After playing through it once, I was left feeling a little disappointed. GUN is still a fun adventure, but lacks in some elements that could have made it a real hit.

With simple controller schemes, this game is very accessible.

I found myself going back to the game an hour after turning it off and saying, "That's it, I quit! I can't take this anymore!" Its unique, strangely appealing gameplay style is secretly addictive.

There's really not much to it, especially in the game mode department, and the enjoyment of playing single-player wears off quickly because of this. They obviously focused on making the actual game play the best part of the game and therefore they've been successful.

The new Magic Town, host of object additions, and backward compatibility with previous expansion packs ensures that fans will stay busy until The Sims 2 is released in a few months.

While it’s got some great eye candy, V-Rally 3 turns out to be pretty average in the gameplay department.

The amount of strategy required to play this game is impressive, if not intimidating. It will take some time to understand the mechanics of the game, but once you do, you’ll likely find the gameplay strangely addictive.

This one delivers on the most part, but I would have liked to see a little less humor and a little more in challenges to be met.

It's a good game, but it's more of an expansion and a variation of the other, more innovative spy games that are out there.

A lot of fun and can grow extremely addicting very, very quickly due to the various things and ways you can play, plus these factors also help to extend replay value and longevity well beyond a month or two.

For such a simple puzzle game, Luxor: Pharaoh’s Challenge is surprisingly addictive.

While a few management issues aren’t handled as well as it could have been, the variety of mini-games and the ability to interact with park visitors makes this a rare treat for sim fans of all ages.

Operation Anchorage has no shortage of action, but the experience is awfully short-lived.

Old-school charm aside, the game’s story, characters and loads of goodies are enough to hook anyone interested in a role-playing game with a lot of heart.

A real blast to play and some of the most fun I have had playing a Madden game in a while. The bad thing is that in order to ship this game out on time a lot of features that are normally in this game, and in other versions, have been cut.

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

So close in many ways but way off in others, Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe doesn't move the series forward so much as it tries to redefine what Mortal Kombat should be about. We could "if this" or "if that" all day long, but ultimately, Midway has created a game that MK fans will enjoy while being greatly disappointed.

Very similar to the other games in the series, albeit with more polish. If you wanted more of the series’ past experiences, NASCAR 09 delivers that and then some – but not with the same level of amazement the series once had.

Outrageously fun and packed with a number of memorable action moments, Chili Con Carnage for the PSP doesn’t fail to provide the over-the-top moments that make this game such a treat but is still far from perfect.

There are some deficiencies in this game – most notably, how to equip a weapon without jumping through all the hoops the game has to offer.

It's a strange collection of weird imagery, gorgeous graphics, impressive music, and a crazy story that'll hold your curiosity. Note that in that list I didn't say anything about the gameplay.

There’s an ample amount of objectives, game modes and characters to keep gamers young and old well occupied but if you’re looking for a deep skating experience, this is not the game that will satisfy your skateboarding cravings.

Humorously spoofing some classic games throughout the experience, the game has a lot to offer gamers even though the main game is really short.

The best thing is that this version allows gamers to play with their friends throughout the game cooperatively, which is a blast. If you got the first game than you will definitely want to play this one.

The gameplay shines through and is a critical success in terms of delivering something similar to the anime.

A nice entry to the series and brings a nice collection of arcade racers to the fray. However, it would've been cooler to see more in the package.

Frantic and intense, but also one of frustration and at times illogical confusion.

The amount of options in the simulation piece is amazing for a portable game. The lack of originality in the mini games is sort of disappointing.