The great graphics and sound will grab your attention, and the diversity of the worlds and the ability to pick up and play will keep it.

Skate 2's more realistic feel will probably appeal more to actual skaters, and while some of the big tricks might be a bit harder to pull off, it's more satisfying when you get that trick pulled off.

The game itself is fun, even if the combat does seem to be a bit like random button pushing at times, the voice acting is very solid, the music is incredibly good, and the art is mostly good.

SO: SE will appeal to some RPG fans, but I’m certainly not one of them. I need at least a somewhat interesting story and/or characters to keep me engaged in a game, and these aspects were completely missing.

If you're looking for a cool, atmospheric shooter for your DS, I definitely recommend Moon.

If you like an environmental puzzle game with some combat mixed in and like a little of betrayal on top, Mirror's Edge is the game for you. If you are looking for a game that will keep you hooked for days on end, this game is definitely something you can skip over.

They've taken every aspect I could think of an improved it.

8-bit is Enough is another solid entry in the Strong Bad series.

Sadly, Prince of Persia: The Fallen King has far too many shortcomings to recommend it to anyone.

Destroy All Humans is dead and Path of the Furon put the final nail in the coffin. Rest in peace Crypto.

I felt myself compelled to play, but the control issues really got to me. Had there been no control issues, I would have been able to recommend this without any problem.

If you've played CT before and never "got it," or if you've avoided it for whatever reason, now's your chance to give it the shot it deserves. It will be well worth your time.

I think there’s a certain subset of gamers that will absolutely adore MS7, and a larger group of us that will find it fun, but ultimately somewhat unsatisfying.

It's a rare thing when a company wants to roll the dice with a valued property, and the results sometimes turn out great. In this case, not so much.

The Lord of The Rings Online: Mines of Moria is a complete expansion and not just an attempt to cash in on an existing franchise.

There’s probably a fantastic game in there somewhere, and given a bit more development time, it might have shown it’s true colors. As is, however, NFS:UC is awfully tough to recommend.

Fans of the website or the previous games will enjoy the story and jokes.

From the sharp graphics to the rock solid gameplay, this is a well-implemented game.

If you have a computer with internet and think you might enjoy playing games, do yourself a favor and try it.

Mirror's Edge is fairly unique, and I have to applaud DICE for trying something completely new. The fact that they managed to achieve the level of success presented here is amazing.

Red Alert 3 is exactly what it claims to be – a fast-paced RTS with over the top acting and units.

Call of Duty: World at War is a fantastic title.

The game is definitely an incremental step forward for the series, and not a revolutionary one.

I can find fault with anything.

It appears when looking at the sheer number of options available in this game that THQ tried to make the end-all be-all to the wrestling genre. While they did not quite succeed in this endeavor, it was a valiant effort.

I was really hoping that this would be a significant improvement over last year. Unfortunately, outside of the loading time and the Road to Wrestlemania, there's not much to recommend this game.

The controls may drive you nuts at first, but give it some time.

If you are a Naruto fan, then you owe it to yourself to check it out. If you are looking for an adventure game with a nice amount of variety, then you might want to at least give it a rental.