For real, genuine scares, this does not disappoint.

The interface makes the gameplay a pleasure, with its easy controls and menus. The only drawback to the gameplay is the lack of more than one save game slot, which means only one person can play each game cartridge.

There's something about the simple (but unobvious) puzzles, the simple battles and the attack limitations that make it impossible to put down.

The Room is a frightening and disturbing jaunt even with its number of flaws you'll encounter along the way, but it is definitely a jaunt well worth taking.

The game's speed progresses from Andy Dick insane to Charles Manson insane, always pushing the envelope and always keeping gamers glued to their TV, white knuckling their controllers.

This is a simple RTS/RPG hybrid that just oozes charm. It’s not groundbreaking by any means, but it is imminently playable and more importantly fun.

Might not be the definitive Terminator game but because of its variety in gameplay and old-school shooter action, it’s certainly the best one available thus far.

If you love the film you’ll want to take the trip.

Provides an intriguing storyline that is sure to capture fans of the team-based tactical shooter genre.

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.

The so-called mature sexual themes are so bad they're amusing.

You will find comfort in using the mute button.

Definitely geared for younger gamers, but it really lacks polish so it might frustrate them as well.

Expands the entire world, though the focus in this one is on community involvement. Players not part of organizations can still participate in the invasion scenarios, but this is definitely targeted toward in-game organizations.

Whether you know everything there is to know about Street Fighter or you’re new to the series, Street Fighter Anniversary Collection is an incredible package.

There are load times and the missions are timed, but even though you have 30 minutes to meet the winning conditions of battle, the AI seems smart enough to challenge and force players to work quickly and smartly.

This game has one of the best battle engines I have seen in an RPG and it would be an absolute shame for you to miss it!

A mixed bag that goes from simple (and a tad frustrating) to thoughtfully compelling in the combat.

The multiplayer aspect of GP 2004 is an absolute blast. There’s nothing like the excitement and tension of racing against a human player when you round that final turn, neck and neck, frantically fighting the urge to not make your move too soon, especially if your foe begins to pull away.

Playing The Guy Game by yourself is like playing Monopoly by yourself; the point of the game is to compete for the most points, so it’s boring to play alone. If you have two or three other friends that are into nudity, drinking, and high school humor this is a great choice.

Intense racing with hair-trigger controls and the option to adjust them to your personal setting. The game also allows you to play online with other racers in a full field of cars in each of the four NASCAR series.

A good, involving mystery adventure that most players will enjoy for the story and the puzzles.

There are a ton of new options that have been added in too, from intimidating to sharing the draft, friendships and rivalries, and overall the game seems much more realistic than any previous version.

Having a game that is so close to the real thing is a unique treat-- if you appreciate that fishing is NOT easy and something only for drunken rednecks to waste their days doing. It is challenging, unpredictable and requires strategy.

A fun game if you enjoy hunting or hunting titles, but it probably won’t have enough to bring the casual player into it and keep them hooked for the long run … like myself.

I did like this game, and loved the variety of lures and lush scenery. It is among the best I have ever seen in such a game. There are just some missing aspects of the actual casting, catching and ability to land the treasured Trophy fish.

The improvements in the gameplay become obvious the second you’re slammed against the boards or the very instant you perform a snap shot at just the precise moment the other team’s defense drops.

The missions are plentiful but many of them become repetitive but it’s the jerky flight controls that will frustrate gamers the most.