Don’t expect breakthrough graphics or new innovations, expect King of Fighter nostalgia and good old fashion 2D fighting.

Despite the many low points in the graphics and control department, this is still a pretty entertaining game that will, hopefully, show its true potential next year.

This title doesn’t advance the series; it’s really more like a watered-down version of AVP2.

Its tough levels should keep you busy for awhile, and the story, while corny, is it at least a reason to play the single-player mode.

The game has a few problems but has a nice backdrop of multiplayer options, including mods, and has a nice look.

Funny and challenging... Unfortunately, there are a couple of flaws that can quickly turn into more of an annoyance than it may be worth for some, and no more than three courses to play on.

A great platformer for little kids, but one that may lack lasting appeal, due to nothing else to do besides play the same, short levels again. A few fun mini-games would have helped.

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.

One of the biggest problems with this version is the controller.

The game isn’t very long, and it doesn’t have the great, highly responsive controls of the original Dave Mirra. But if you want low-cost excitement with a lot of replay value, and if you want something to play after finishing "Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam," BMX Challenge is worth a look.

The game play doesn't quite match up to the caliber of the graphics.

Pushes the pedal to the metal but it runs out of speed way too quickly. It’s a game with all the right elements to give "Twisted Metal" a run for its money but as it stands this is really just a simplistic racing game that could have been a lot better considering the power of the Xbox 360.

While there are times when much of what you do feels repetitious at times, the fast pace and challenging enemies will keep you more than busy.

A decent game that offers a good diversion for horror fans, but not much of a memorable experience as it covers familiar gaming territory that has already been done before.

As Chandler once said on Friends, this game is silly because it knows that “we enjoy the silliness.” Hmmm, that gives me an idea for another challenge.

With increasing difficulty and tons of levels to play through, this title is a great addition to your PSP library, especially if you enjoy puzzle games or have played this classic title before.

A fun adventure game that offers fans of inventory collection based puzzles lots of things to do. The interface is easy to navigate, and the game's localities are full of things to examine.

Teen boys should fall in love with Nerf: N-Strike Elite.

It won’t blow the minds of anyone expecting a true NASCAR or Mario Kart experience. But if you enjoy the latter and want a fun clone of that franchise, NASCAR Kart Racing is one of the best made for Wii.

As a port, The Sims 2: Pets isn’t anything out of the ordinary. But for a new audience, there has never been a better time to try EA’s mammoth sim series. It’s just as deep and addictive as before – and now comes with a superior control style that only Wii can deliver.

A decent expansion pack that adds new fun to the original, but is rather thin of content.

Average graphics for most of the game, indistinct sounds during combat, and a difficult targeting system are its only flaws.

I like the fact that this title will take some dedication and resolve to complete and I still like the classic RPG look that it features.

If you are a fan of the crusades or a first time RTS buyer though, the low price tag may also be a good way for you to get your feet wet and the simple gameplay style overall could be a good stepping stone into the more detailed titles out on the shelves.

A lengthy strategy game with a fair learning curve. It’ll take you an hour to understand the controls and combat system; it could take twice as long to grasp the massive ship-building system.

What this games does, it does well. However, game crashes, a weak story and frequent player stopping points do hurt the game's overall experience.

The game does a good job of cleaning up the mistakes from last year’s version and provides an overall much cleaner baseball game. Unfortunately, the buggy SIXAXIS support and some technical flaws open up a whole new can of worms.

Moon is a solid first-person shooter, especially considering it’s on DS, but it certainly has its fair share of shortcomings and annoyances.