Despite the omitted tune, Final Fantasy XIII overall is a high quality RPG that is worth every ounce of the hype. It most likely won't change the minds of those who dislike JRPGs, but fans of the genre will love every minute of the 70-100 hours they will invest.

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.

Racquet Sports is a slightly above average game with candy-coated visuals that works when more than one human plays at the same time.

Toy Soldiers is a unique game no matter what way it is sliced.

A disappointing single-player campaign makes the game absolutely worthless to single-player only gamers, but anyone with an internet connection, a penchant for destruction and an appetite for something different should join this battle.

Rather than just rushing a port to the market, Game Arts really did good by their fan base by modernizing the game one more time.

The Show is a pure baseball fanatic's dream come true. With outstanding visuals luring gamers to try it, the gameplay does the rest to seal the deal on this winning experience.

With clever design to separate itself from the disappointing movie, Alice in Wonderland is a fun game in its own right.

Despite a bad sound effect here and a dropped frame there, this is still Sonic the Hedgehog at his old fashioned finest.

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.

With 75 levels, a few challenging achievements, and, of course, leaderboards, Lazy Raiders has got enough content to keep players occupied for hours on end.

Heavy Rain transcends the current definition of a video game and blazes a beautiful, artistic trail with a psychological thriller that features shades of Hitchcock.

All-Stars Racing is the go-to kart racing game on the Xbox 360. There isn't an experience like it on the system.

Last Rebellion is a niche RPG that only hardcore RPG fans will enjoy.

Risen's sometimes engaging story and realistic characters aren't enough to save it from being benched as the stars take the field in this year's first quarter.

Fans of Twin Peaks and survival horror especially will find a lot to love in this flawed title.

There's a fabulous Xbox Live Arcade game with stellar art and music, compelling gameplay about time manipulation, and no, it's not Braid. Comparisons to 2008's Xbox Live darling Braid are inevitable, but The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom is no simple copycat.

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.

The moments where teamwork is highlighted are the best moments in the game. It is curious why those weren't capitalized on more throughout. Even the co-op is compromised from FTB3 being designed with grander battles in mind.

Loyal subscribers to the online game might find this side story charming, but a gamer coming to this world without any prior knowledge of the online world it stems from will likely miss the point.

Strikeforce is a monumental step in the right direction for the series.

The combat is more intuitive, the narrative exceeds almost all in its genre, the plasmid and gun customizations are richer, the multiplayer certainly stands on its own, and the nods to the first game is undoubtedly valued.

God of War fans will enjoy Dante's Inferno but will most likely pass it over right now given the timing between the adventures of Dante and Kratos.

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.

WKC isn't a bad game. It is a disjointed game. There are so many things included that none of them were able to get the attention they deserved.

This monster-hunting game will not disappoint.

In short, if you're looking to get your culinary fix on Nintendo's console, you're better off looking toward Cooking Mama.

To anyone with the ability to read and even a small English vocabulary, this game is going to become boring in a few minutes. The lack of multiplayer hurts, too, but not as much as the $10 price point.