Sound bugs and loading times mar an otherwise great translation of Warrior Within to a portable platform.

Pinball Hall of Fame delivers some accurate re-creations of some of Gottlieb's classic pinball tables, but the graphics get a little muddy in spots.

The addition of touch screen support could have ruined Bust-A-Move DS, but its solid execution, along with a great number of puzzles and economical multiplayer support, keeps things fun.

The KGB wasn't as hard on political dissidents as Hammer & Sickle is on those who play it.

Tokobot is a charming and entertaining platformer, and its only major setback is that there isn't more of it to go around.

Wild World doesn't toy with the original Animal Crossing formula, but simply being able to take your town with you on the go makes it an easy recommendation.

A rousing tennis game for the Game Boy Advance that's thick with bells and whistles in every regard.

It's soccer starring Mario and friends, but the problem is, there just isn't enough "Mario" in Super Mario Strikers.

Crime Life is just plain awful. Do yourself a favor and stay away from it.

The Two Thrones provides a satisfying conclusion to the Sands of Time trilogy, with a lot of the same puzzle solving and gorgeous environments you remembered from the previous two games.

The Two Thrones provides a satisfying conclusion to the Sands of Time trilogy, with a lot of the same puzzle-solving and gorgeous environments you remembered from the previous two games.

Both games are completely devoid of gameplay, fun, and flair. Worse, they are available free for the PC.

The Two Thrones provides a satisfying conclusion to the Sands of Time trilogy, with a lot of the same puzzle solving and gorgeous environments you remembered from the previous two games.

The Two Thrones provides a satisfying conclusion to the Sands of Time trilogy, with a lot of the same puzzle solving and gorgeous environments you remembered from the previous two games.

Chrome SpecForce manages to avoid going terribly awry, but it also avoids any sort of fun or excitement.

It's not the prettiest looking game, but College Hoops 2K6 still delivers where it counts, as a deep and accurate simulation of NCAA basketball.

Popolocrois is a charming adventure for casual fans of role-playing games, but its simplicity negates any lasting appeal it may have had.

The racing is pathetically underwhelming, the crashes are so painfully halfhearted that they might as well not even exist, and a wide variety of graphical glitches and collision problems turn the whole thing into a serious mess.

Partners in Time might not have as strong of a script as the previous Mario & Luigi, but it's still another charming, high quality RPG worth any DS owner's while.

Despite the bare presentation, this cartridge is a must-have for fans of puzzle games.

Both games are completely devoid of gameplay, fun, and flair. Worse, they are available free for the PC.

As with the other arcade classics currently available on Xbox Live Arcade, the addition of scoreboards, achievements, and online play breathe new life into Smash TV, an already-classic game.

While UFO: Aftershock improves on its predecessor in some ways, there's just far too much wrong with this copy of the classic X-COM alien-hunting strategy series to recommend it.

This tactical combat game features battles, battles, and more battles, and it's fun, though very light on content or depth.

Offers a surprisingly good personal training program but does make hearty demands of your lighting and space requirements.

A few rough spots aside, the main problem with Atlus' snow-themed racing game is that the single-player content is exhausted so quickly.

Bankshot Billiards 2 doesn't play a great game of pool, and as the most expensive Xbox Live Arcade game available, it represents lousy value for the money.

Bejeweled 2 Deluxe brings the classic puzzle game to the Xbox 360 but doesn't make enough significant changes to make it stand out from the pack.