The game has a short learning curve and the AI ramps up nicely to present a very solid and challenging experience.

The controls are very well done. The combat system takes a little getting used to, but the movement and interaction controls are easy to use.

Aside from sub par graphics and some AI issues, Men of Valor still remains a very solid interpretation of the Vietnam War.

Easy controls. Great sound. Outstanding graphics. Original commentary. Challenging gameplay.

The control is great and unique, the modes are plentiful, and the multiplayer mode is a lot of fun.

While not very deep, Defender is an action packed game that any shooter fan should enjoy.

The storyline is really showing its age and aside from new some new features to make the game a bit more convenient (as in more storage space), this is a case of second verse same as the first.

Generally speaking this is a decent game that with a bit more polish could have proved to fix some of the technical issues and improved the overall experience of the game as a whole.

Shattered Dimensions is not the greatest Spiderman game of all time, but it absolutely ranks among the best on a handheld unit.

A wonderful cast of characters, a decent if not simple puzzles and foes ­ all of which is somewhat spoiled by some game-play problems.

The timer may be problematic for some children, but kids who thrive on competition will have a blast.

Packs an amazing amount of depth, challenge and excitement.

It's good for multiple play-throughs in a row. How many games can you say that about?

A fun, deep, and lengthy action-RPG that’s perfectly suited to the DS. The myriad customization options keep things fresh and add replay value, and the story impresses with its writing and presentation.

A fun and fast game, the graphics, gameplay and sound are all above board on this one. Easily worth the ten bucks.

Expands the entire world, though the focus in this one is on community involvement. Players not part of organizations can still participate in the invasion scenarios, but this is definitely targeted toward in-game organizations.

There isn’t anything exceptional about this game, but it compares well to most adventure games being released today. Fans of Broken Sword won’t be disappointed.

It’s like a movie that you can recognize as being a well-made effort, but doesn’t actually engage you all that much.

If you're a Wii-only player without other options, Virtua Tennis 2009 is worth a few swings; otherwise, you might want to rent it and leave it at that.

In today’s world, a lot of gamers are looking for high-def graphics. As King of Fighters lacks that, it makes up for it in gameplay and sound, presenting a fighting experience that you won’t soon forget.

A great creation system, deep dynasty dynamics, amazing animations and terrific play-by-play are the hallmarks of this title. EA Sports, though, needs to get a better framerate to go along with the high-definition graphics it is pumping into the license.

As fun and addicting as it ever was. It sports exceptional production values, a lengthy, unique set of songs, and to put the icing on the cake, ravishing online capabilities.

Graphically, this is a very solid and good looking PS2 title.

A solid racing program. Great attention has been paid to the details of off-road racing, and you can enjoy every jolt and bump from a driver's perspective.

Not the best version of this really great game.

It could have been better in a couple of areas, graphics, and sound. However, I did enjoy the game, and loved the way it was presented.

It was designed for the DBZ watchers of the world, and that's just who it's going to satisfy.

The personality and surreal art style of Earthworm Jim HD win out over the fidgety controls, but they aren't capable of moving the title into the stratosphere of a must-buy.