivers periodic awesomeness, but fundamental imbalances and repetitive objectives make this persistent-world shooter a tough sell.

The most glaring omission in Worms Forts: Under Siege! is some genuine enthusiasm.

Obtuse puzzles may hinder your enjoyment, but Lego Batman is still fun with a friend.

It plays fine, but other than some updated rosters, there's almost nothing new in NBA Live 08.

Fans of the movie will probably be satisfied with Cars for the GBA. The game is a competent movie tie-in and a good racing game in its own right. The limited number of events, though, combined with the lack of a multiplayer mode, means that those looking to add another racing game to their GBA collection should probably look elsewhere.

Everything positive that has been added to the game doesn't do anything to counteract the mechanical artificial intelligence and visual problems that plague much of it.

MLB 2K8 is full of new ideas; unfortunately, it's also filled with technical problems.

A by-the-numbers adventure game...and a pretty short one at that.

It's cute enough, but this Katamari clone won't blow you away.