Swashbucklers is a derivative game that borrows heavily from other pirate-based games, but fails to capture their sense of fun and exploration.

The game is 800 Microsoft points, and it is really something that they should just give away. Bad graphics, controls, sound and multiplayer means a bad game and it should not have been.

As basic as a first-person shooter can come. No jumping, no full-speed running and shooting, no original or interesting play mechanics that make you say, "Who needs bullets, I've got a paintball gun!"

Unbearably hard and quite frankly pointless puzzles and sub-par acting with sub-par characters leave this ring waiting to be destroyed in Mt. Doom.

This is a game that had potential, but that potential was not fully realized. The game is not terrible, especially in a multiplayer setting, but it just fails to connect in a truly long-lasting entertaining way.

Blasting holes through soldiers is great, but everything else falls short.

A couple of steps above the average game of its type on the market today.

Aside from the various terrains and many skiers to choose from, this title has the right idea of combining an extreme sports attitude with just the right touch of fantasy.

Easily the worst game I have played all year.

This is a really bad game, and made even worse by taking such a cool license and dragging it across a desert of poor controls and ineffective ideas.

For its variety and frequent nods to classic gaming, Power Rangers Super Legends is a good game. It’s also a very repetitive one and is only recommended to those who want their brawlers, space shooters, and mech games to be underdeveloped and combined into one product.

Dora the Explorer Saves the Mermaids is an average game. It’s not a bad game, but neither is it very good. The mini-games are not engaging for the most part except for a few, and the whole structure is choppy. "Go Diego Go" is designed in a similar manner by the same design company, but for whatever reason, is much more fun.

It was a failure as a challenge, and tribute, to a Disney film.

It's just too hard for its target audience, and the theme and storyline probably won't interest older players. A tutorial level is badly needed, too.

The dated graphics, repetitive sounds, and high difficulty make this game more frustrating than it has to be.

C.O.R.E. is a bumpy trip down memory lane, an unrefined copy of seminal shooters from decades passed. It’s nostalgic, but it also feels anachronistic, a decent-but-outdated FPS that feels too old-fashioned for its own good.

Much of Munch's goodness has been taken and converted to fit the Game Boy Advance.

Look, the game is completely disappointing to young and old fans, and the fat cat has been around for so long, isn't it about time he was given a decent title?

Gruesome and indescribably disappointing.

Takes a step in the wrong direction by trying to take the popular card game and turn it into a turn based style RPG kind of format.

Sadly, this is a game that certainly does have the potential of being a worthwhile paintball title but falls short in so many ways that even shooter fans will be greatly disappointed.

Zatch Bell! ends up being a mish mash of unrealized ideas and poor gameplay.

An arcade RPG clone of "Gauntlet Dark Legacy."

SunAge is an unpolished traditional RTS with a ho-hum storyline and numerous shortcomings, making it a tough sell, especially in the already crowded RTS genre.

The board brings the franchise to life in remarkable ways. There is a decent variety of game modes and the ‘80s look is a nice touch.

This game does a remarkable job of actualizing the events it presents. The graphics are strong, and the lighting effects are dynamic...It just lacks competitive depth.

Some of the individual aspects of the game need to be reworked simply because they seem forced. The game strives to attain a lofty place, but comes up a little short.

I expected the same level of quality from Spyro's new beginning – the game that would reinvent the series. But all we got was a rehash – a mistake I hope does not lead to the series' retirement.