With more playable maps, including the excellent space combat battles, and the inclusion of heroes and villains makes this a particularly satisfying Star Wars games fans will love.

I had hoped Activision would have pushed for more character development and overall gameplay fix-ups from the first title, but Call of Duty 2 still manages to offer some appealing material to war fans worth the price tag.

A step up from the previous entry to the series, offering up all four turtles onscreen at once and some new elements. Still, the gameplay is light-years behind where it should be.

Avoid at all costs if you are looking for your next FPS to show off to your friends as they'll never get the chance to play with you.

City of Villains has a detailed world with rich stories, wonderful plot lines, engaging game play, and all the makings of a successful MMO.

The online play is fantastic and makes up for the mediocre enemy AI found in the single-player missions.

It’s controls might not be the best but with a nice number of maps, space battles, Jedis and PSP-only game modes, this is the game to own when you’re far from your console or PC.

Despite these few quibbles, I’ve had more fun with this game than most of the other adventure games I’ve played lately. A good, professional job.

Wild! isn’t quite as large as Soaked, but it still offers fun additions for any fan’s park.

Throwing some cleverly created characters all in one game is fun, but the opportunity was wasted. It is frustrating to play a character that you loathe using, but are forced to.

I must say if you are looking for a decent action game you'd be better off with "SOCOM;" this ghost just has no legs.

While somewhat repetitious, the linear design and simple control schemes will draw players along and it is not hard to work through the levels.

The challenges aren’t really challenging at all and it seemed to drag on as I played more. The rewards of playing more didn’t feel that gratifying to earn.

I found the game's controls to be unfriendly and unnecessary. I asked myself a couple of times if this should be this difficult. My answer was "no" everytime.

The missions, even with secondary objectives, feel short but there is no denying that this is a fine-looking game that is accessible and a quite a bit of fun to play.

The graphics are beautiful, the monsters are unreal, and the gameplay is the most action-packed a survival/horror game has ever been.

Most games lose their luster after you've killed the 999th warrior, but Total Warrior keeps things fresh throughout the journey.

This is a very satisfying and enjoyable game, full of tension, chaos and war’s horror, but with an intelligent AI and terrific visual elements.

Our favorite hero still controls just as well as the series’ second outing and now there’s robotic backup you can issue orders to when the going gets rough.

If you were a fan of these games when they were first released then this collection is for you.

Hands-down the best turn-based strategy game of the year. It is emotionally satisfying and addictive.

As far as children's titles go, this one is absolutely terrific. It takes all of the fighting games like SoulCalibur and Mortal Kombat and puts them into a witty, harmless game that you don't feel so bad about letting them play.

Due to the game’s nature and lack of variety, Shrek SuperSlam is not for everyone. But if you’re a kid who loves Shrek or if you have a kid who loves Shrek, you can’t go wrong with this title.

The graphics will probably have a few of you dumbfounded wondering just how powerful GameBoy Advance really is.

This may be a good title for younger players familiar with the cartoon. It has some variety, the levels are short and the atmosphere is light.

A different take on the action genre and it succeeds in bringing a chaotic, evolving level-by-level button-masher to glory in a very graphically compelling way.

The game is not overly complex, but it is graphically pleasing and is great fun for families and as a party game. The effects sparkle and the action is humorous.

Repetition aside, however, there's no reason why kids won't be all over this one. Shrek SuperSlam is slap-happy fun for everyone.