A surprisingly fun title to have and play. I've spent more time with it then I normally would have because my kid loves it.

With optional boss fights and side quests, there is tons to do within Wild Arms 4 to make you keep playing.

Even though the later Mega Man titles are not as good as the first few, it is still a very incredible collection of Mega Man X games in one nice little package.

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

Reel Deal is the real deal. It has a ton of games to play and endless hours of entertainment. You can become a whale (big time player) and really assert your prestige. I like this title and for the price it simply has my vote.

This is yet another game tied to a popular kids show, and unfortunately it belongs to the vast majority of so-so products based on a famous license.

Worth the purchase if you love Yu-Gi-Oh! I mean REALLY love it.

Six quality titles and one bonus game make for a great collection. But make sure you bring your "A" game because you're going to need it.

Electroplankton isn’t an acquired tasted. Come to think of it I’m not sure there’s a gamer out there that this was designed for.

With over 45 achievements to collect and never-ending fighting matches online, you will not run out of things to do in this game for a long time.

The game has some fine elements, but feels a little too directed at times and while pulling two diverse genres together is novel, not really enough attention was paid to either to create an experience that will draw players back time and again.

King Kong for the PSP might lack the emotional impact of the console version but it does not fail to bring us all the visual beauty and brilliant blend of playing as either man or King of the savage jungle.

I struggled harder then I should have had to, but found that sometimes it was worth it. Not always, but sometimes.

A beautiful spectacle, a colossal challenge, and a lack of action and excitement. The visuals captivate; the gameplay frustrates.

This is a great game, but more so if you don't have Fritz 8. I do not think there is enough variance in the upgrade to warrant running off and getting it.

Sure, the twitchy graphical glitches can catch your eye and yes the load times will feel like an eternity but with solid controls, an amazing variety of game modes and PSP-only extras, this one wins the championship title.

It’s not that the games no longer hold up the way they use to but rather it’s the poor way in which some of the game are fit into the PSP’s screen.

There are some frustrations with saves and puzzle implementation, but the game does have solid entertainment value.

More than merely "Sea Monkeys in Space", Space Station Sim is a rocket-boosted title that won't break the exploration budget. In the immortal words of Casey Kasem: "Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars."

With solid action, decent levels and loads of monsters, the game is still fun enough for new fans as well as those who fondly remember the original.

Delivers a solid and challenging PSP game that fans of all things poker will gladly take along with them.

An unimaginative racing game with no real worthwhile moments, Dragon Booster is just one of those titles that are hardly worth a glance for any Nintendo DS owner.

A charming PSP game that doesn’t lack most of the familiar gameplay elements while adding some fresh ones but then again its most troublesome glitches are just too bothersome to ignore.

Fans of the first two Pac-Man World games will certainly enjoy this game that might not add a refreshing new take on the series but had enough levels to keep your hands busy for a few hours.

Playing this game is as much of a nostalgic experience as it is a new one. It doesn’t replace the real thing; it complements it.

Fans of collectible card games will find it easy to pick up the basics, and fans of the strategy genre can dive right into the combat system without trouble. The graphics are a little below average.

An idea that went much further than necessary with graphical problems and sound that seems out of place. Better to pass on this one.

An engaging and compelling life simulator with a quirkiness about itself that young and old will love to play.