Beatmania is a great rhythm game, but it’s not intended for a wide audience. I don’t think too many gamers will have the patience to get better and enjoy the harder songs.

While its newly added content and Evolution missions are welcomed additions, the main game doesn’t do anything that really sets it apart from the Xbox version and that includes the visuals.

While Untold Legends: Warrior’s Code is definitely an improvement upon its predecessor, there are major drawbacks including bland level design and nonsensical button-smashing.

Rumble Roses XX plays as good as it looks but with very little variety in the gameplay as well as the lack of a story mode makes this a wrestling game that just doesn’t have what it takes to make this a new favorite.

I like it, but I don't love it, and a part of me is really getting tired of it. The series needs to do something else – something new – if it wants to flourish.

Unless you really love Dynasty Warriors or have never played the series before, you’re going to be disappointed and probably bored.

A nice choice for families and all ages, and one that is guaranteed to last a long time.

American Conquest: Divided Nation doesn’t do enough to warrant a purchase outside the fan base that may be already established.

If you enjoy sci-fi strategy, or games similar to Pirate Hunter or Port Royale 2, this is a game that you need to try.

A decent game that required more time to polish up the game to make it truly unforgettable.

The flight controls, overall, on the keyboard were solid enough, but as I’ve stated a few times before, the game may just not be challenging enough for flight veterans.

This was a game that I really expected more from, but in the end it was nothing more than a monster disappointment.

An out-of-control fighter experience never before seen on the PSP, but problems in the game design may confuse and irritate gamers.

The Classics Collection Remixed might not contain the same blockbuster lineup of its console version but it's still a rock-solid assortment of games.

It’s a great game, no question, but it’s not that different from the others in the series.

Easy to pick up, easy to use, not overly complicated and you can play as little or as much as you like.

The only enjoyment I got out of this game was seeing some sprites from classic games after completing a mission. The rest was just boring, if not annoying or frustrating.

While certain aspects of the game could have been better (like the targeting system), the playground that is New York City and the mafia lifestyle are well represented.

While the gameplay may have some problems, EA certainly cut no corners while making this game an authentic Godfather experience.

A mediocre point and click adventure game that doesn't advance the genre. The game offers just enough to keep you playing but fails to offer anything new or impressive to make it stand out from the crowded adventure game market.

While it certainly isn’t the best RPG to be released this year, it is the best Suikoden game in a long time.

While it is a bit awkward at first; having a handheld Katamari game outweighs the controls compromise.

While its interesting story ties in with the upcoming Splinter Cell: Double Agent for the major consoles, an interesting plot just isn’t enough to distract us from the poor visuals, atrocious controls and long load times.

A lengthy strategy game with a fair learning curve. It’ll take you an hour to understand the controls and combat system; it could take twice as long to grasp the massive ship-building system.

The excellent production value and a stellar song list will make Karaoke Revolution Country the life of the party for those that wear cowboy boots and say “y’all come back now, ya hear”.

While the game still strays from its console roots, the good story, interesting characters and fun extras are enough for returning gamers to go back for more.

The design flaws detract from the game, and there isn’t enough variety to make the annoying features worth overlooking.

Simple and straightforward without being on rails. Rebel Raiders is quick, cheap, repetitive action that'll get you through in a boring weekend (and other days when the repetition wears off and you have the desire to play it again).