Sadly, Viking is one of those games that could have been great but thanks to repetitive hack-and-slash gameplay there is really not much here even Odin would approve.

Into the Inferno won't speak to every DS owner simply because of the Avatar license. But Avatar fans aren't the only ones who should benefit from this upper-tier Zelda clone. Anyone who enjoyed Phantom Hourglass should at least rent, if not buy, this above-average Avatar sequel.

Despite the minor problems with the enemy detection and sometimes annoying "decoy" visuals, this is an entertaining game and one that kids will enjoy.

The complete opposite of the console versions. No action. No adventuring. Bad controls, repetitive objectives, zero variety – you should skip this one and stick to the others.

Dirk controls very slowly and the jumps are imprecise enough to cause migraines. Plus the combat system is nothing more than running straight at a Giddy Goon swinging your sword around.

The lack of direction is what really kills the game, though. With the generous health points, numerous save spots and easy to defeat enemies, this would seem like a game targeted toward kids, but the lack of more detailed information on the gameplay isn't kid-friendly.

Chaos Legion is like a train on a circular track: it goes round and round, never veering from the path. I'll leave it up to you to decide whether or not that's a good thing.

This game was made for a specific group of hardcore race fans who will dig the hour-long races and in depth customization. Mainstream race fans will be disappointed.

This is a clone that's only worth renting if you've yet to tire of the genre's many stereotypes.

While the fast-paced and action-packed chapters have their share of spectacular moments, the game is held back by characters we do not really care about and dated gameplay that just doesn’t feel like a next-generation game.

Its unique style and lighthearted charm set it apart in a genre increasingly filled with dark, somber epics.

Top Spin 3's hardcore AI is on par with the console versions, but the overall package isn't nearly as fun.

Snappy graphics and zany sound, but just not enough challenge and depth, still, a worthy entry in the party game mix.

A nice entry to the series and brings a nice collection of arcade racers to the fray. However, it would've been cooler to see more in the package.

It’s quality and not quantity that makes Capcom Puzzle World such a delightful package that should please puzzle fans looking for more puzzle goodness for their PSP.

If you really like light-shooters and are looking for something different than a modern setting, you will probably find the game a breath of fresh air.

With much more precise controls and a much more solid camera, Taz: Wanted could have been one of those rare treats for gamers of all ages.

The combat isn't deep, the level design's not fantastic, and the AI's a bit dumb. But BloodRayne has one big thing going for it: it's fun!

The controls are clunky, the graphics are below average, and the story is plain. The best things about Dead Aim are its concept and entertainment factor.

A pretty straightforward brawler that, while fun at first, probably won’t hold your attention for very long.

The plot may be a little worn (as in borrowed), but the environments are well done, there is a nice variety of weaponry to be collected, and you really don’t have to think about what to shoot – you just kill anything that moves because you are the only human survivor.

A well-made game featuring excellent graphics, solid sound, and challenging puzzles and levels. This is an entertaining game capable of providing hours of enjoyment to any age level.

The counter/reversal/combination system is definitely a heavyweight champion.

A good game with solid animation, and a terrific passing system. The game may not be one of the top scorers in the league, but it set up the goal scoring opportunity very well.

Plays like the 2-D games of old, which is great news to any Mega Man fan.

It’s not new, it’s not innovative, but hey – it still works.

A decent game that could have a lot more with better variety of missions, more attention to graphic details, and so on. What this game does succeed at is the amount of customization for your Mech that you will pilot.

Very similar to the other games in the series, albeit with more polish. If you wanted more of the series’ past experiences, NASCAR 09 delivers that and then some – but not with the same level of amazement the series once had.