The customization elements are supreme, with a bevy of new ways to create a character and your very own court, and the new control elements work very well.

While kids will enjoy playing the first few times, there's not enough here to hold their interest for very long. If parents don't already have Piglet's Big Game, they may want to look at that instead.

With branching paths that can lead to good or evil and a multiplayer mode that kicks major tail Return to Arms is more hack-and-slash action worth checking out.

If the user interface and manuals were more thought-out, had a multiplayer option, and better unit pathfinding skills, it could have been a solid game.

With a little more polish and options this game could have been exceptional. The content and graphics were done wonderfully, but the poor interface and frustrating controls get in the way of the enjoyment.

With wonderfully solid controls, great graphics, enough game modes and enough teams to select, this game is one you should not miss if you love sports in general.

We’re talking about a game with great controls, absolutely gorgeous graphics and enough teams to make any gamer cheer.

The dated graphics, repetitive sounds, and high difficulty make this game more frustrating than it has to be.

It’s fun to play for a while, though it grows old quickly, and the only real urge to keep playing is to unlock historical Playboy covers and centerfolds.

Not quite as creepy as "Singles: Flirt Up Your Life," not quite as frustrating as "Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude," but nowhere near as good of a game as anything from The Sims franchise.

Offers a decent amount of fun building and designing exhibits, but with no ability to build from "scratch" and a small variety of animals, the enjoyment level may soon falter... The ability to choreograph the animal shows is the best feature.

It is a great first-person shooter and third-player action game that really tones down the violence, unlike many other first-person shooter games, thanks to the use of the "live ammo" that Stranger prefers to use.

While the game makes it possible to see into Hef's life, Playboy: The Mansion isn't engrossing enough to want to keep playing for very long.

Sadly while it is an interesting concept, Virtua Quest just doesn't have all the right moves to make this as enjoyable as the fighting games that inspired this title.

Its anime cut scenes are superlative, in-game graphics alright, and gameplay a little dull.

Feels empty at its core, with no puzzle solving, crime detection, or strategy of any kind. The Punisher is one of those games you want to play when you just want to go buck wild.

It’s just not a revolutionary title that will impress you with incredible graphics and fancy features and controls. But how many puzzle games really do that?

If you’re a Punisher fan I guarantee you’ll love this game. The Punisher is fully fleshed out through both his dialogue and his bloody brutality.

Being a fan makes this even more sweet, but it will engage anyone that's up for this kind of challenge.

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.

Perfect for the younger set.

While the short number of flaws may be too noticeable to ignore, missing out on a game with great characters and an interesting story would be a shame.

Black Monday has a strong story, but aspects like the timed driving missions could have easily been left out, and the game would have been stronger for it.

It is a fun game, and will provide enough challenge for your child - without distracting them too much from the purpose of the game. The child will learn, and have fun doing it. 'Nuff said!

You may not realize it the first time you play it, and you may not be affected by the first gruesome battle, but by the end of this game Resident Evil 4 will have left a mark that can never be erased.

A rare gem that surpasses expectations and stands as an extremely fun and engaging action game.

The music does a great job of setting the atmosphere of the different dungeons and areas in the game. The only minor issue was a slight distortion on some of the voice samples in the game, such as Link's yell.

Just one of those brilliant action games ripe with all the things that make this one an addictive joy to play. With a giant battlefield as your playground, plenty of guns and enough vehicles to use it doesn't get any better than this.