Planet Puzzle League set the bar extremely high for puzzle games, especially with the use of Wi-Fi; and while NEVES doesn’t come close to the slick presentation of PPL, it has a very solid gameplay mechanic that will be attractive to fans of the game.

A good game for horse lovers of any age.

The game has some issues, namely from an awkward camera and some irksome AI. However, there is still an impressive level of polish for such a departure, considering the impressive control elements.

Gears of War on the PC is still the same ground breaking game it was a year ago just now on the PC. The same innovative gameplay and breathtaking events are included along with five new campaign levels exclusive to the PC.

The game is a great edition of the popular board game, while the lack of online play and gameplay features don’t quite let it shine among other Xbox 360 games.

Sure, both expansions don’t really do anything uniquely different but they are still fun campaigns chock full of bullets and frights.

F.E.A.R. doesn't deliver this time around, the looks are fading and the sounds aren't at all new and fresh.

Viva Pinata is not perfect, as there are some control problems that get annoying and stability problems, but worth a look from PC gamers looking to get a hold of something a little different.

An average title with a purposeful concept and not-so-stellar performance. Children will enjoy the game, but only for a short time, and adults who know how to speak English already need not apply.

The Office is a casual game that borrows heavily from "Diner Dash" and will appeal to fans of the show who have a passing interest in video games, and not really much else.

The game moves at a methodical pace, which will drive some players mad.

Fans might be able to eke some pleasure from this game despite the overwhelming flaws. Anyone else likely won’t be able to see past the repetitive, irritating gameplay, frustrating camera, and broken controls.

Those who have stuck with the franchise for a long time will likely consider this score to be too low; and more power to you. But my judgment is coming from someone fresh to the series, and I found only little enjoyment out of playing it.

A completely intense thrill-ride from start to finish, Call of Duty 4 grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go.

CoD4 is the best in a long and storied franchise. This is next-gen gaming in every sense of the phrase. This is an excellent game.

A completely intense thrill-ride from start to finish, Call of Duty 4 grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go.

There are just so many things to do! While not all of them are fun, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Once all the items are round, there isn’t any point to replay the levels. Parents may want to pass on this one.

A surprisingly well-executed action game that actually comes close to being a nearly perfect first-person shooter on the DS handheld.

While the easiness of the mini-games and the theme may be more geared towards younger gamers, Build-A-Bear is a surprisingly fun virtual pet game that will appeal to the six and under demographic.

Go Diego Go Safari Rescue is a fun and (slightly) educational game for the DS. It’s for the youngest players, and as such, is very easy. However, the designers did a good job of making most of the activities engaging and educational.

Dora the Explorer Saves the Mermaids is an average game. It’s not a bad game, but neither is it very good. The mini-games are not engaging for the most part except for a few, and the whole structure is choppy. "Go Diego Go" is designed in a similar manner by the same design company, but for whatever reason, is much more fun.

We like the mini-games and additional activities, though. Hopefully the next iteration will bring improved gameplay and graphics.

What Culpa Innata lacks in terms of innovative gameplay, it makes up for in depth – that is the key to this game.

This is an “MMO lite” game, which means it should be fine for families and kids.

The game controls easily on the movement front, but breaking in action to press a random button can cause some frustration.

Whether running with a group of warriors, or trekking alone, TR has a very nice pace that will keep players on their toes and checking their ammo supply.

The game is immersive and while you can pause it, consider choices and the like, this is a game that will ask you to think and make choices, not just hack ‘n slash your way to glory. The leveling system and alchemy elements are very nicely done.