Despite distinctive visuals and intuitive controls, PowerUp Forever still grows old before its time.

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

This stylish role-playing social-simulation game packs a great story, realistic characters, and dozens of hours of enjoyment.

While its lack of challenge may lull fans, its ease of use will delight newcomers and draw in anyone who appreciates a touch of magic.

DBZ: Infinite World fails to live up to the standard set by previous DBZ games on the PS2.

Like a poisonous mushroom, Rise of the Fungi looks good but makes you feel bad.

Mushroom Men's rich world is muted by bland gameplay.

Touch-screen controls prove to be a double-edged sword in this alternately compelling and frustrating side-scrolling adventure.

Nancy Drew makes her debut on the Wii with this PC port that adds some irritating Wii Remote minigames to the usual adventure-game sleuthing.

Performance issues prevent this lazy PC port of a superb console game from being the best Grand Theft Auto yet.

While its lack of challenge may lull fans, its ease of use will delight newcomers and draw in anyone who appreciates a touch of magic.

While its lack of challenge may lull fans, its ease of use will delight newcomers and draw in anyone who appreciates a touch of magic.

This remake is solid fan service, but recycled content and disjointed exploration limit its appeal.

SingStar Abba is a good addition to the series and a heap of fun to play, provided you like singing as a female Swede.

If you enjoy tedious objectives, racially insensitive humor, and ugly graphics, the latest Destroy All Humans is right up your alley.

If you spend the full $20, you get a mighty fine, if overpriced, single-player game. Since the majority of the gameplay is only available when you buy the downloadable content, Get Even feels like a demo with a price tag on it.

Overhauled visuals and overloaded features makes this redux a top-tier Street Fighter game.

Overhauled visuals and overloaded features makes this redux a top-tier Street Fighter game.

This perennial time-travel adventure is worth falling in love with all over again.

You don't need to be a Neopets fan to enjoy this puzzle/adventure hybrid.

Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine is a disgracefully bad attempt to capitalize on the popularity of Iron Chef.

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

A mix of real-time and turn-based conventions makes Age of Empires: Mythologies an addictive venture into the ancient world.

Technical flaws mar, but don't totally destroy, this long and fascinating role-playing game.

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

The biggest draw of this skateboard simulation is the unique controls, which are intuitive but disappointing.

Intuitive controls and a lengthy list of features make Skate It a good choice if you want to go skateboarding on your DS.

A Kingdom for Keflings offers an enjoyable and laid back city-building experience.