Exciting turn-based battles that grow tiring from time to time. The strategic elements are the most interesting.

Just like the title states, this is Guitar Hero “Encore.” Another great performance from last year’s tour.

The interface is the game, and this interface is definitely the best I’ve seen for electronic Sudoku.

Though the series still provides solid NASCAR racing, its first PS3 offering is not primed for next-gen excellence.

It’s almost a new game in terms of the amount of content, but it’s also the same game in terms of gameplay experience and sheer fun.

This is officially the lowest scored game in my entire career of reviewing games; the good news is that no matter what I review next, it can't be any worse.

Even though this is a very simple game to learn and play you will be amazed at how fun it is.

GRAW 2 is not a revolutionary title, but it is a generally solid sequel that offers gamers a much wanted opportunity to become Ghosts again. Definitely worth a buy for fans of the genre.

Suspect AI decisions can make for a frustrating experience, though. The controls are fine, but the SIXAXIS is not well used.

EA has made some strides over last year’s college football game, and the main reason why is that they finally included all of the features from previous console generations game.

With literally hundreds of quests to take on and a number of characters to recruit along the way, Radiant Mythology will keep gamers really busy.

A must play for anyone who likes tennis games. Hot Shots Tennis has done for this sport the same things it did for golf – bring out the essence of the sport and leave everything else behind.

Gamers should only pick up PaRappa the Rapper as quick trip down memory lane with a rental or borrowing from a friend.

Fans of the sport will find everything from the controls to the graphics has improved greatly and while it’s not a major leap forward, it is a big leap in the right direction.

I think this is a very solid game that offers a long life of gameplay. It is not limited in making you play one certain way.

All-Pro 2K8 isn’t all perfection but is a decent alternative for gamers seeking something other than Madden.

Smash Court Tennis 3 scores decent marks for its excitement level but loses points on gameplay responsiveness, problematic AI, and a troublesome presentation.

The game is extremely repetitive, but for what it offers it is nice. The controls are really tight and after you get acquainted with how to fly the ship you will find yourself flying like an ace in no time.

Falls far below expectations.

Even at a budget price, I can’t recommend the title to fans of squad-based shooters, due to its gets-old-quick, limited gameplay and lifeless multiplayer. This one’s a no go.

As a Virtual Console release or a tech demo for a bigger project, Chicken Shoot might’ve been iffy – possibly Ok, if it were a buck or two. But as a full title on a Wii disc, it can barely compete with games released 10 years ago, let alone what we have today.

Despite the good story, great graphics and nice characterization, playing this game isn’t any fun. The interface is painful.

A brilliant retooled classic.

The control of our man Lloyd is sloppy and slow, the stealth movements aren't really that stealthy, only by trial and error can you even complete a level. Vampires are super tough early and then just as stupid the next moment.

It could have been better with an easier puzzle section for certain parts of the game, while it could have been worse without all of the great features. It’s hard to really knock the game because it tries so hard to do so much while stumbling to do it just right.

Even with a short challenge mode, Ultimate Racing is a great buy.

While the SIXAXIS implementation is okay, it feels like it was put into the game simply to be able to say it was put into the game. The rest of the interface is solid, and the learning curve to learn the control scheme is small with this title.

This is Quotix Software’s first venture into this genre of gaming, and while some interesting ideas are at work in CfH, its problematic gameplay and shallow story eclipse its potential, resulting in a budget title that is far more frustrating than fun.