Bravo, PlatinumGames. You've made a game and created a heroine that gives Dante a reason to cry.

A surprisingly excellent GBA game with plenty of lengthy levels and ninja action that will bring to mind those great classic platform games of the old days.

It presents a nice challenge, and has a solid options package.

Across the game’s several innovative features, a common thread ensures Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10’s status as a landmark Wii title — from stunningly accurate motion controls to allowing players to compete with the pros, this game was made to be the most immersive golf game of all-time. And it is.

It’s not cheap, it’s excruciatingly difficult. There is a difference.

A somewhat addictive and enjoyable race game wrapped in sterling graphical elements.

An incredible and original game of operation.

The game is a joy to control, even when using the more complex control schemes.

The team-based elements are great, calling to mind X-Men Legends. Unfortunately, the game lacks depth and feels pretty linear, making the adventure short lived overall.

Anyone can jump in and enjoy DanceMasters instantly, but those looking to truly master the game will find a long, rewarding process ahead of them.

If, however, you've always wanted to make your own WarioWare mini-games – or have had the desire to create any game at all – WarioWare: D.I.Y. is an impressive package that won't let you down.

The controls are more responsive than the 360 platform, and there is the create-a-player option to put you squarely into the heat of the battle.

The game is technically shorter than other Zelda adventures, but there's no way you'll finish this one in a couple days unless you have a strategy guide at your side. Believe me when I say that a strategy guide is no way to enjoy a Zelda game.

The best stunt driving game I've played all year. It's challenging, but not to the point where you'll risk losing your sanity.

If you love playing tabletop-strategy board games, or strategy games in general then you will love Diplomacy. It offers hours upon hours of gameplay that will keep you entertained for months to come.

A refreshingly different take on the series, with high-speed action and excellent online features.

I liken it to a big budget Hollywood movie, sure there isn't anything super surprising or ground breaking, but it sure is entertaining.

Most games lose their luster after you've killed the 999th warrior, but Total Warrior keeps things fresh throughout the journey.

The Darkness is a deep FPS game, giving you a nice world to explore and great Darkness powers to use. The controls are a little sluggish, however, and the AI leaves a little bit to be desired.

With the TSO expansion, EverQuest II continues to be one of the top MMOs on the market and The Shadow Odyssey only deepens the experience.

The game does an admirable job of capturing Shrek’s world and its inhabitants, while remaining compelling and interesting.

The scenarios are both challenging and interesting and there’s even some CSI-like crime scene investigating.

Looks amazing, but the game play is rather ordinary,

Spooky ghost hunts, intense battles, and rewarding captures all make Ghostbusters one fine gameplay experience.

Despite a questionable control system, Street Fighter: Alpha 3 Max has proven that the fighting genre still has some kick left in it, even in the portable world.

You'll get bored with the single-player modes but will play it just to unlock everything. The unlocked goodies (extra players, fields, etc.) only make the multiplayer games more fun.

A lot of DS games have attempted originality – Honeycomb Beat actually accomplishes something. It’s an incredibly fun, obsession-producing puzzler that runs on brainpower.

Acquire did an outstanding job with the storyline of this game.