TMNT on the GBA doesn't slow the tempo with silly puzzles or frustrating platform-jumping sections. Instead, it's a pure, fast-paced brawler that lets you go wild beating on bad guys and bosses with a healthy variety of exaggerated martial arts moves. And, thanks to the eye-popping graphics and catchy audio, the game is as much fun to see and hear as it is to play.

TMNT has some legitimately neat platforming sequences, but it's more frustrating than a kid-oriented game ought to be, and the combat is completely brain-dead.

Exciting action and great multiplayer make Custom Robo Arena a game well worth playing.

On the Nintendo DS, Major League Baseball 2K7 is a cruddy-looking, vague approximation of baseball that lacks basic features every sports game should have.

The single-player and multiplayer options are solid yet predictable, and the game's got all the personality of a screensaver. If 22 years of Tetris have left you tired of the formula, Tetris Evolution will do very little to reignite your passion for this classic Russian mind-bender.

QuickSpot has about as much lasting value as you'd expect from a game that is exclusively about spotting differences between two pictures, which is to say, not much.

This RTS has great historical flavor and scope, though the documentation and overall playability leave something to be desired.

While the core content itself is still plenty good, this port of an Xbox 360 game is weighed down by stability and performance issues.

Air Battles: Sky Defender makes for a solid introduction to the flight combat genre for newer players, and the price is right too.

Perhaps the biggest disappointment about Runaway: The Dream of the Turtle, though, is that there is probably a solid adventure buried under all the teen-girl posturing and awful dialogue.

The four-player co-op is pretty much what makes this update of the classic arcade Turtles beat-'em-up worth downloading, though the $5 price doesn't hurt either.

Simply put, it's easily one of the best action adventure games of the last console generation, and it even trumps much of what has been shown in the current generation.

College Hoops 2K7 is a great pick for anyone still in the market for a college basketball game this late in the season.

Tiger Woods 07's excellent use of the Wii's motion-sensing abilities makes it a worthwhile purchase for anyone looking to hit the links on the Wii.

Making History is an interesting, though dry, turn-based World War II strategy game.

Although it may look like a Call of Duty game, Call of Duty: Roads to Victory lacks many of the aspects that have made the console games so much fun.

Rocky Balboa has plenty of heart, but it's counted out by a poor fighting system and frustrating controls.

Mind Quiz is a shameless rip-off of Nintendo's "Brain Age," only Ubisoft and Sega forgot to clone the variety and occasional fun of that game.

Ship-to-ship combat is somewhat exciting due to some fresh options to set and trim sails, but everything else is tedious, poorly designed, or both.

ProStroke Golf - World Tour 2007 is a passable effort, but one that fails to bring anything new to the world of golf games.

The first booster pack for Battlefield 2142 offers up three exciting new maps and a new gameplay mode, making it a must-have for fans of the multiplayer action game.

Extremely difficult puzzles and a vague plot sink this ambitious Myst clone.

It does right by the classic Worms gameplay, and it's probably the best-looking Worms game ever; but a shortness of features makes it feel a little bare-bones, not to mention a little overpriced.

Geometry Wars is a classy arcade-style shooter, but this PC release is missing a ton of features that would make it last longer.

Light on content but deep on gameplay, NBA Street Homecourt's PlayStation 3 debut is ultimately a great one.

As a scavenger sim Spectrobes absolutely succeeds, but scouring every inch of planet after digital planet will quickly wear thin for most people.

Def Jam: Icon plays well enough, but it really shines thanks to its crazy story mode and healthy roster.

Def Jam: Icon plays well enough, but it really shines thanks to its crazy story and healthy roster.