While a very nice and original concept, Uplink will only appeal to a select few.

It's a massively built game but it seems more time was spent on creating the city than creating a driving story.

Risen loses a bit in the porting process to the Xbox 360, but aside from the technical shortcomings, this is still a pretty solid experience that brings some good things to the RPG table.

Never mind the extremely poor quality of its visuals, the game’s enemy AI and its many bugs will not fail to frustrate gamers.

For a light session with a favored city, this is a fun enough game for short periods at the computer.

Fun, shallow gameplay with cool 3D stages, cheap enemies and a fair amount of repetition.

Armored Core for Answer will completely satisfy any fans of the series thus far, and will even do the job for action or mech fans in general. Newcomers to the mech genre might find themselves lost in the customization options and level of difficulty presented.

While the Skill Stick is the best addition to a PS2 hockey game in recent memory, it doesn't move mountains. NHL 08 is a slightly revamped version of NHL 07.

PRISM: Light the Way is a casual puzzler with some fun elements and easy-to-grasp play, although the game is best played in short bursts in order to break up the monotony.

The Office is a casual game that borrows heavily from "Diner Dash" and will appeal to fans of the show who have a passing interest in video games, and not really much else.

A solid sequel to "Feel the Magic," but the DS has been out a while, and using the system to play a variety of quirky mini games is not exactly foreign territory anymore.

A cheap redux of the original.

Though it was short and easy, I did have fun playing it.

If this product has a failing point, it has to be the graphical elements. But then again, this program is built so that just about anyone with a Pentium computer can play it.

A decent little game aimed for younger players. It has style and looks good. There are some minor issues but nothing that is overwhelming.

AI is absolutely down right dumber than a puppy chew toy.

Not only will Star Trek fans enjoy the characterizations, but fans of chess-style games will enjoy the online nature of this program.

Fans of the first two Pac-Man World games will certainly enjoy this game that might not add a refreshing new take on the series but had enough levels to keep your hands busy for a few hours.

Heroes of Annihilated Empires does the standard fantasy RTS elements just fine, but unfortunately doesn’t stand out in any particular way.

There's a lot going for this game, but there's also several strikes against it, namely bad camera design and sticky gameplay issues.

Dark Messiah feels like a missed opportunity, with some huge ideas but a definite lack of polish.

With weak enemy AI and a few so-so missions, the real treat here is how well the game handles true military tactics and the things our fighting men and women have to go through to make it in today's Army.

Despite a sizable list of issues to be fixed and features to be added, 2K8 still provides a decent baseball simulation.

The game is totally off kilter in its design and inception, but the good folks at The Adventure Company are on to something here and the next incarnation could be revolutionary.

It's fast, it's colorful, it's funny, and it goes down smoothly-in other words, it has many of the same things going for it as the Naruto comics themselves.

Fun at first, but after a while it falls prey to repetitive gameplay and mindless hack & slash action. At most, the game would be a good rental for fans of the Fallout PC series or those looking for more "Dark Alliance."

A decently fun platformer, with enough variety to keep it interesting, but one that suffers a little from awkward controls and too few game hours.

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.