Arctic Thunder is not fun. The gameplay is repetitive, and the game is easily one of the worst-looking PS2 games we've seen to date.

Sea Life Safari's on-rails adventuring is about as exciting as scuba diving in your own bathtub.

Too frustrating and convoluted for kids to have any fun with it, and all but the most desperate adult GameCube fans will find it tedious and unentertaining as well.

Its numerous bugs and linear missions make it frustrating to play, and the story never grabs you like a good sci-fi adventure should. Even the most devoted of Star Trek fans will be hard pressed to find something to like in Star Trek The Video Game: there are simply too many glaring problems.

Our biggest complaint with the PSP game was its lack of difficulty. That's been addressed to an extent in the Wii version of BMX Challenge--the increased dependence on trick points during race events adds some much-needed challenge to the game. Unfortunately, what's still missing is any sense of inspiration, authenticity, or fun in the game's extreme-sports approach.

This frustrating collection of minigames is an insult to vacations, holidays, and every other blissful experience.

This PSP fighter's limited roster, flat presentation, and dim-witted AI result in a wholly uninteresting combat experience.

The Nintendo DS rendition of Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer is a short collection of generic levels that hardly relate to the movie at all.

Happy Feet on the DS is oriented around sledding and tap-dancing. Neither aspect is any good.

An uninspired dungeon-crawler mired by boring, repetitive gameplay, and more design flaws than you can shake a gladius at.

Due to shoddy collision detection and a dearth of content, this Labyrinth just isn't worth solving.

This is not even a good game for rabid fans, as they are the ones most likely to be offended by Polygon Magic's horrible whitewashing of their favorite fantasy.

Because of its confusing story, unappealing visuals, and counterintuitive controls, Konung ends up looking like a Diablo clone that hit the shelves four years too late. Even at the bargain-bin price of $20, it's not worth recommending Konung, because it simply isn't fun.

The Bering Sea has never seemed more boring than in this dull spin-off of the popular Discovery Channel reality show.

The Bering Sea has never seemed more boring than in this dull spin-off of the popular Discovery Channel reality show.

Busted controls and stripped-down gameplay make Tony Hawk Ride an overpriced fiasco.

The Bering Sea has never seemed more boring than in this dull spin-off of the popular Discovery Channel reality show.

It would make an excellent game for children who aren't yet old enough to tackle the meatier fare of "real" video games.

WWII Aces is a frustrating, ugly, flight combat game with antiquated design elements and unresponsive motion controls.

This DS port of the classic PC adventure game is a pale shadow of its original self.

The Eternity Clock is a simple platformer rife with tacky bugs, abrasive puzzles, and timey-wimey guff.

It's better to walk the plank than to sail the seas of the boring and buggy Pirates of Black Cove.

Ripping off every Japanese horror trick in the book doesn't make this poor attempt at survival horror any scarier.

A boring story, a dreadful ending, and easy puzzles bury this dull point-and-click adventure.

If you want to experience a beautiful anime-style role-playing game, you have many other choices, like the recent Ni no Kuni. It's best to leave Time and Eternity on the store shelves forevermore.

Expect more yawns than shrieks in this overly fussy Lovecraft-inspired horror adventure.

This role-playing game's forgettable story and frustrating combat make it a real disappointment.

Game Party 2 is a completely unoriginal minigame collection just waiting to take advantage of uninformed casual gamers.