The improved graphics, intense action and the Guy Richie-style crime story is what makes this game worth getting your hands behind its wheels.

A gaming treasure.

Frame rate excluded, the developers at Liquid Dragon Studios should feel proud to have created a game from very little source material. Who knew that crab fishing could be fun?

A decent title that proves to be fun for a while. Unfortunately, it does get repetitive and there probably won’t be much replayability.

40K fans will probably not regret picking this up, and run and gun action fans will definitely get more out of it than gamers looking for something to present them with a major challenge.

If you are not obsessive about the Blitz and/or Street series, you probably won't get much out of this game. But those who are obsessive should give it a thorough testing.

Looks good and is easy to play, but may not have enough substance to please the more advanced gamer.

Our House isn’t meant to attract a hardcore following, so it’s best enjoyed for what it is: a pleasant diversion that works especially well for children on road trips. It doesn’t have any of the guilty gore of other popular titles, it provides genuine entertainment, and you may even learn a thing or two.

For you WWII strategy fans, this is a fun title (even with some issues) and will provide some good enjoyment, fun, and replayability. For fans of games like … you guessed it … "G.I. Combat," you should enjoy this title as well.

Avoid at all costs if you are looking for your next FPS to show off to your friends as they'll never get the chance to play with you.

RPG lovers take note: Avatar is one of the few original (read: not a port) action/RPGs made for the system.

The game is short and easy, so you can get to each movie sequence pretty quickly. That also means that, once you've seen the clips and desire good gameplay, you don't have anything to look forward to except more of the same.

It's akin to Square's best work, though there aren't as many characters to latch onto and fall in love with.

This is still a really great game, but it's unable to truly surmount all of the difficulties that Wii puts on an FPS. If you only play one FPS on the Wii, this should be it, but it's still got many of the same problems that the genre is known for on this system.

It is better played on the consoles so I advise that to be your first option.

The levels are fun to figure out and Barbie moves fluidly and well. However, the sneaking bit can get sticky as the game progresses, even on the easy level.

Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis is a solid adventure game with some truly challenging puzzles. While there are some gameplay problems here and there, the game should appeal to hardcore fans of Sherlock Holmes.

Wonderful sounds and a cooperative game-play system help to make the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe a fun title.

Buy it for the multiplayer, pass on the single-player.

Get used to the interface and you will find a very deep game that should give you a new respect for the job of a NFL Head Coach.

A light and enjoyable game. It looks good and designers have done the best they could to make it a user-friendly experience.

If you came into this review expecting to hear about a shoddy children’s game, you’ll have to look elsewhere. G-Force is delightful family entertainment.

The game is befitting the license. Good job to A2M and Disney for not providing us with the same drivel that normally coincides with these types of games/shows. Any High School Musical fan would be proud to have this title.

A game like this is meant to be shared. The best thing about Nightmare Troubadour is that, whether your friends are into it or not, there's a long list of battles that are waiting to be conquered. Or waiting to conquer you.

The unfortunate choice to leave out mini-games, the great Campus Legend mode and some extra goodies is upsetting but what we have here is a football game that doesn’t disappoint when it comes to the college football scene.

This is just a clone, but one that is done well-enough.

Quite fun, although its lack of difficulty and shortness is likely to turn off gamers looking for a deep, challenging game.

The control elements are mixed and players may find themselves trying to move the game along through stabbing at the wrong keys. However, get past that and you will find a game that moves along nicely, but won’t offer anything new or markedly different.