Key new features make this the definitive version of Tactics Ogre and the best tactical role-playing game on the PSP.

An enchanting world seamlessly combines with fun gameplay and rewarding puzzles to make Stacking a magical adventure.

The brash trivia franchise returns to the stage for a very successful new outing.

There are groanworthy puns and crude jokes, to be sure, but the large amount of legitimately clever and surprisingly funny writing make You Don't Know Jack one of the most entertaining trivia games on the market.

Though it has some shortcomings, You Don't Know Jack does deliver on quantity and quality for a reasonable $19.99, making it very appealing for those who like to test their knowledge and have a few laughs while they're at it.

An enchanting world seamlessly combines with fun gameplay and rewarding puzzles to make Stacking a magical adventure.

The brash trivia franchise returns to the screen for a very successful new outing.

This basic brawler fails to capture the unique character or high-speed action of its televised counterpart.

Mario's latest athletic endeavor lacks the sort of skillful competition that could have made for a compelling challenge.

Dungeons' mind-numbing, repetitive gameplay never reaches the greatness of Dungeon Keeper, its classic inspiration.

Unresponsive controls and confusing level design make Rad Spencer's latest adventure an exercise in frustration.

Unresponsive controls and confusing level design make Rad Spencer's latest adventure an exercise in frustration.

Majesty 2 embarks on its best expansion yet, adding monster sidekicks and softening the difficulty level to the real-time king simulation.

Killzone 3 isn't the game it could have been, but when it comes to capturing the madness of larger-than-life planetside battles, few games do it better.

This role-playing sequel's big world and seemingly countless quests make it easy to overlook its wrinkles.

Jolly Rover is a swashbuckling canine adventure full of colourful characters and plenty of laughs.

This role-playing sequel's big world and seemingly countless quests make it easy to overlook its wrinkles.

This role-playing sequel's big world and seemingly countless quests make it easy to overlook its wrinkles.

Despite a lot of bugs and some off-putting quirks, Magicka is still a good action role-playing game.

Breach delivers some excitement, but its generic online first-person shooter action and a number of performance issues prevent it from standing out from the crowd.

Breach delivers some excitement, but its generic online first-person shooter action and a number of performance issues prevent it from standing out from the crowd.

Clever combat mechanics and diverse soldier classes make this third-person shooter addictive and entertaining.

A joyless campaign and brain-dead units make this emergency management real-time strategy unworthy of resuscitation.

A strong protagonist and enticing visuals make Venetica worth playing, but problems with the questing and combat drag this role-playing game down.

Dead Space 2's thrilling campaign and intense multiplayer make it an excellent game and a worthy follow-up to its superb predecessor.

Mindjack's chilling vision of the future is smothered by awkward controls and poor storytelling.

Mindjack's chilling vision of the future is smothered by awkward controls and poor storytelling.

Venetica has too many flaws in just about every facet to make for an engrossing role-playing experience.