I would really like to play this game with its ability to have three live players. I believe that will hurdle the fun a great deal.

With a healthy dose of game modes and songs, you can't go wrong with a game that encourages dancing and singing, and just having a great time with a group of people. Play this one loud, karaoke fans.

Is GUN the definitive Western game? No. But it is darn good, and fun to play. The action is well paced, the story is very well done, the game looks great and the audio is a definite treat.

The game has some amazing graphics and a style that is hard to match. If you've never played a Viewtiful Joe game and you want a quick experience then RHR is a good place to start.

While it could have had more movie/book elements tied into the gaming experience, the existing game is fun enough.

To say that this game is addictive would be an understatement. To say that it's infectious would be one as well.

Gun, overall, isn't terribly fun to play. But the story is definitely entertaining, the game looks fine, it sounds great, and the Wild West feel is pretty authentic.

The combat system is so deep it could be featured in a full-blown fighting game.

A half-baked game that only die-hard fans of the Matrix will truly appreciate.

With inventive puzzles, dazzling visuals and a wonderful game world just ripe for exploration, this is a launch title worth buying.

If you love rock ‘n roll, then Guitar Hero will light up your face with the goofiest grin you are likely to have had in some time. This is a challenging game, no doubt, but it is – simply stated – a blast!

Playing around with SpongeBob is a hoot, and there’s a lot to do in Bikini Bottom . However, some mini-games or other content is needed to flesh the experience out and add to the replayability.

With more variety and some mini-games, this could have been a better game, but as it stands, it's still a good outing with those penguins from Madagascar.

I like all three games in this collection. They are easy to pick up and play, and fun enough to warrant repeat play. That's the definition of good gaming. I don't think this translates as much fun for more than solo playing.

The bullet-time, wall-hopping, Agent Smith-butt-kicking gameplay comes closer to matching the film's battles than any game before it.

This game stalls when it should cruise, and sputters when it should roar. There's no horsepower to it at all.

This is a specific type of game that is for a specific type of gamer, one who likes puzzles for the sake of puzzles, and doesn’t require much story to go with it.

Its bland, lifeless environments (corridors) detract from the experience, causing a few moments of boredom. Get past that and you’ll have a good time. You won’t be blown away, but you’re likely to be surprised.

Battlefront II is another serving of a meal we’ve already had. It tastes a little better and looks a little fresher. I have no regrets playing through it and urge every Star Wars fan to check it out. Just beware that what you’re getting is not innovation – it’s just more fun.

Sluggish controls, load times and some balance issues create a game atmosphere that moves from the possibility of entertaining to frustrating rather quickly.

Mega Man has seen some excellent adventures on Nintendo’s past handheld gaming machines but on the Nintendo DS it shines just bright enough for fans to enjoy.

Merely just a so-so experience that has its share of good and not-so good moments.

A true nightmare to sit down and play for a long period of time.

Big Red One isn’t quite “the one” we’ve been waiting for, but it’s a polished and extremely exciting shooter that won’t have anyone reaching for a pillow.

Trapt is clever, innovative, and left a lasting impression. I won't forget its accomplishments. I wish I could overlook its flaws, but the repetition is immense and the technical issues are inexcusable.

The humor is much more appealing to younger players, but the graphics, sound and action combine for an entertaining, if not irreverent, trip into Shrek’s world. While good, this game translates better, control-wise, on the home console platforms.

It’s one of the most repetitive games I have ever played. It is one of the shortest DS titles available.

A cute and fun platformer with lots of variety. The item collecting could be more fun, but the other aspects are engaging, especially the bunyip machine levels.