The Club provides some old-school single-player thrills, but it fails to live up to its initial promise.

The Club provides some old-school single-player thrills, but it fails to live up to its initial promise.

This disappointing, bare-bones spin-off has its moments, but not enough of them to make it worth playing.

Fans of the previous Ace Attorney games will appreciate the new touch-screen mechanics and improved presentation, but these changes don't do much to spice up the series' often slow and tedious pacing.

Dynasty Warriors 6 plays it safe with the series' standard button-mashing formula, and as such is little more than a prettier version of every other game in the series.

The Need for Speed series takes a giant step backward with ProStreet for the PSP.

FIFA Street 3 has plenty of style but not quite enough substance to justify the price of admission.

FIFA Street 3 has plenty of style but not quite enough substance to justify the price of admission.

While certainly an improvement over the previous game, FIFA Street 3 is too easy and too repetitive to have lasting appeal.

Audiosurf's addictive gameplay is a fun new way to experience your music collection.

With an ancient design and old-fashioned gameplay, Command and Destroy is more like a gust of stale air than a blast from the past.

Pigs and puns are the highlights of this otherwise routine take on an old formula.

Discs of Tron is a prettied-up port of an '80s arcade game that's barely even recommendable to die-hard Tron fans.

This enjoyable turn-based strategy game has plenty to offer solo players and online skirmishers alike.

A little dumb and a lot dated, yet still marginally enjoyable if you're into retro shooters with lots of kabooms.

With an online mode, custom soundtracks, and even a photo mode, there isn't much else on the console that the developers have failed to take advantage of. True, the game itself isn't a revolutionary change from the previous entry in the series, but if you've enjoyed Wipeout games in the past and have yet to play them in handheld form, then Wipeout Pulse is definitely worth checking out.

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.

A little dumb and a lot dated, yet still marginally enjoyable if you're into retro shooters with lots of kabooms.

Fun while it lasts and definitely recommended for anyone who enjoyed the first game.

Lost Odyssey doesn't rewrite the rules for turn-based role-playing games, but its great story and minor formula tweaks will keep you entertained.

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

Professor Layton and the Curious Village mixes an interesting story, challenging logic puzzles, and exploration into an extremely entertaining package that you won't want to put down.

Conflict: Denied Ops is a little dumb and a lot dated, yet it's surprisingly enjoyable if you're into retro shooters with lots of kabooms.

Poker Smash is an exciting and fast-paced puzzle game that puts an interesting twist on a fairly standard gameplay formula.

Like the mindless Hollywood blockbusters that it emulates, Turok features plenty of dinosaur-hunting action and not too much else.

Like the mindless Hollywood blockbusters that it emulates, Turok features plenty of dinosaur-hunting action and not too much else.

Culdcept Saga is easy for beginners to learn, difficult for experts to master, and fun no matter who you are.

The newest entry in the revered series features plenty of awesome action, a great new character...and a bit of repetition.