Immensely deep.

Stock up on junk food and eye-drops while you can because once you're in the game, you may never want to come back out.

Anyone interested in learning about The Beatles or anyone just looking for a nice, laid-back musical game should check this out.

The true disaster here is the likelihood that nobody will really play Enthusia. "Gran Turismo 4's" massive popularity is destined to overshadow it even though both games rank at the top of the genre.

This is probably the game that should come bundled with the DS, but if you have an ounce of creativity, you owe it to yourself to order Electroplankton.

For fans of the Mega Man legacy, this is an absolute must-buy.

Treasure definitely knows action and 2D gaming. If you thought the action was intense in "Astro Boy: The Omega Factor", then you will love what they have done with Gunstar.

Almost everything that Dungeon Siege did well, DS2 does better (the anemic and frustrating Save Game system notwithstanding).

This game is what you make it- if you find you're not enjoying it, try something drastically different. As in all Sims titles, the only limit is your imagination.

A good example of a developer using an excellent license (in this case, two licenses) to its advantage.

The best soccer game around. It's as simple as that.

An amazing purchase. From the spot on comic humor, to the amazing voice acting, everything adds up to a worthy investment.

The game is darker, bloodier, and edgier all around. The environments all look beautiful, and the combat animation is seamless.

This game isn't about the blasting or the slashing – it's about the scares. Let me tell you, it'll scare you good.

With a compelling offline story, fun co-op, and an addictive online multiplayer, it would be hard not to like this game.

A totally unexpected and pleasant surprise for the Xbox 360 crowd. It’s highly addictive, family friendly (although obviously that can change online), and extremely easy to get in to.

InFamous makes a lot of smart and entertaining game design decisions topped off with a high level of presentation values.

An outstanding game due to it's updated graphics, the widely varied choices you can make, and the wholly engrossing nature of the gameplay.

The online aspect is extremely well done and probably makes Dead or Alive Ultimate one of the best Xbox Live games currently available. This, plus the addition of over 100 unlockable costumes, a huge gallery, and other goodies, definitely makes this the ultimate Dead or Alive game.

It's doesn't do anything new, it's just the best at what it does. If you're new to RPGs, this is the best title to start off with.

A must-have installment in the RE series - perhaps now more than ever. The game’s important story is now critical to the evolving RE plot thanks to "Resident Evil 4."

It has its own brand of off color humor, and the gameplay is top notch. Again, I can't say enough about the music. It's so cool!

Overall we were deeply impressed with Bioshock for the PC, but do wish that the developers had made available the toolkit used in its construction - I shiver contemplating what the fan community could make from its art and building resources.

It is not that Top Spin 4 revolutionizes the tennis game genre, it just provides a comfortable control scheme, an extremely robust career mode, and a presentation that has yet to be matched in a tennis title.

The gameplay is utterly fantastic. Once players get through the steep learning curve, the brand new and intuitive control systems will win them over – hands down.

Offering vibrant environments, adorable characters, and genuinely clever puzzles governing every facet of level design, there's not much to dislike about The Adventures of Cookie & Cream.

RE DS doesn’t score many originality points, but it doesn’t have to. RE was, and still is, a classic, and having it available in the palm of your hand is nothing to complain about.

Strong Bad Episode 2 is actually a very good game that is overly easy and entirely too short.

If you like to easily create uber-characters and enjoy killing clueless noobs, Dofus probably isn't the game for you. But, if you want something that's a little offbeat, with a heavy reliance on community and group goals, you can do a lot worse than spending $7 to see if you like it.

An immensely entertaining game. For those gamers who crave classic side-scrolling action it provides a more than adequate fix.

It is a beautiful game with some technical flaws that are definitely worth overlooking. The excellent mixture of the alternate storyline and the sensational art style are second to none.

The biggest problem with the PC version of MVP Baseball 2005 is the keyboard and mouse layout that doesn’t adapt to any sports game very well.

Legend of Kay is likely to get lost in the shuffle leading up to this year's holiday season, but it's one of the better action games to hit the shelves this year. The designers were smart not to go crazy with new concepts.

Resurrection of Evil really is, despite its disappointments, a “must have” title for any Doom III fan.

