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.

The game isn’t perfect but if you want to buy your son or daughter a game based on one of their favorite movies you can’t go wrong with Kung Fu Panda Legendary Warriors.

Tom Clancy’s End War is much like a supermodel; pretty and fun to play with, but ultimately lacking substance.

While the game may not completely capture our wildest dreams about playing Commander Bond, it does do a great job of capturing the atmosphere.

Quantum of Solace ultimately fails to provide a satisfying experience but not for lack of trying. It’s a classic "almost" game because there are a few things the game does right.

It also lacks a great deal of fun, a key ingredient which the developers ignored while opting to add in a host of monotonous mini-games instead.

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa is another movie cash-in.

It's not perfect, but if your kids find this on the rack at your local game store and are interested in some deep introspection about their place in the world, you could certainly do much worse.

There is more gameplay in this game than any four other holiday titles combined, and every minute of it is compelling.

It is no surprise to anyone that has played a Bethesda game that they have come through on a beloved franchise, well worth several hundred hours of your life!

If you are a fan of the previous titles you will also like SingStar Volume 2.

It’s true, the web-slinging is fun, and swinging between rooftops never gets old. However, the game is dragged down by mindless combat that grinds on and on and on.

Fans of Motorstorm will love Pacific Rift.

Families will enjoy Little Big Planet because of the ease of gameplay and the four player co-op. Hardcore gamers will enjoy Little Big Planet because of the collection aspect and the user created content. Future game designers will love Little Big Planet because of the incredible level editor.

Tornado is fun for a bit, but once they start burying their great initial concept in a morass of extra moves and stupid levels (like a level where a giant bad tornado is bumping you around while the clock keeps on running), it loses its joy.

Baddest of the Bands is another solid entry in the Strong Bad series. The storyline is self contained and it isn't essential that you played Episodes 1 or 2 in order to enjoy Episode 3.

It somehow manages to make a completely stale concept feel fresh again, while providing a ton of replay value through different gameplay modes.