It's obvious that they put little or no effort into developing this turd, and Atlus should be embarrassed charging a full $60 for it.

It was interesting seeing more from a company that I thought handled primarily fighting games, and I also got to see the history of a company that is beloved by millions of gamers.

At $39.99 any fan of Silent Hill should enjoy Siren: Blood Curse.

1942: Joint Strike is a solid, but short update to the 1942 series. The inclusion of online co-operative play is a nice addition that works well.

Izuna 2 certainly does have personality, and it does help to offset a lot of its deficiencies, but it's just not enough to push it over the top.

If you have quick reflexes and a fast stylus hand, you will probably have an absolute blast with this one.

So, if you have played Final Fantasy IV, or if you have never tried it but are familiar with other examples of the genre, you will definitely enjoy Final Fantasy IV for the DS.

CivRev has been an extremely pleasant surprise. It’s not perfect, but it does a fantastic job of taking one of the most complex gaming franchises and boiling it down to the fundamental aspects that make it so much fun.

Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 is a very addictive and fun game.

The delivery is tried and true, but it is starting to feel a bit old.

It's a good extension of the series and a nice way to introduce the older Aerosmith fan base.

In conclusion, Final Fantasy Tactics A2 is a very good game that could have been a lot more. They could have put more effort into the music and graphics and made it a must-have, but it's still good and worth a play.

The single player delivers, but is a fairly one-trick pony that provides roughly 7 hours of mindless fun punctuated with genuinely funny dialog.

It will take a little getting used to the Guitar Grip, and you do need to remember to take breaks. However, if you do this you will be rewarded with a fun Guitar Hero game on the go. Rock on!

If the guitar gets a tad better, and the drums a little more ... well more, then I'd have to give it aces nearly everywhere.

Etrian Odyssey 2: Heroes of Lagaard is for hardcore RPG fans only. Those looking for a challenging title that will deliver 40 to 70 hours of gameplay will not be dissapointed.

Coupled with a download via the Playstation Store that’ll explain the series to you so far, this game is playable even if you haven’t been following the series for years.

Unfortunately, if you are looking for a realistic boxing game, you aren’t going to find it here.

The few places where it stumbles are more than made up by the polish and attention to detail everywhere else.

The few places where it stumbles are more than made up by the polish and attention to detail everywhere else.

While the loss of online multiplayer hurts, there is a great deal to like here.

If you really loved the movie, then you will want the game.

I've played a couple other versions of the game, and I know it can be quite fun. The keyboard controls for this one was supremely disappointing to me, but the 360-like controllers did help this issue.

LEGO Indiana Jones is absolutely worth playing, especially if you want to introduce young children to the series without scaring the hell out of them with the ending to "Raiders."

So, if you're jonesing for some Indiana on the go, you've got a great option with LEGO Indiana Jones.

Don’t poison your memory with ET:QW on the PS3.

ET: QW is not fun, period.

Ultimately a disappointment. Instead of being a sharply delivered hard rubber ball to the face, it ends up being a limp-wristed, easily dodged throw towards the ankles.