An average game that employs the same battle system as numerous other Japanese-style dungeon crawls. Unfortunately, when you have seen so many, it is hard to get excited about another.

With drab levels and weak controls, The Saboteur is only a shell of the console version.

Data Squad has too much text for a five-year-old to enjoy it, too many annoyances for a 10-year-old to be amused. And the storyline is lacking.

Six Flags Fun Park is not a terrible game, but it's not really a good game either. I'm not going to play it again, unless I really have to. Then again, I'm not a child, and I can imagine a child enjoying it more thoroughly.

But kids who want a quick and easy game that’s fun to play, has a nice variety of power-ups, and offers something different from the norm will be amused by what BB07 has to offer.

Quantum Theory looks and feels like an anime-inspired fan mod of Gears of War 1. While I'm a devout supporter of doing things right the first time, I wouldn't mind seeing a sequel that steps up its game, makes better use of Filena, and learns from the critical feedback the original received (which is nearly insurmountable at this point).

Only a select few will be hooked for more than a few seasons. John Deere Harvest in the Heartland is extremely addictive but also extremely frustrating – not because the game is challenging or cheap, but because of the inexcusable issues that prevent it from reaching its full potential.

It really is a shameless excuse to try and cash in on a license. Fans of the series will be disappointed in this brain numbing exercise.

The finished product really let me down due to tons of problems - bad AI, sloppy controls, and slow gameplay.

Apparently, fun has the same agent as Rachel Weisz; it’s not in this game, either.

This is one of those games you’ll look forward to, have a brief amount of fun with, and then wonder what went wrong.

Sea Monsters will hold as much water as a glass in your kitchen when compared to the depth of any other DS game available today.

A title that could have been much better, but really cannot compare with either its other console platform counterparts, nor with some other GBA baseball games in terms of gameplay options.

Old age just doesn't fit Myst as well as it does other games from the same era.

If the user interface and manuals were more thought-out, had a multiplayer option, and better unit pathfinding skills, it could have been a solid game.

It’s obvious to see that Tron hasn’t lasted the “test of time.” For only 400 MS Points, you shouldn’t expect much more than a straight up port with a few additions thrown on top.

Justice League Heroes for the DS lacks intense battles and super heroics of the console version but at least it gives us a game with a lot of cool characters and a lot to unlock.

If you have to see what it's about for yourself, rent it before purchasing, and above all else… find a friend.

If this series were to receive a significant upgrade – perhaps via the DW: Gundam sequel – it could finally move beyond its troubled past. For now, unfortunately, it is stuck in a dated, mechanically-challenged form that is all but impossible to enjoy.

A game for those with a massive amount of patience. However, if you're a fan of top of the line simulations, the Norns may be a good pick.

The ability to play as some of DC’s characters from the hit cartoon show on Cartoon Network was nifty, but the AI issues and repetitive action scenes tend to get a little boring after a while.

Naughty Bear strives to be tasteless and base, but in order for a game to truly pull that off it has to be funny, which Naughty Bear definitely isn't. The story is empty and the narration gets irritating very quickly. The gameplay is repetitive, the mission structure is absent, the graphics are lousy, and the whole experience is mired by a variety of technical shortcomings and bugs.

A major disappointment and a badly designed collection of mini-games that feel too rushed to be much fun on the Nintendo Wii.

With the poor controls and boring levels Rengoku doesn’t feel nearly as fluid as it could.

The faces of the characters, including your lead, Jarik, seem disfigured and unattractive - definitely not even close to seeming geared towards a PS2 system.

Good for the kiddies if frustration is not an issue. I can't think of a situation where it wouldn't be.

The only enjoyment I got out of this game was seeing some sprites from classic games after completing a mission. The rest was just boring, if not annoying or frustrating.

The idea that looked good on paper translated into unfair challenge and highly monotonous gameplay on the screen. Sanctum of Slime will have you reminiscing about the days when the Ghostbusters franchise meant good films, not lousy video games.