Once all the items are round, there isn’t any point to replay the levels. Parents may want to pass on this one.

An interesting debut, but one that falls prey to weak production and more repetition than a Ramones album.

Had it not been for the frequent slowdown and the “iffy” driving sequences this game could have scored an 8 easily, making it one of the better entries on the GBA.

I do think Dead Rising 2: Case Zero has actually done more harm than good because after playing through this DLC, it's safe to say that many will leave with a sour look on their face and may question the purchase of Dead Rising 2 next month.

This game was made for a specific group of hardcore race fans who will dig the hour-long races and in depth customization. Mainstream race fans will be disappointed.

The control scheme and presentation makes the game very boring to play after only a short period of time, not to mention that the story mode won’t last you longer than a day.

What little fun comes in short bursts and is hindered by its awful controls and uninteresting single-player campaign mode.

The gameplay is still repetitive and uninspired, the graphics still weak and the storyline still overly cheesy.

This game is in the right direction with great style and production values, but ultimately the mini-games are too few and the game mechanics are severely under par – Your reflex should be to save your money.

Ninja Council 4 is a hard game to recommend true fans of the spiky haired ninja even with the cool roster of characters. Unfortunately, there are a number of problems that will not fail to annoy anyone looking for a good action platform game with plenty of that awesome Jutsu.

Unfortunately by offering little to no role-playing experience and by being based on an outmoded and poorly accessed combat system PoR is anything but radiant.

We like the mini-games and additional activities, though. Hopefully the next iteration will bring improved gameplay and graphics.

The thrill is minute with more experienced players, but might keep young gamers enthralled much longer.

Chicken Hunter may be a pastime for kids, but without any depth attached, not much time will pass before they're reaching for something else.

Merely just a so-so experience that has its share of good and not-so good moments.

Sega and Rebellion don’t offer much of a unique experience to attract gamers who have been up to their eyeballs in video games since the holidays.

Sluggish controls, load times and some balance issues create a game atmosphere that moves from the possibility of entertaining to frustrating rather quickly.

This is a niche game that might appeal to fans of the sport but will leave others feeling very underwhelmed.

The plot is clever but the game seems to miss the mark when it comes to production value, I think with some better dialogue and voice work we may have had a sleeper hit.

There's not much more to say. Pass on this one unless you are the most hardcore of RPG players. Even then stop and reassess if you're really sure about this. Maybe go for a walk and clear your head. If you're still determined, have at it. You are one of the special few.

The game lacks any of the extra touches that make something special, especially a Trek game. The game does succeed in the basics. Its playable, the graphics are adequate.

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

Air Conflicts could have been a great flight-combat sim seeing as all the right elements are present but there are way too many obstacles that make flying these unfriendly skies too boring. Plagued with a number of frustrating problems, this is a game that fans of the genre should skip.

While the dialogue was humorous, albeit annoying at times, it doesn't catapult the title into the area of a worthy recommendation. So, with that being said, I have to say, Comic Jumper is a letdown.

Slow and monotonous.

Not one videogame fan I know disliked GoldenEye on the N64. Unfortunately this version of the classic title was a big disappointment.

Even among adults, the game is certainly a test of patience and perseverance. Create isn't exactly what it calls itself, but it will get the job done for puzzle-heads looking for a quick fix.

There is not much replay here, and it is almost a chore to want to succeed.