The controls in this horror-themed minigame collection are possessed by an evil spirit whose only goal is to drive you mad.

Instead of drawing from the rich source material of the TV show, Farscape is a conventional action game with a clunky interface and a dated engine.

Painkiller: Resurrection is a buggy trip into hell.

Shallow combat, frustrating exploration, and crippling technical issues make Dragon Blade Chronicles a Naruto adventure to avoid.

This frustratingly bad first-person shooter is not the stuff legends are made of.

The solid roots of a charming series are buried under an avalanche of bugs and other issues.

FaceBreaker's impressive boxer-customization options are overshadowed by terrible gameplay.

The combat in Hellboy gets repetitive before the first level ends and never presents a challenge. This is a boring, bland game.

Third-rate mission design, prehistoric visuals, and problematic pathfinding mean that you won't enjoy playing soldier of fortune here, even if the developers have added a bit of life to the squad-sim genre with a few design innovations.

You're better off sticking with the movie than putting up with the unresponsive controls and shallow combat in Kung Fu Panda 2.

If Rock Revolution came out two or three years ago, it might have been revolutionary, but in 2008, it's not even relevant. Uninspired presentation, a tiny tracklist that includes no master tracks, a complete lack of vocal support, uninteresting gameplay, and a barebones Career mode are just a few of the many ways in with Rock Revolution fails.

While it may be a lot smoother and simpler than its predecessors, Empire Earth III has been dumbed down to the point of irrelevance.

This platformer based on the Star Wars cartoon TV series tries to copy the Lego game formula but gets just about everything wrong.

Terrible level design, unresponsive controls, and a poor camera are just the beginning of the problems in this awful adventure.

Recycled edutainment and terrible production values make this RTS survey of Roman history stale and simple.

Bland presentation and sloppy mechanics sink Battleship more effectively than a torpedo ever could.

Too much motion-sensing and some dumb design decisions make Indiana Jones' latest adventure a chore.

A revered series takes a nosedive in this embarrassing, tedious excuse for an action game.

Missed opportunities cower in every corner, ranging from an irreverence toward the subject matter in the disjointed story to the absence of familiar voices, and the gameplay feels like it started life as an amateur Bond-themed Call of Duty mod.

The embarrassing graphics and painful controls in The Incredible Hulk make citywide destruction feel boring.

A cast of five famous Bond villains conspire against you in 007 Legends, but the uninspired gameplay is your true nemesis.

Nearly two years after its buggy debut on the PC, Dark Messiah of Might and Magic comes to the Xbox 360 with even more problems.

Abysmal controls and frustrating gameplay await you in the depths of Firetop Mountain.

Even with the multitude of different sports available in Deca Sports Extreme, none will keep you playing for very long.

This clumsy and unsatisfying sequel is a major step backward.

The combat in Hellboy gets repetitive before the first level ends and never presents a challenge. This is a boring, bland game.

This dreary and derivative turn-based strategy game is about as entertaining as working an assembly line.

With deeply flawed motion controls and a number of other issues, MotionSports fumbles all its potential.