It controls like a sportscar, it plays like a dream.

It's hard to dislike a game that piles on various side missions, secrets to uncover and a number of upgrades. Then again, the game's glitches will not fail to frustrate.

It skips the commercial appeal of the Underground games and offers a game filled with intense races, great FMV cutscenes and number of cool cars.

What fans of the series have grown to expect, new songs and a few extra modes.

The series is still weighed down by its poor driving and shooting parts but compared to Streets of LA the game has its share of really fun moments worthy of a weekend rental.

It’s small on action, has a restricted camera angle and is pretty weak in the challenge department, but the act of working with four different characters to help them save Narnia (and themselves) is pretty fun.

Wonderful sounds and a cooperative game-play system help to make the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe a fun title.

Just when you reach your breaking point the game changes up just enough to make you continue.

Lives up to its legacy of having inventive courses, stellar multiplayer, and more replay value than any other racer in its class.

With solid controls, sharp visuals, a large number of grapplers and match types, you can’t go wrong with a game that packs quite a punch and will have you gladly begging for more.

Travellers Tales did a pretty good job of getting the most out of this license and there is enough stuff to do, that you'll be coming back to it.

A cute and fun game that is sure to please most kids. The theme of earning money for a gift by doing odd jobs is a good one, and ties in all the game features very well.

The eye candy will lure you in, the gameplay will keep you intrigued and the free-roaming feel will keep you occupied for hours. X3 – Reunion takes the X franchise to new heights.

Here we have more tech than anything in the old arcade cabinet games, and most first- & second-gen platforms - yet it plays like it's old and dusty, not a classic.

While it lasts, it’s a hoot, but it’s all over much too fast.

Addictive, entertaining and just plain fun, The Movies gives players creative freedom no other sim has offered.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is a good game, but it is more "muggle" than magic.

Controlling with a gamepad is so much easier to move and aim spells. I would go as far as saying that it is a must.

The eight-way direction of the controls are much smoother than other comparable titles. Players will be able to jump into this game with zero hassle.

The career mode will suck a lot of hours out of your life as you try to get the best pad around.

The real 'Must-Have' game of the year for anyone who owns a PSP. It’s single-player game will steal your heart but it’s the perfect multiplayer mode that will steal your soul.

It’s a game that truly brings the Wild West to life with its good story, interesting side missions and leather-slapping action. While it’s on the short side, the ride is fun while it lasts.

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

You’ll easily drag yourself to play this twice to make sure you beat the entire game and completed everything. Whether you enjoy it both times is a whole different question.

From rock to pop to the genres in between, Karaoke Revolution Party has got it covered.

Controlling the characters is still quite awkward in that old Resident Evil kind of way but the real treat comes in the form of the Camera Obscura and the fact that you can play as two other characters.

The ability to play as both the Host of Mordor and the Fellowship is noble, but the lack of character customization really takes away from the charm of this franchise.

If you forget about the weird tell animations, the constantly repeated phrases and terrible voice acting of the players then the actual poker in the game is decent. Just remember, let the suckers go out first and then you play.