So close to being a legendary entry to the NFS series but crew racing hampers it down. AI should never win a race for a player.

The storyline progresses in an entertaining manner, to keep the gamer glued to the TV for hours. Despite the short length of the game, which is on average 15 hours, Second Sight packs a lot during that time.

Metro 2033 is a different experience; it's one fans of the FPS genre might've never indulged in before.

The game felt rushed, it was short, and the multiplayer was lacking.

Madden 10 on the Wii is enough of its own game that it feels like a fresh entry into the Madden franchise. It's like the supplemental reading to a literature course. It isn't a huge concern if you don't cover it but it provides a different perspective on the same subject.

Fans of the FPS genre should definitely give the game a shot for the stylish, adrenaline-pumping firefights, but they shouldn't expect anything as groundbreaking as the first game felt.

Klonoa is one of the best platforming games on the Wii.

Trauma Center: New Blood builds upon everything done in Second Opinion and approves on it.

I would recommend this over MLB 2K7 just because of the Road to The Show mode.

Despite the dodgy AI, Ring of Fates is easily a big step up from its predecessor. The action is more satisfying, the multiplayer is easier to get into, and the story mode is a huge leap forward.

3D Dot stands proud for offering both a charmingly familiar and sublimely unique experience.

When all is said and done, High Moon has created a new Transformer game that will have core fans, as well as core gamers, begging for the sequel.

If you're looking for a realistic warfare game and you only want co-op, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is going to be a good choice, otherwise you might as well wait for Modern Warfare 2.

A step up from last year's sequel to "Underground," but it still has its problems.

While fun, expect the bunnies to outlast the gameplay.

Overall, R.U.S.E. is an interesting take on what some would consider a stale topic these days. It brings some great ideas that have never been seen before into the RTS genre, and executes them well for the most part.

Band Hero can stand apart with being aimed squarely at the angsty tween crowd.

The squad based gameplay is otherwise what you would expect from one of the better WWII franchises. The feeling of watching your team pull off a precisely ordered flank and flush maneuver is still as rewarding as ever, and something that most WWII games can't match.

The game manages to almost perfectly capture the feeling of Scarface, and manages to improve on almost every aspect of GTA in the process.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Edition is what you'd expect to find out of it. It doesn't live up to the HD versions because the severe graphical hit the game takes, but the multiplayer is still a lot of fun to experience and that alone may make the game worth it for you.

Graphically, it's unimpressive but serviceable. Nothing is really outstanding except the creature designs and the blood effect.

Although it's highly recommended to putting large emphasis on playing this title with a group rather than alone, the entertainment factor provides a fresh, new feel to the overall spectrum of video-games as a whole.

The variety of weapons, abilities, enemies, and scenarios provided keep the game fresh throughout the entire experience, and the multiplayer - while flawed - can provide fans with more gameplay without them having to start the whole game over.

Kirby Super Star Ultra is a fantastic revisit to one of the Super NES's best 2D platformers.

If you are looking for an action packed, top caliber shooter, consider deploying with MAG.

Metal Slug 3, at four years old, still remains one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences on the Xbox for those who are up to the challenge it presents.

A rather flat and average game. This game can either be loved for its attempt at giving a different amount of modes or hated for not living up to many standards.

This is a game aimed for kids and families. What Toy Story 3 does so well is bring quality to a movie licensed game that anyone can appreciate.