Above average, but nothing really innovative that left me in awe.

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.

Carbon does a good job of capturing the look and feel of your average street racing movie. Its got loads of gorgeous looking cars, winding city courses, speed, lots of blur and a few cutaway camera tricks. Oh and having Emmanuelle Vaugier from Smallville and CSI:NY doesn’t hurt any either.

I might not be alone in saying that Madden NFL 07 for Wii is the best version of all the next-generation platform versions.

With its solid presentation and polished gameplay, this is definitely a game worth checking out by fans of the film and gamers alike.

No fancy effects, but some great level and character designs make up for it.

With its solid presentation and polished gameplay, this is definitely a game worth checking out by fans of the film and gamers alike.

It's innovative in ways that "Tomb Raider" hasn't been for years. Moreover, it's just plain fun.

However, if you are looking for an excellent story and some awesome gunplay, the Darkness is a must try. Just don't turn the lights off

While The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction isn't a long or involving game, what is here is fantastic and deserves a look.

Build a label mode seems generally linear, but it is well thought out and features an excellent cast.

The sounds also add a lot to this game. From the odd noise of your footsteps to the breathing of psychotic people trying to hunt you down, it’s all here and creepy.

Cries to be played by fans of the series and fans of "GoldenEye."

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

With arguably the best platforming found on the Xbox, and a fairly decent Xbox Live mode, it's a game you may want to rent first before buying.

A truly fun, challenging and completely satisfying Wii title that demonstrates why the Wii controller rocks.

The controls are not perfect, but they do prove that a nearly pixel-perfect “mouse-and-keyboard” configuration can work on the Wii.

This game is huge. Seriously. 40 hours or more worth of gameplay amounts to a lot of fun.

With Xbox Live play, solid controls, and a great presentation, NHL 06 should satisfy even the hardest puckhead.

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith is enjoyable, and it's pretty impressive as far as fan service goes, but its appeal is going to be fairly limited.

Regardless if you like Naruto or not, this game has some serious production values behind it.

It's not exactly Grand Theft Auto caliber, but Bully: Scholarship Edition is still an entertaining open-world romp through Bullworth Academy.

It would be totally unfair to judge Korg as a game. As a tool, it is surprising powerful and flexible. The limitations will become apparent once you start noodling around with what Korg can and can't do. Gamers who also happen to be musicians will get a lot of use out of the tool and will be in awe of the versatility of the DS.

Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! is a very enjoyable game once you understand the gameplay. You need patience and are willing to fail here and there.

This year, more than any other, it feels like NCAA won't be a stop gap until Madden hits the store shelves and can stand on its own by offering a different experience that the NFL can't match.

The Oregon Trail may not be as difficult as the original, but it's still as addictive to play.

If you already own it, there's nothing new here, but it's the same incredibly addictive game with all the noises and the Ode to Joy and all those great things, making it definitely worth picking up otherwise.

If you can grit your teeth and win races, you'll appreciate the digitized city of LA.