The unrealistic player movements and lack of AI make this one disappointing.

The link-cable support and team-based combat is very cool but the lackluster gameplay, generic enemies, and repetitive button mashing relegate this title to middle-of-the-road.

Despite the name change, Mega Man Star Force inherits all the traits of Battle Network – the good and the bad.

The biggest attraction to NeoGeo Battle Coliseum is the character selection, but everything else is below average.

An average RTS game that had the potential to be more. Only get this game if you were fans of the previous game then you might enjoy this; otherwise it would be best to wait until some of the more promising RTS games come out later this year.

If I had to give advice to the development team, it would be to allow players more freedom in the off-season. Only allowing them two things to do between idiotic load screens is awful.

The only enjoyment you’ll find in Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World is the fact you have a wide range of characters to choose from. Otherwise, avoid DBZ: IW as it’s an uninspiring cash-in on the franchise.

Genie & the Amp makes good use of the DS touch screen, but it’s still something that could have been done via the buttons instead of the touch screen. The graphics do a good job of bringing the show’s ambience to the small screen and the music is right on the money.

It seems like the developers might have gotten rushed to get the game finished at the last minute and did not finely tune all of the game's aspects, especially the enemy AI.

The action isn’t quite as fulfilling or diverse as one might expect.

I had high hopes, but I was let down.

Only the online capabilities kept this game from falling into the basement.

Another action/adventure with the same objectives found in games 10 years ago. The Ant Bully’s fun doesn’t come from its tiring missions, but from the unique control features that open new possibilities for the way we game.

The game purportedly focuses on “speed” yet while playing the game, you never really get the sensation that you are actually going fast.

I found the game's controls to be unfriendly and unnecessary. I asked myself a couple of times if this should be this difficult. My answer was "no" everytime.

Without a great multiplayer component to build replay value, Arctic Tale’s lifespan is based solely on its short single-player adventure.

This is one of the few compilation games that actually passes the bar, barely. I can't say that this is the one for you, but there is some fun found in this title, you just have to look.

Yet another game to add to the list of brawlers we will inevitably forget.

It’s an a mediocre pick-up but there are better games on the Nintendo DS to invest your time and money into.

The gameplay is really simple; it just consists of selecting cards and shifting the order of cards using the stylus. The game is more about logical and mathematical thinking than true gameplay.

A good follow up to We Ski. The addition of snowboarding is good but doesn’t really add anything to the overall gameplay experience except being a nice perk. The larger mountains are a good addition as well.

Kids with no expectations might find it thrilling, but if they’ve already played a couple of racers for PSP, the likelihood of Pocket Racers holding their interest has shrunk.

Dark Void can be summed up in just six words: so much potential, so much disappointment.

The controls and poor AI is where this game falls apart and characters like Wolverine are rendered useless while Iron Man, Storm and Magneto are a tad more fun to play.

Carjacking is quick and fun, at least the first few times. After the first few missions, things feel awfully repetitive.

Uninspiring and strictly by the numbers, Terminator Salvation offers very little in terms or originality or fun.

The challenges aren’t really challenging at all and it seemed to drag on as I played more. The rewards of playing more didn’t feel that gratifying to earn.

Even at its bargain price, the game is over way too quickly and the online multiplayer brilliance of past Rainbow Six games is a flawed experience in this game.