As a flight simulator goes, this is as technical and detailed as it gets. For fans of warplanes and flight sims, you should look forward to getting this running on your highly advanced PC system.

A great game! We’re having a blast with it. It looks good, and plays great. There are a few things I would like added or changed, mainly to have a more zoomed out camera view, and to have more things to do that involve creativity like painting, drawing or designing. However, these are mostly minor quibbles.

If the training consisted of entertaining mini-games, then it might not have been such a big problem. But the training is so basic that the computer might as well do the training itself. Oh, wait, I forgot -- it does!

Lego Batman is a good game. The main problem is that the developers haven't bothered to fix many of the complaints that many people have had with their previous games.

It's made for kids, but you'd have to be pretty jaded and close-minded to ignore the fun that's to be had by playing this game.

Simple game mechanics, wonderful visuals and a good story all give Riviera compelling elements that should delight RPG fans.

It is a solid R&C release, despite its shortness.

The control scheme is solid and the balls system is an innovative way of rewarding risky maneuvers.

This is still a really great game, but it's unable to truly surmount all of the difficulties that Wii puts on an FPS. If you only play one FPS on the Wii, this should be it, but it's still got many of the same problems that the genre is known for on this system.

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.

It is better played on the consoles so I advise that to be your first option.

This game is a lot of fun, there’s a lot to do, and Galactrix is a highly addictive arcade game that many players will enjoy.

I loved the approach they took in setting this game up. I see this as a fresh genre that I haven’t seen successfully implemented until now.

The real draw is the depth of the game. This is not a title for the casual turn-based strategic gamer. This is a title that requires thought, patience and a solid foundation in the game mechanics.

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.

Great storytelling aside, Hell’s Highway is an utterly gripping and action-packed jaunt into the hellish frontlines that might not be executed as well as it should be but is still worthy of playing. Its glitches and somewhat unspectacular visuals actually keep this from being a brilliant game but it doesn’t hold it back from being fun either.

It’s not a must-own for everyone, but the new pitching system should get your attention, if only for a rental.

Beneath all of the beautiful levels and endless bullets there is an emotional story, which is a bit surprising considering that most of the games in the genre don't have any. It's very melodramatic and reminiscent of a visual novel-style of storytelling - this Otaku's dream come true.

When you are so familiar with the characters, it is often difficult to switch from movie to game and still have the characters true to form. This game has done it beautifully. It is one of those games, which is for kids but also brings out the kid in all of us.

The graphics are very good, and the action is intense. This is a wonderful boxing game.

A great game...The only things that slightly detract are the shortness of the overall game, and the sameness of many of the mini-games.

The gameplay is well-designed and executed, and the multiplayer modes and mini-games increase the replayability. A great game for any family's library.

The best PS2 shooter I've played all year.

For fans of Penny Arcade, purchasing this game will be a no brainer.

The story is still scary and still a bit confusing but the action is good and that makes this a fun ride worth taking.

The Dynasty mode is still a blast, even though it isn’t entirely new. And the core gameplay mechanics cannot be beat. The new stick passing gives players so much more control over the puck.

More development time ultimately might have done wonderful things for this game, but Singularity is nonetheless fascinating if you actually take advantage of your full arsenal.

I really did like how you only have to manage time in this game as it gives you a greater sense of urgency on the things that have to be done.