No different from previous versions in terms of having much more pre-existing content than new, but the features introduced in this version make it worth a serious consideration from football game fans.

The game is a safe pickup for FPS fans, and something worth looking at for anybody wanting a unique adventure…assuming you played the original.

For any fan of RPG’s, espically fans of Japanese RPGs, Tales is a must have.

Creating havoc has not been this much fun since players were first treated to GTA3 many years ago.

Chaos Theory can be defined as mild revolution. It brings freshness to the series without alienating what made it good in the first place. Only calculated risks were taken here.

Essentially, the GBA is not the place to look for if you want a quality FPS, but Duke Nukem Advance has been crafted with due care, which generates an extremely pleasurable gaming experience.

It is true; L4D2 plays out very similarly to the original smash hit. But the fast paced four player co-op is quite entertaining and the new material is enough to experience this sequel even if you have played the hell out of the first game.

It’s easily one of the best games on the Nintendo DS, and fans familiar with the series will be able to dive right in and get into the game.

Fallout New Vegas is basically everything that Fallout 3 was, just in a new environment, a new story, but with more bugs and a few new bells and whistles.

The game has a great shine to it. It is absolutely beautiful with everything from the way the characters look and move. Kudos to Valve for doing such excellent work at giving us such high class eye candy.

This title is definitely a sleeper hit.

If this review has not convinced you to go buy this game, then just go buy it anyway. Then come back to Mygamer and thank us for telling you to get it. The character design is precious enough to warm even the coldest Grinch.

The game doesn't live up to the qualities resplendent in either the book or the movies, but it's still a technically competent game and fun to play.

GoldenEye Wii is nowhere near a straight port of the N64 classic and it is not supposed to be. Instead, players are treated with a classic experience but told through fresh eyes; the experience is impressive.

A very good game, though it isn't revolutionary in any way. The real-time aging and alignment modifying is great, but the game doesn't take advantage of it.

EA has done an exceptional job creating a game around the movie, and their efforts are certainly deserving of your attention.

While fans have probably already paid for the entire season long before this episode came out, people who are newer to the series can easily find something to hold their attention but may want to wait a little long for the series to congeal together in both difficulty and, hopefully, an overarching plot.

While it is a little short, doesn't have a whole lot to offer after you beat it, and can be difficult, it's a great ride the first few times through. Again, if you find yourself playing first-person shooters of all kinds, then this game is for you.

So, even if you are weary of the WWII theme, don’t be so disillusioned by the overabundance of WWII games that you let this one elude you.

For those that are really into the genre it is a no brainer, for anyone who has enjoyed a tower defense game before it is still a solid investment.

It goes without saying that if you enjoy fun, get yourself a copy of Peggle DS.

It's simplistic fighting mechanics and complex puzzles and level design have revived the adventure genre and given gamers a trilogy of epic proportions.

Is CoD4 the best FPS ever made? Definitely not. Will it provide a decent amount of entertainment value and cover the cost of $60? Absolutely.

Overall God of War II shouldn’t be missed by fans of the first God of War.

The game doesn't live up to the qualities resplendent in either the book or the movies, but it's still a technically competent game and fun to play.

If you’re looking for fun off road racing, DIRT 2 can be a ride you want to take.

Don't worry about hesitating to spend the $60, you will spend more time than you think playing this game.

When you put together how fun Sam and Max: Culture Shock is to play, all the added content you get from GameTap, and how funny the interchange between Sam and Maxthemselves are, this game makes for a perfect fit.

The replay value for this game is extremely high, as you are only limited by your imagination.

The breadth of the world in DarkStar One which is part of what makes it such a great game can also be adownside as well.

It would have made more sense to the fans if Capcom had chosen to include full, and separate versions of all the games whose elements are included here, and the absence of the original Street Fighter, or any of the Alpha series are sore omissions.

Games like Ico are increasingly rare in their originality, honesty, and heartfelt approach to the digital form of entertainment.

SSX On Tour feels very similar to its immediate predecessor, SSX 3. To a certain extent, SSX On Tour is simply more of the stuff that made SSX 3 so great, but in this case more of the same isn't a bad thing.

