For the initial thrills, high replay value, and outstanding time-kill factor, M.A.C.H. is a great game to have spinning in your PSP. But if a sequel is to be made, here’s hoping for a lengthier single-player campaign.

Control is simple though, and I’d have to say this might be a worthy diversion for a young gamer or perhaps a casual gamer, but a veteran gamer should seek elsewhere for that delicious, in-depth RTS fixin.

The enemy is out there ­ somewhere. Finding him is the easy part, staying with him could prove tough, especially when the jet fighter you are flying turns like a semi on a go-kart track.

That's the beauty of Tennis Masters Series: beating it doesn't kill your desire to play it again. In fact, it may actually enhance it.

It doesn't raise the bar for online cooperative gameplay and even the basic character movements made me shutter.

Unusual mini-game entertainment built specifically for kids.

A disappointment. Despite the good graphics, decent sound, and rich story, the gameplay suffers quite badly.

If you absolutely need a new racing game for your portable, pick this up but do so knowing that the controls cripple the fun parts.

I’ve always wanted a Gundam RPG. Despite its many issues, I’m glad Bandai finally took the steps necessary to make it happen. It’s a flawed disappointment, but it was worth checking out.

Delivers a solid and challenging PSP game that fans of all things poker will gladly take along with them.

Link’s Crossbow training and Ghost Squad offer more in-depth gameplay and more fun for a similar price.

Away: Shuffle Dungeon has a lot of charm and a great central gameplay system, but the gameplay is too shallow and simple to ever really draw the player in. It’s a cute, simple dungeon crawler with a great gimmick, but unfortunately it never really becomes anything more.

Even though the DS does not have an analog control, the game is really responsive.

Overkill is a high-octane thrill ride from beginning to end... or in other words, fun.

Just when you reach your breaking point the game changes up just enough to make you continue.

The frequent backtracking gets annoying, but given that Oogie's Revenge is like Devil May Cry and was developed by Capcom, it still manages to provide a memorable experience.

It could have been better with an easier puzzle section for certain parts of the game, while it could have been worse without all of the great features. It’s hard to really knock the game because it tries so hard to do so much while stumbling to do it just right.

This title is too conventional for its own good. Ultimately, there’s no compelling real reason to pick this one up, unless you just have to have another fix of the vampire mythos and don’t mind gameplay that can feel more like drudgery than fun.

When it comes down to it, your eyes and ears have more fun than your thumbs.

A game that suffers from “could have been great“ syndrome. The weapons are cool and the missions are exciting, but the controls ruined everything.

There is freshness to the latest version of Ultima Online that transcends the same graphical elements players of late have been used to.

Not as fun or as sexy as it should have been, Summer Heat Beach Volleyball has its moments of addictive diversion but its faults keep the game from being a true volleyball game.

A lot like Gradius or Raiden. You’re basically maneuvering around enemy fire while mashing on the fire button.

Warning: Playing this game with these lovable characters --- will become addicting.

Diner Dash fits right at home on the Nintendo DS and it remains to be one of the most repetitive yet highly addictive games that shouldn’t be missed. The touchscreen features could have been a bit better but compared to the PSP version this one is by far the best portable version of this game.

A solid adventure game with some very nice improvements over its predecessor. However, the low difficulty level may turn off gamers looking for a challenge.

Some decent variety, but a lot of bugs can bog the experience down.

The combat of Spyborgs is fun enough to fuel an arcade-brawler revival, but a complete lack of variety, length, and design ingenuity derails its potential like a steel-tipped boot to the jaw.