The missions are short and to the point, which works out nicely but if you’re use to exploration EverQuest style, then you’re in for a disappointment.

A snoozer. Dull combat, no innovative puzzles, no thought-provoking gameplay – nothing that a gamer of any age could possibly love. It's a disappointment and should be avoided like every other bland movie game released.

Controls play a big part of why I liked the gameplay. Scrat is a heart-warming character that anyone would become attached to.

Atelier Iris 2’s music, story and cast of characters are a winner. The rest doesn’t quite cut it.

It’s hard to call it a “game” at all, really. Rather, it’s a clever and fun toy, one that uses the DS’s technical capabilities for unique and addictive effect – fun for those who “get it,” but utterly pointless for those who don’t.

Zendoku is worth picking up if you’ve got buds that will play with you. Fun multiplayer kinda makes up for a lackluster single player experience.

By far one of the most delightfully engaging and deep basketball games on the PSP so far, NBA ‘07 is not only an improvement over last year’s fun offering but it’s also a game that is good enough to give the other NBA b-ball games a run for their money.

At last, a game that features Superman and Batman that isn't awful.

It features excellent graphics (aside from the pits of green gunk) and an enjoyable, if somewhat predictable, story.

The amount of minigames that you can play and the unrestrictive levels really put it above other tiles in the same genre.

A thoroughly enjoyable strategy game with a number of challenging battle scenarios, Tom Clancy’s EndWar for the PSP is a brilliant portable game that serious strategy game fans should definitely not miss.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is a good game, but it is more "muggle" than magic.

If you are a Spider-man fan, you will enjoy this program. If you aren’t, you will probably enjoy the camp elements of the program, the tongue-in-cheek dialogue and the superhero animation and graphics.

Somewhere between Shinobi 1.5 and a full-fledged Shinobi sequel. Nightshade has all of the Shinobi gameplay elements you grew to love two years ago. It also has new moves, a better camera targeting system (better meaning improved – it's still not perfect, and will likely drive you nuts from time to time), and more enemies to kill than you could ever desire.

It is not much more than Mega Man in a red and yellow suit. It is not terrible, but lacking in anything special.

The sluggish pace may be a bit too much for gamers who need a fast and furious racing game, but those with the patience to get past the speed issue will find a good arcade-style racer with some great ideas.

While The Biggest Loser: Ultimate Workout may seem like another fitness knock-off, the fact it has so much health-related content packed into it, along with mostly good interactivity with the Kinect, make us feel like it deserves a recommendation. This Loser will make you feel like a winner-if you're strong enough.

One of those games that isn't big on originality but it excels in what it set out to do: bring us a racing game that's truly addictive in every sense.

Project 8 is proof that the Tony Hawk series is running out of steam and that’s too bad since there’s some great skating action to be had in this game.

If you were a fan of these games when they were first released then this collection is for you.

A lot of promise mixed in with failed execution is what riddles Aliens vs. Predator.

The jettison of online play significantly hurts this game. Playing multiplayer with a friend can be hours of fun, but if you don’t have that friend, the replay value on this game plummets.

Samba de Amigo could’ve been one of the best Wii games of 2008, but unresponsive controls really mar the experience. The fiesta is still there, but it’s a bit of a letdown.

A good game for horse lovers of any age.

A terrific title; it is entertainment-rich, and one of those games that makes a mockery of time because it will fly when you play.

A ho-hum experience throughout, Galactic Assault is average at best. The simplified interface will turn off TBS gamers, while RTS fans will find much more interesting options on the market.

This game just doesn’t compare to previous Nancy Drew games. It’s too short, too easy and doesn’t include enough variety.

This is a single-player title that would do well to introduce newer players to the genre, but will give veterans a nice old-school experience.