All praise for the game aside, this should probably only be purchased for people who have bought every other title on the PSP. The game gets rather difficult early on, is rather unforgiving, and seems to expect a level of knowledge out of the player that no one new to the series should have to go through.

Whether or not this means the triumphant return of Sonic, this game is worth your time if you can appreciate classic gameplay without the classic frustration it usually brings.

Call of Duty 4 is a solid game that is easy to get into, but has enough content that most gamers will be able to find a lasting appeal for several months in the multiplayer arenas.

For fans of the series this is simply a continuation of form, while everyone else will easily find something to love it is hard not to be shocked at the price.

It would have been nice to have an indicator on screen somewhere to let you know how good or bad you're doing; or if you even accomplished the goal of the match while it is in progress.

For those that are looking for more Majesty this is the perfect option, although this addition isn't going to convince anyone to run out and buy it.

Since it started, Popcap Games has been pumping out quality titles, and Bejeweled 3 is no exception.

This game is great because you can’t ignore the fact that you will never have so much fun doing chores, running errand for neighbors, and paying bills.

Multiplayer modes notwithstanding, this is an awesome title with a grown-up storyline, not only for its subject matter (how many 10-year-olds know what a Soviet or The Cold War is?), but also for its twists and political implications.

Much more than your basic first person shooter. The game of course does have its flaws, mostly with how confusing the story gets towards the end, but what really hurts the game is that it seems to always be building towards something, only to let you down. Fortunately everything the game does well makes up for it by giving you one of the best mixtures of action and plot with the end result of a truly immersive adventure that really is worth your time and effort.

The game tells you HOW, but it doesn't tell you WHAT. This is not bad, except for those few games that you just can't figure out. However, it's easy enough for anyone to just pick up and play.

For the most part, the simple 2D art design works extremely well in generating the game’s overall appeal; it just could have used slightly more definition in terms of upgrading structures and deploying more powerful units.

But if your Wii is connected to the internet, you are probably better off downloading Tetris Party for less than half the price - it is basically the same game found on this disc based version.

It looks, feels and plays like historical Kirby installments. However, while it looks and plays well, it is incredibly short.

Creativity and the will to venture into new territory has done good things for Mortal Kombat.

For those who haven't enjoyed Hitman games in the past, this game probably won't change your mind - not much has changed. However, if you've been waiting for another chapter in the Hitman series, this is certainly the finest thus far.

A game that will prove very difficult for the casual strategy gamer, and a real challenge to the hardcore gamer. Either playing against the CPU or a human enemy, the best battle plan will win through in the end.

I only hope that enough Americans will appreciate Mr. Wright so that we can get our hands on the other two titles in the series.

Supreme Commander manages to excel on so many fronts that other strategy games fell short of, with giant maps and a monetary system that makes sense and simplifies making an army.

There's plenty of reason to keep playing once the main story is finished, aside from the perpetual quest to better your challenge mission scores.

Tomena Sanner on WiiWare is a perfect platform for this user friendly/cheap thrills style of quirky gameplay.

This game is worth the purchase for any person who has a 360 and the internet to download the game, even if it is still a little rough around the edges.

Soulstorm does many things differently than many of the other RTS games that have been released in the last ten years, and it does all of them amazingly well.

The graphics are extraordinarily fast, accurate, and clear for a GBA game.

I really like how the different characters are voiced, and the individual casting is spot on.

Challenging games are becoming an endangered species in the MMORG genre; several of the latest releases seem to cater to the lowest common denominator of the gaming community. EverQuest II reverses that trend.

Newcomers to the series will be instantly drawn to the simple and exciting gameplay that is a staple of Mega Man, while the new features make it a worthwhile rent for veteran fans.

The only issue is that the intricate tech tree system sets a pretty steep learning curve for the game that can scare off lots of young, inexperienced players. Because of that, it’s hard to recommend this to people just looking to dive into the RTS genre, but it may be worth looking at for all you Starcraft and Command & Conquer veterans.

It’s an effective sequel that makes the statement “If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it” ring true.

Despite the rough gameplay and idiotic AI, Mass Effect is still a very good experience when taken as a whole.

The only positive aspect for those that have played the game, and feel the same as I do, is that Neversoft has officially announced that their next installment will go in a new direction with hopes of revitalizing the franchise.