It adds so many little things that it will be worth the players hard earned cash. The Space Epoch itself is worth the price of it.

Order of Ecclesia proves that the Castlevania formula is still as fun now as it was ten years ago, and the new gameplay mechanics keep things fresh and interesting. It’s a 2D action masterpiece, and absolute required playing for any DS owner.

This is my favorite multiplayer game of all time. If I had another child I would name it Ellis whether it was a boy or girl.

My only complaint is the reduction of fatalities.

This game has tons of action, blasting away at alien scum, and won't get beaten in the course of a couple of hours. It's definitely one of the deeper ones out there.

Really slick gameplay here folks. Strong controls with a nifty new fighting system.

The Gran Turismo of off-road racing...This is as close to perfection as the rally racing genre is every going to get.

I really liked that you can play with both the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Mutants; these two teams make for a great combination.

While it may not blow away the competition, it does indeed offer some new features that can’t be found anywhere else, therefore allowing Major League Baseball 2K5 to become a must own game for any fan of the sport.

The three new islands, Avalon (Albion), HyBrasil (Hibernia) and Aegir (Midgard), are all wonderfully crafted realms full of danger, quests and realm combat.

After more than 10 years of arcade mastery (and 10 years of dreaming of an arcade-perfect portable adaptation), Namco has finally brought the game to a handheld powerful enough to reproduce Tekken’s unrivaled fighting engine.

There is so much to do, and players will be drawn into the game, and it won't let them go until they unlock everything. This is the best movie to game conversion that has come out in a long time.

Graphically stunning and a whole lot of fun.

This is a terrific blend of arcade-style gaming (as in with the players steaming and bursting into flame) and straight-ahead sports simulation.

The environment is huge but the controls are simple enough to allow players to explore without complication.

The must-own Street Fighter sequel. SFII fans have been waiting more than a decade for a game like this.

Sly Cooper is the first video game to directly parody the "Metal Gear Solid" series, and it does it really, really well.

Games like these not only lift the bar, they annihilate it!

Epitomizes the quintessence of the series while introducing hugely entertaining innovations.

This game earns a spot next to Advance Wars DS and Castlevania: DoS as an essential title in the library of anyone who enjoys top-notch single-player experiences on DS.

After welcoming the precocious and mischievous fur-balls (and other assortment) into your home, you’ll wonder how you could have lived without them.

I can’t think of the last time I sat down to play a game and I smiled so much that my face actually started to hurt. That’s what Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil did for me.

Offers a lot of new vehicles, weapons, and maps to give you even more of what you've been playing this game for all this time. It is a solid and enjoyable addition to the BF series that just makes that game even more addictive and gives you some new ways to play and new toys to play with.

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.

It’s got all the goods of the original, more refinement than the sequel, and more replay value than both predecessors.

Nearly every aspect of this game is perfect, and despite its historic roots, becomes a 'must own,' not only for Mega Man fans, but for every PSP owner out there.

The gameplay is riveting and exciting, the visuals and audio some of the best ever, with enough ways to play that will keep you busy for months.

The experience of NASCAR Thunder 2003 can be summed up in four words...replayability, challenge, realism, and FUN!