A good RTS game that is held up by performance and graphical issues.

The controls on Wii are forced and unnatural and hamper what is an otherwise solid game design.

The combat is a piece of cake since you don’t have to worry about a pressing some elaborate button combination to pull off your moves.

Sadly, Viking is one of those games that could have been great but thanks to repetitive hack-and-slash gameplay there is really not much here even Odin would approve.

Interestingly enough, the game adds new and downright entertaining game modes making this one of the most complete Naruto games on the PS2.

Its unique style and lighthearted charm set it apart in a genre increasingly filled with dark, somber epics.

A must-own masterpiece; Tecmo's best since Ninja Gaiden hit the Xbox.

Repetitive gameplay aside, the game’s few flaws don’t take away from the action or cool options. This is strictly for the fans.

The touch-screen controls aren't on par with MLB Fantasy All-Stars, but that's not as worrisome as the repetition. Other than that, kids should have a good time with Backyard Baseball '09.

I get what this game is - a quick casual game featuring zombies, but just because it is a casual game doesn't mean it has to be poorly executed. I hope there is a sequel and they address the glaring problems the game has.

The gameplay is easy and straightforward, there are no mind-numbing puzzles. It is also a short game. However, it’s fun enough while it lasts for those who like these types of stories.

Even without the Final Fantasy VII moniker, Crisis Core would still be a great action-RPG game on the PSP. However, the game actually adds to the original’s universe, making it a title that fans will definitely want to check out.

If you are a fan of the original game then this purchase is a no brainer, but many players will be disappointed with the lack of innovation.

The gameplay elements are great but it’s the creepy atmosphere and story that will keep you glued to your controller.

Much like its 80s predecessor, this compilation feels like it does not capture what made the 90s so dynamic a time in music.

A decent Worms game, but nothing more. The game lacks polish in many areas and doesn’t distinguish itself from previous versions. That said, the game is still fun, especially in multiplayer.

The game is simple to use and players of any age should be able to jump in and play. You can use the new swing meter or stick with the old-style method (meter).

The online isn’t perfect with lag and a lack of players to play with, but it sure can be fun when everything clicks.

Sega Superstars Tennis is a few stars short of Virtua Tennis quality. It’s got some of the right pieces (and some ugly deformed shapes called “mini-games” that should’ve been tossed aside) but none of them came together.

I was hoping for a seriously fun game, and while there were snippets of real enjoyment, the game has lulls that make you pine for some mini-games, and those lulls are the actual tennis portions of the game.

Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 doesn’t strive to reinvent the franchise, and works mostly as a means of finishing off the story that began in the first game.

Sadly, Lost in Blue 3 has lost it’s charm or sense of adventure that made the first game so refreshingly appealing to Nintendo DS owners.

This chapter is the best so far of Episode Two. It does a great job of bridging the gap between the first several episodes, and the subsequent second half. The setup is wonderful.

I enjoyed the hour or so it took me to beat this game, but I don’t feel compelled to replay it.

Simply and entertaining, this game requires very little mental work but quick fingers and a decent sense of timing. It might be a little beyond the capabilities of younger players, but those from 8 or 9 and up should find this fun.

The melee combat is a unique system that works amazingly well in one on one combat. The disturbing and unsettling storyline will also please anyone looking for a “survival” horror game for the 360.

It’s an impressive and completely absorbing handheld game that does hack-and-slash action right as well as provide a story true to the Final Fantasy brand. It has its share of problems but they pale compared to the overall package.

A fun family experience that tests showbiz and movie trivia, supporting it with solid clips and graphics. This is a party game and/or a family game that while it would appear to be a niche title, actually should have broad appeal.