This is an arcade game, but definitely not the best soccer experience out there. It has some unique elements and is light entertainment ­ if you turn off the sound.

A fun and addictive game that people who enjoy tabletop games like Risk will no doubt get a kick out of and will more than likely sink multiple hours of their life into.

The game has numerous pitfalls, and is an average racing vehicle at best.

You can learn as you go, but this game is too simple and may have been an enjoyable experience if there was online support with tournaments and fees for entering them, with substantial rewards. As a single-player game, it is too simple and too limited.

How detailed is this title? Well, suffice it to say that it has received FAA approval to be used as a training tool for pilots aiming for commercial certification, instrument rating and airline transport pilot certification...This is not a game for the casual flight sim fan. This title will require a lot of thought, and a lot of effort. For the more serious fan of the genre, this might provide the depth, variety and challenge you are looking for.

With a weak story, awkward puzzles and a cliché environment, Alida makes for one weak adventure game experience. Not only that, but everything here has been done (and much better) a decade ago.

The controls really ruin the entire game because it makes it almost unplayable. If that wasn’t bad enough players have to keep up with passwords to continue their game.

If you want to enjoy a game that does not require a quick trigger finger, and is a game for everyone, give this a go. You will be amazed at how much time you will find yourself playing, even when your not at your computer!

A game with this much humor should put a smile on anyone’s face. But the smile could fade away with some of the gameplay limitations.

Takeda 2’s ho-hum approach to the genre (both aesthetically and in terms of gameplay) make it a title that is hard to recommend given that there are much stronger games out there.

But it still offers a competent and entertaining adventure that will keep games busy at least for a short while. At least if you buy the boxed copy you know where to go to find the new episodes.

With some nice added content and balanced gameplay, Armored Fury is a nice booster pack for an already terrific game. Plus, at just 10 bucks, the price is certainly right for fans looking to add more substance.

The strip down presentation and easy to use interface allows anyone to get into the game without any barriers.

A remake of a 20-year old game that’s already been remade a thousand times, Dark Matter is nothing to get excited about.

There is very little in terms of stylus usage, some pressing and aiming but for the most part, the game could have been made more exciting if more stylus activity were implemented.

If you’re looking for a rousing time full of charm and humor, A Vampyre Story provides a tremendous amount of both.

Raven Squad is a monotonous, short and somewhat ugly FPS that is hard to recommend to anyone that isn’t looking for the interactive equivalent of a Steven Seagal flick.

A Murder of Crows offers some nice new features for vets, but is still pretty complex and unwieldy for newcomers.

Racing enthusiasts and gear heads will be able to squeeze some fun out of this title, but very few others will. There is no lean into the gameplay for simulation racing newcomers, so you should probably stay away from this one unless you know you like sim racers.

The controls take some getting used to, and the graphics aren’t superb, but the game is fun to play.

Overall you will be able to buy this game, sit down, and finish it all the way through in about 10 - 15 minutes.

Truly marvelous. Game Boy Advance owners take note: this is a must-buy fighting game.

The colorful graphics and relatively smooth framerate are all good signs of a solid game. The audio however was a bit lacking.

Yes, I found shortcomings and annoyance, but overall it was a lot of fun and easy to pick up. Once new games are learned, you find yourself unable to put it down.

Good for the kiddies if frustration is not an issue. I can't think of a situation where it wouldn't be.

The addictive level is high, keeping the game from an early death. But you WILL get tired of it. Eventually.