With 64 different levels, new enemies, the new drone buddy system, multiplayer modes and online leader boards, it's hard not to like Galaxies – especially if you're a Geometry Wars fans. Unfortunately, the Wii IR controls don't work as well as the original dual analog controls.

Whether or not you should purchase Wii Fit depends on the answer to this last question: Do you want to exercise and get in shape? If so, then this is a great tool for you. If your answer is "no," then you might want to play something else.

Bit.Trip.Core is a fun and challenging game, especially for only 600 Wii Points.

I'm personally glad to have crawled out from "Underground" and to have started something fresh, even if it is a rehashed concept.

If you're a loyal Resident Evil fan, this DLC is right for you. It gives you another perspective on the story. Even if you didn't enjoy the main storyline, this will make up for it.

It's great fun all the way through and it proves that Sega is still a game company even if their Sonic games suggest otherwise. Absolutely check this one out and spread the word.

The game is amazing for its short length, and quick switch from platform to platform.

Unplugged offers plenty of fun and fast gameplay that'll test your finger dexterity each and every time without worrying about peripherals that you have to port around.

In the end, Metroid: Other M is one of Nintendo's most ambitious projects this generation and deserves some consideration for all that it gets right despite a few missteps. It's recommended for Metroid fans, particularly those who want to know more about Samus Aran and her motivations.

It's a shame that the game falls into some decidedly old-school design traps, but there's still plenty of fun to be had here.

Scribblenauts is one of the best games on the DS and the most imaginative games to be released since LittleBigPlanet.

A major step up in the franchise. While EA let 2k games take 2005 in the next generation NHL titles, they've spent the last year pushing the boundaries to make one of the greatest sports titles ever.

The visuals in Lost Planet are some what of an art form as the environments, characters and objects look absolutely fantastic.

Chime is an inexpensive, fun music game that results in helping someone in need; can you ask for something better? The value for the asking price is excellent even without the charity piled on top. Chime is definitely worth checking out.

Thus far, Eternal Sonata is the best Japanese RPG on the Xbox 360. While the game is far from perfect and it could have been so much more, it does have some very entertaining and unique traits that will have any fans of the genre jumping for joy.

Born on the Playstation 2, and it looks it. Muddy Textures, low detail. The large gameworld is technically impressive though.

When it's all said and done, this is an excellent value in gaming and something that goes a long way toward preserving many excellent titles from the 16-bit Golden Age.

This is one of the best examples of downloadable content and how the digital experience can slingshot far past games sitting on store shelves.

Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 is a welcome addition to the series. Sadly, it doesn't introduce any real new gameplay ideas and elements.

A rather flat and average game.

LA Remix is a luxury racing game. A lot of that comes from the excellent controls and the toned down difficulty.

It's sadly not often that a gem pops up for the PSP, and Ys Seven definitely falls into this category.

Dissida is a unique take on the fighting genre. Its RPG heavy perspective makes for some interesting battles with the obvious benefit of having the most memorable FF characters duke it out in an epic war.

The title is packed full of features and boasts fun gameplay, with good graphics, and sound.

Playing a Royal Rumble match with three friends just never gets old.

The Xbox controller is not the best for fighting games mainly due to the pesky black and white buttons, but after some practice the controls can become second nature.

Fat Princess is one of the defining games of the PSN. The style is outrageously cute and gory and the gameplay is simple enough that it is infectious to play.

While the game will not win anyone over who isn't into action games or killing zombies, those who enjoy shooting zombies in the face will have fun with Mr. Steakfries. Come for the zombie killing, but stay for the humor.