Lost Planet is a great game with action-packed gameplay and a nice cinematic feel to it. Even though the single-player mode is a little on the short side, the great multiplayer elements are enough for the price of admission.

One of the better movie-based games with hours of entertainment for both kids and adults.

Sadly, The Shield: The Game plays like a bad episode of the show and there is hardly anything here that will entertain fans of the show or gamers who are looking for a gritty action game.

The game is relatively short, but still is a delight for the eyes. The story is familiar but presented very well, and has broad appeal – just like the characters.

To get your Arthur and the Invisibles fix, examine the PS2 version.

Just goes to show why movie-to-game conversions have the reputation they do. Monsieur Besson's work deserves better.

Pet Vet: Paws & Claws is directly aimed at children and at adults. I don’t see too many teenagers in high school picking this up unless they are looking for their next fix after becoming bored with "Nintendogs."

The game rocks, whether you love Idol or not.

If you have a choice between Spirit Caller for the DS and "Tag Force" for PSP, go with "Tag Force." It’s a fresher and more thoroughly designed game. Spirit Caller is still worth playing, but it’s not as exciting after "Nightmare Troubadour."

A giant step in the wrong direction for the franchise and if you loved the original just as much as I do you should seriously avoid this one.

As a pure football simulation game, this is as good as it gets. From an entertainment standpoint, Football Mogul is an incomplete pass.

A certain type of person will fall in love with this game; others will hate it completely.

Pets is an impressive The Sims 2 expansion pack transferred nicely to the PSP but really long load times and its repetitive nature might not sit well with everyone even true fans.

The annoying camera, easy to solve puzzles, and not exploiting the droid enough really knocked down the score here.

A fun, albeit no-frills, collection of one of the most beloved franchises in arcade gaming and a great value for hardcore fans of the series.

A few flaws prevent this game from becoming a sure-fire hit, but fans of the series will eat this game up.

Elebits is wonderful in its execution of an original idea. But like most original ideas in the gaming world, it is not free of repetition.

The game gets some points for the innovative use of the controls, but otherwise it's somewhat predictable and sadly lacking in the "fun" department. Just an average game on what should be an un-average system.

The bosses are great and the story is wonderful. But you may only feel the need to play through this game twice, and it’ll barely take two hours on the first – much less on the second.

It's a solid action title and really gives a shot in the arm to a franchise that needed a shot in the arm.

A decent game that could have been much better if the developers took just a little bit more time refining the controls and working on the AI to make sure it doesn’t “cheat” as much as it does.

Zatch Bell! ends up being a mish mash of unrealized ideas and poor gameplay.

Worth renting for any lover of the Wii shooter style, especially if you want to experience more motion-driven technology.

Battlelines for the PS3 is actually far superior to the original Full Auto game introduced on the Xbox 360 and is one fun ride well worth your money.

There’s a lot of variety to the levels and the teamwork aspect is pretty good but ultimately this is a portable action game that could have a lot better.

Sure the awful framerate problems will frustrate as will the long load times but considering the deep single-player modes and the tons of extras, this one might not be perfect but it still has all the right moves.

Ice Age 2: The Meltdown is a really fun game, but it is held back by one major flaw: its length. It takes only a couple of hours to beat this game if you have any gameplay experience.

Drive, crash, mini-game, repeat. Pimp My Ride is a licensed game for die-hard fans.