An all-encompassing, time-consuming, I-just-can't-stop-playing-it kind of game.

Surprisingly a solid FPS game, offering simplistic controls and a fun gameplay environment.

The linear nature of the title will hamper replayability. However, if you are able to overlook that, you may just find a nice little reminder about the style of gaming that lead to where we are now.

An excellent starting point that contains a 32-song setlist with a good variety of dance moves to perform.

It's a shame to see a game that could have been spectacular turn out to be just a little bit above average.

Tons of game modes combined with the Grand Adventure story mode makes or a complete all around package.

This could have been a dark and edgy game, but rather than unleashing this beast, the developers pulled back to make it a standard tactical turn-based combat game.

The humor is just right, and kids will enjoy the bright colors and the puzzles. However, the game is short the first time through, and there's not much reason to play again.

This is a perfect game to play through during a weekend. You’ll be able to get to the end before you have to go back to work on Monday. It’s almost like watching a Law & Order marathon on TNT.

Like the films from which it draws inspiration, WET is an unapologetically sordid exercise in blood, sex, and rock ‘n roll, a made-for-popcorn slab of flawed-but-fun action gaming. And that’s more than enough for me.

SiN Episodes: Emergence starts out great, with intense action and awesome physics. Unfortunately, the game grows very repetitive before too long, and will leave many players bored and wanting more diversity.

The main reason for a DS is to able to play games when out and about. Solitaire, Crosswords and Sudoku are the perfect type of games to play while sitting in forced idleness. I plan on taking this game with me when I visit the family over Christmas. Travel Games for Dummies compares well to other like offerings, and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys word and puzzle games.

Reverse of Arcadia doesn't bring anything too new to the table when it comes to dueling itself, but the added character movement, massive amounts of cards to acquire, in-depth tutorials to read over, online multiplayer, and a duel calculator for real card duels are all part of an excellent package that any true Yu-Gi-Oh fan should own.

This game is really fun to play, especially in the racing sections. Sonic is breathtakingly fast! The platforming levels are a drastic switch from the racing, and force players to slow down.

The only other real problem I have with the game is its length and lack of replay value. One trip through the game takes only a few hours. It can be beaten with a little determination in less than a day.

Smash Hits is certainly not for the die-hard GH fan that probably already has all the releases from which the song list was culled; however, for those who got their feet wet in World Tour, this is a great revisit to songs from earlier releases now configured for entire bands to play.

Offers up a truly unique experience that is both fun and informative. Give it a try if you’re interested in fun or learning.

The controls are a little rough and can be quite frustrating at first, the camera can be a pain, and the level design is pretty basic. However, the reflex-based gameplay effectively brings Sonic back to his roots, and the experience can be quite fun once you get used to the controls.

The timer may be problematic for some children, but kids who thrive on competition will have a blast.

The great gameplay, excellent graphics and easy to use control system add up to a game worthy of everyone’s attention. However veterans of strategy games might want to give the game a try before jumping off into the deep end.

While catching the spirit of the movie’s anti-hero, Otis, you are able to explore and have his kind of fun — without the life-learning lesson at the end. It’s just silly fun ... for fun’s sake.

Long and addictive, if you let Pirates consume you, it will.

Being one of a few (if not the only) WWII combat flight MMO, I can recommend this to anyone who is willing to try something out of the norm of a standard, free MMO. Combat flight buffs who can overlook the arcade controls, will find a lot to love about Heroes in the Sky.

Challenging and enjoyable.

Just don’t expect a revolutionary, mind-blowing title.

The complete freedom to do what you want will seem refreshing and it is but it’s not enough.

I think it's a good sophomore title from the people at Neocore. Not everyone is going to be able to play it because it is so tough, but for those gamers who have the ability, they will be happy.

Despite its flaws, this is the best Spawn game I've played. It's a "Devil May Cry" clone all the way through, but it's not like these games are a dime a dozen.