This may be a good title for younger players familiar with the cartoon. It has some variety, the levels are short and the atmosphere is light.

Even though this Alter Echo has a unique idea, the repetition kills it completely. This game is a good rental but nothing more.

This is a good collection, but it's old. Not in the good, classical meaning of the word. Old as-in, repeat. It's been done before, and done well. There is no reason to have this unless you never touched the original Namco Museum.

The game has some amazing graphics and a style that is hard to match. If you've never played a Viewtiful Joe game and you want a quick experience then RHR is a good place to start.

If Lineage II has one main problem, it is that it is a treadmill supported by an economic system that is inane.

Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law isn’t the game that will create a resurgence in PS2 gaming. Instead we get a typical point-and-click type of game with a zany cast of characters that will please die-hard fans of the television show.

The fast-paced and intense offense showcases the style of play found in the AFL. Gamers wanting a deep and extensive football experience will be disappointed.

Hardcore fans of simulation football should probably stay clear of Blitz: The League II unless they’re looking for a cool storyline. However, anybody else who is even moderately interested in football should take a liking to this Blitz game.

Simply and entertaining, this game requires very little mental work but quick fingers and a decent sense of timing. It might be a little beyond the capabilities of younger players, but those from 8 or 9 and up should find this fun.

A lengthy strategy game with a fair learning curve. It’ll take you an hour to understand the controls and combat system; it could take twice as long to grasp the massive ship-building system.

The addition of character control and world exploration are a natural transition for the series. The picture is crystal clear, simplifying the act of card placement.

Had it been taken as seriously as other racers on the market, NASCAR 2011 could have been a very solid title.

The gameplay more than makes up for the lack of big budget production.

The biggest downside here is in the game length, and most gamers will be able to run through it probably in a matter of 1 – 2 hours.

There will be plenty of people out there that will eat this title up, and just as many people scratching their heads as they don't know what is going on.

The new ways to play it are creative, but most of them aren’t different enough to make you feel like you’re playing a variety of modes.

The mediocre graphics combined with the serious lack of options guarantee that it will end up collecting dust on my shelf.

Strong narrative and open-ended design are the highlights of this fantasy experience. Divinity II: Ego Draconis will likely be overlooked by many due to the timing of its release, but it offers a genuinely engrossing world for RPG buffs to wallow in.

Chronicles of Mystery The Scorpio Ritual is a good game for a few hours of adventure game fun. Players in-between games at the moment may want to pick this one up and play.

Not quite what I was hoping for.

Newcomers or younger gamers hopefully will try it out and see where the fun is, but ultimately this game is for those of us who grew up during that golden 80's era.

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.

Racing enthusiasts and gear heads will be able to squeeze some fun out of this title, but very few others will. There is no lean into the gameplay for simulation racing newcomers, so you should probably stay away from this one unless you know you like sim racers.

Accessible, with an easy-to-learn control scheme, this game should appeal to younger players while still providing a minor challenge for slightly older players.

ProStreet has a tiring, monotonous start that could turn off even the most loyal Need for Speed fanatic. But if have the need to stick around, the race events do speed up to a better, more enjoyable pace. Eventually.

While this definitely expands the world of UO in terms of new territories, it still offers much the same in gameplay aspects.

New Zealand Story Revolution makes no concessions to the 20 years that have passed since the original hit arcades. It’s tough as nails, but the game’s fan base wouldn’t have it any other way.

Newer gamers who haven't played the original might find this game to not be worth the trouble due to the difficulty.