Fans of "Ikaruga" will be glad to know that there is finally a comparable title available for the Game Boy Advance.

Playing a complete season with the option to make trades, sign players and call the plays the way you see fit makes this a pretty impressive portable experience that might not be as fulfilling as the big boys version but still does a great job of representing the game.

This is a great game for people who want a challenging format. It takes a lot of planning for the missions, and they are not completed easily.

A really fun and addicting title, despite the fact that it’s pretty similar to other titles in the same genre if you strip it down to the core.

Not only will you feel like you're running with the Corleone family but as far as the mobster genre is concerned, it will not fail to reveal a true peek into what it really means to be a gangster.

For returning players, PGR is basically more of the same – whether that is good or bad is dependent on if you like the series.

While the PS2 version is noticeably inferior to the Xbox and PC versions from a technical standpoint, its still a very worthy title if the PS2 is the only platform you can play it on.

Solid tactical experience that will provide hours upon hours of a play time.

Value-wise, you can’t beat an expansion pack like this. It updates the graphics and furthers the story while giving players a solid strategic experience. That Sierra is basically giving it away free is a big plus.

One of the best multiplayer games you'll find on the PS2. I loved it at the arcade and I love it at home. I just wish it was a new experience.

While it doesn’t change up the formula too much, Winning Eleven 2007: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 offers plentiful options in replay value. Can someone pass along word that Konami needs to improve the graphics dramatically next time around?

Guitar Hero: World Tour has a few kinks to work out, just as the first Rock Band did last year. But it's still a worthy contender of Harmonix's new offspring and is also worthy of being added to your game collection.

It may not be the best game on the market in either the civilization or strategic warfare genre, but it is a terrific combination of both.

It’s pretty clear that "MVP 2004" is the overall winner this year, but this one comes dangerously close to being this year’s favorite baseball title.

With a charismatic and unforgettable lead character and a lengthy and diverse number of missions, the game will hook you into its great story.

F.E.A.R. 2 is a great game that offers an intense single-player experience and a solid multiplayer experience. While the single-player mode might be somewhat linear and maybe a little too short the overall experience is still top notch.

Stunning graphics (especially for a handheld version) really impart a sense of speed and frantic gameplay as you shred your way down the mountain.

While its heavy-on-the-realism feature can be too realistically demanding the game’s racing fun does not slow down very much.

Fans of the sport will find everything from the controls to the graphics has improved greatly and while it’s not a major leap forward, it is a big leap in the right direction.

Need For Speed lives up to its heritage staying at the forefront in the evolution of racing simulations. Although I wish there was more revolution I can’t deny its status of a rock-solid racer.

With good gameplay, amazing sound and absorbing atmosphere, Frontline is a great title not to be missed.

Lots of replayability here if you like online play.

What the game brings to the fore is intense, hard-driving racing, great graphics and solid sound.

Minor quibbles aside, this is an atmospheric and desolate experience that fans of the series will want to jump into.

The puzzles are interesting and sometimes challenging, and the humor is spot-on. The story is a hoot, and the voice-acting is great. What more could you ask for?

A great basketball game, and offers players plenty of bang for their buck and definitely the best B-Ball value this year. Unfortunately, those expecting enough major changes to warrant the price hike may be disappointed.

For those turned off by the gameplay mechanics of "Silent Hill" and "Resident Evil," this may be the horror game you’ve been waiting for.

The most appealing aspect is the game's length. Hot Pursuit 2 is one of the longest racing games out there.