An extension of all the things that made Burnout 3 a success (soundtrack and multiplayer excluded). The steering and speed boost mechanics, course design, and unrivaled thrill-factor come together for another addictive and surreal racing game.

A well-rounded poker game on the PSP; what sets it apart is it's uniqueness. Sure there are only a few different poker games (five) but it's the journey in this case, not just the destination.

Surprisingly brilliant and utterly addictive, The Club is one of those games that are hard to put down offline or online.

While it might not change the way we look at first-person shooters, Darkwatch is a competent shooter that wonderfully blends action-packed gunslinging with Capcom's brand of nightmarish chills. It's also one of the most enjoyable shooters set in the Old West you'll find on the Xbox thus far.

Some of the fights, especially early on in your career, are over with in less time than it takes to load the bout. But that aside, this is a title that is fun and addictive.

If Lineage II has one main problem, it is that it is a treadmill supported by an economic system that is inane.

Despite the loss of its multiplayer mode and the not-so-pleasing visuals, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories for the PS2 is still a satisfying and appealing game GTA fans will certainly enjoy.

When it comes to a great program for younger gamers, Disney’s Extreme Skate Adventure is a bonafide success. Older, more experienced players may get a chuckle or two from the animation, but will not find it much of a challenge.

Excellent controls, mechanics and ball physics designed for a sports game that is very easy to grasp.

Not really changed since Moto GP but refreshing with radically different courses, the game is down to earth but loads of fun to play.

A great sequel to one of the PSP's best franchises, LocoRoco 2 is definitely a game fans of the original will want in their collection.

The game flow is much better, the animation is smoother and the overall experience is more enjoyable. Sure, there are some elements that would be nice to have included (like a better Be A Pro mode), but that little bit is countered by the replayability offered by the NBA Live 365 feature and the DNA downloads.

A new control scheme has been put into place that greatly affects how FIFA is played, but it doesn't quite deliver.

This is a classic gamer’s fantasy.

While it’s not a radically new direction for the series, the return to the familiar elements that made this series such a joy are back and the action-packed moments scattered throughout make this a game fans will definitely enjoy.

It's obvious that the designers cared about their product and their target audience.

If this game is played for 15 minutes and then discarded due to the slow speed and pace of the game, you aren’t giving it the patience it deserves.

I recommend this game for its great story, wonderfully intense battles and a killer multiplayer mode that takes the action online.

A very linear game, but combines smooth graphical elements and excellent sound to deliver a wonderful experience.

Bear in mind that while the parachuting element is unique, this is still a Medal of Honor game. It doesn’t take first-person shooting to new heights. If you expected something else – if you anticipated next-gen innovation – you’ve forgotten that we live in a time where graphics are currently the most likely game feature to receive an update.

Excellent controls, mechanics and ball physics designed for a sports game that is very easy to grasp.

The game has animation repetition, but has some arcade-like factors, but overall, the look of the game, the options package and the sound point the way to a well-designed PlayStation title.

A major step forward for the SingStar franchise, the PS3 version of the franchise is well-conceived and nicely handled.

While the game does stumble on a few fronts, X-Men Origins comes as close as ever to capturing the spirit of Wolverine.

The number of gameplay modes really enhances the replay value of the game, and there is even an online mode included to go out and challenge opponents online.

I think this is a really fun, and simple minded game. Nothing like a "Bioshock" in terms of thinking and plot, but more like a 3rd person shooter that's got an arcade feel to it.

Even with the lower standard of graphics and sound, the game is still above board in the fun department. I really like this title and thank it deserves some big time praise for bringing back the cool in single-player RPGs.

Prinny is an absolutely charming, funny and downright fun handheld gem we wish popped up on the PSP more often. This is a side-scrolling platform game with a lot to offer those gamers that appreciates an enjoyable, bite-sized adventure that is close to giving a certain Italian plumber some competition.