With a few friends (or online), you may have some fun for a time, but more than likely its clunky controls and limited offerings will quickly become a bore.

I think that the folks over at DreamCatcher may be on to something with the cool location and the introduction of multiplayer play, but the final end product left me wanting so much more.

With easy-to-get-into controls, fun mission scenarios and a highly addictive multiplayer mode this is a game that should not be ignored by those who have worn out their copy of "Full Spectrum Warrior" or "Rainbow Six 3."

From the controls to the tracks, MX World Tour is a very barebones and plain presentation of the world of motocross racing.

This game is not for trigger happy individuals because the goal is to try to keep everyone, yes that means the enemies, alive.

This could have been a dark and edgy game, but rather than unleashing this beast, the developers pulled back to make it a standard tactical turn-based combat game.

The combat is well realized with the only drawbacks coming with camera perspectives, though you can learn to deal with that early in the game.

All of these type games have been done mucho times before, but these are better designed than most for this age group.

It's made for kids, but you'd have to be pretty jaded and close-minded to ignore the fun that's to be had by playing this game.

This is what an expansion pack should be – not in terms of new weapons or monsters, but in terms of size and adventure.

If this game doesn't have your heartbeat up, you are likely a casualty on that Mars station and fighting against the lone Marine.

This is one game, perhaps the only game, where it's a compliment to say that the graphics are blocky.

While the GameCube version isn't as complete as the Xbox version, the overall quality of the gameplay is intact and the Cube exclusives are an excellent touch and worth the price of admission.

The acrobatics are solid, but the blood spilling seems a little much for a stealthy warrior. Red Ninja could have been much more than it is, and what it is is an average tale.

The game is no way lacking button mashing. If you have a little pent up anger, or are just tired of thinking and want to take a break from what’s going on around you, Dynasty Warriors 5 will be just what you’re looking for.

Unfortunately, the game falls prey to some all-too-common problems, like weak AI and a buggy camera. If you are a ninja fan looking for something new, then you should be satisfied with a rental.

A few imperfections aside, the game is an enjoyable experience for those willing to put up with its slow pace and vast locales.

The story for Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory feels like it was taken directly out of one of Tom Clancy’s novels.

Great game and with it being as challenging as it is, I can’t see this title becoming shelf material anytime soon.

A must-buy for anyone who loves strategy or squad-based combat games.

With gorgeous visuals, a great story and fantastic multiplayer modes, this one is a complete package.

Some of the elements are well realized, the environments look good and the sound is well done, but the AI and repeated “terrified” civilians, fails to elevate this title to the ranks of solid tactical combat shooter.

I am really enjoying playing this title. The little movies you can watch about the characters, the Illustrations you unlock as you fight your way up the tower, the werewolf that latches on to you and starts spilling blood like it was cheap beer.

Head-On is the first top-of-the-line multiplayer game designed for a handheld. It's vehicular combat at its finest. It's satisfying, but will leave you hungry for another bite.

I totally love this game. I could rate it higher if not for some terribly slow load times and putting problems.

The options package is rich and once into a level/scenario, the game moves well. You can waste time in doing freak outs, but there is a purpose to it and players will find the controls work well on the platform.

Gorgeous graphics, solid gameplay, and a wonderful audio track make this version of Spider-man 2 a winner. This is one game that gamers deserve to see on the PSP, simply because of the “wow” factor.

A phenomenal bit of storytelling, immersive and a truly incredible videogame in terms of graphics, sound and gameplay.