Aside from brilliantly recreating the series’ look, feel and universe, the game’s multiplayer feature will make you feel the true power of the PSP.

Die-hard fans will miss many of the features that have been omitted but with so many extras, options and new features this one will keep fans more than busy.

If you are a fan of Pinball games or of the Metroid Prime franchise, then this is a game for you.

The missions themselves are quite interesting and fun and admittedly I did enjoy them despite some of the shortcomings.

A unique and scary experience, Call of Cthulhu for the Xbox is a frightening and most engaging experience that will not fail to hook you from the very start.

Battlefield 2: Modern Combat brings to the table an exciting single-player mode and helps make up for the adequate multiplayer experience.

The Sims 2 is, by far, the best console version of a PC great.

As mediocre as a video game can get when viewed as a whole.

A nice start for SpongeBob’s first foray into the party genre. He fits perfectly in this genre and I hope his second outing only improves on what was established here.

The core gameplay for each level in the game is boring, repetitive and lacking imagination.

Like its predecessor, Serious Sam 2 is a fun and mindless romp, but the experience does get a little redundant.

It’s a turn on and a turn off. I like to see developers exploring other options for fighting games, but if a sequel is made I hope they include a stronger combo system.

I wanted this title so I could explore the massive, amusing world that I see SpongeBob live in on the small screen. What I got was a tired, slow and unimaginative romp through empty places.

While the clashing adds new depth to the racing, this game just isn't as refined as it could have been.

There are so many new additions in this game that it will boggle your mind. This is one of the best looking games, much less an RTS game, that is out on the market currently.

Groundbreaking camera system, amazing soundtrack, perfect visuals, and controls that are unique but obviously from the developers of "ICO." The technology that makes it all come together is baffling.

As loveable as Scooby is even he isn’t able to rise above a linear platform game that, while a nice attempt, just makes for an average Nintendo DS adventure.

The gameplay variety wasn't always necessary but is a welcome change for the genre – a few more changes with the inevitable Jak X sequel and they could form a new sub-genre.

Sure the heart of the game is its fighting, something that is a bit of a letdown thanks to its unintelligent AI, funny camera and long load times between fights, but it brings us something different for our favorite new handheld gaming machine.

A wholly average game that young kids will enjoy for a short time, but there’s really nothing much here for anyone else.

The gameplay is great, and feels right at home on the PSP. The controls are quite comfortable, and (expect for the lack of camera control on a second analog stick) work just as well as the console iterations.

I’m not blown away, I’m merely shackled to my PS2 with unheard-of addictiveness.

Pretty competitive A.I., sometimes it comes across as a little bit uneven but it always seems to provide a decent challenge.

Scavenger hunts, space battles, joyrides through town – it's all here, and very little of it works. If you were to play each and every stage independently it might be Ok, but it's hard to get past the repetition that develops within each stage type.

I really liked how the developers of Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi went “outside the box” when creating this game and didn’t stick to the formula that the other Budokai set up.

There's hardly anything original about this game, and the plot is tired and uninspiring. I'll still watch the show on TV, and save the game for my child to play in a few years (yes, it will be "retro" by then!).

A2M knew their target, and didn't shortchange the kids, as is too often the case. The game is fairly easy, but has some challenging elements, and offers a good variety of game modes.

A nice little program that really brings little new to the series as a whole, other than supplying gamers with a seamless environment.