As entertaining a gaming experience that The Two Thrones delivers, it’s nothing new- more of a refinement on an already solid formula and premise than anything else.

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

At its core, the game is almost solid. Good graphics, fun combat sequences, and the slowly rewarding element of research and development have potential for a real winner. However, the game is just simply too long and repetitive for its own good.

Once the learning curve has been overcome, players will want to spend time with this game. And adding the tons of unlockables only increases the replay value.

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.

If you have a respectable gaming level PC, the frame-rate hiccups and certain bland textures may make the PC version more desirable.

A true gamer’s dream. This is a title where every aspect of gaming comes together seamlessly to make an instant classic and quite possibly the best Xbox 360 game on the market right now.

It's a disgrace to see such prime material squandered over such a mediocre game. While it's not horrible, it could have been much cooler.

If a little more time was spent tweaking graphics, as well as fully developing the forensic elements of the game, I think Condemned could have been close to perfect.

Unless you’re locked into buying a bundle when you purchase your Xbox 360 this holiday, it’s probably best to rent Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland.

It runs into problems that stem from not being produced exclusively for the new console, and from overly formulaic third person shooter material.

There is a lot of replay value simply because it’s a good sports game, but the lack of 3-point and dunking contests does hurt it a bit.

Though editing options fall short of what would be a must-have basketball title, NBA 2K6 is arguably the best sports title for the 360 right now.

A mediocre football game. Madden NFL 06 is the Xbox 360's first budget title, it’s just too bad the game isn’t priced that way.

But because the developers took the extra time to develop an excellent online mode, this is a game that should be played by all PSP players. And where else can you blow up zombies with a viral chainsaw dressed in a Santa suit?

But those willing to give it a chance will find the best role playing GAME -- emphasis on the game part -- they've played in a long time. It might just be enough to make a fan out of you.

Sonic Team really dropped the ball on mission design, the graphics are lackluster, camera control issues can result in needless deaths, and the storyline can be a little hard to follow for anyone that is not a Sonic junkie.

Yes, it's strange to be able to damage cops but not have a scratch even when they hit harder than Ike Turner.

Although there are annoyances that will deter some, Kingdom of Paradise is still fun enough that it's worth playing past the rough spots to get to the good stuff.

Not even "New Super Mario Bros." has topped this game. An instant Sonic classic.

The voice over work is absolutely tremendous.

It is better than most movie-to-game translations but it still lacks significant polish. There are just too many annoying things in this game that can’t be ignored.

If you own a DS, you need to own Mario Kart DS. This is the kind of game you shouldn’t have to give a score too. Just go out and buy it.

Unlike most movie games, Narnia for GBA is tolerable, but still lacks an overall polish.

All the basics are there, but the game needs a thorough ironing out because of the little flaws add up to one major let down.

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

It is a breath of fresh air for the Suikoden series, and definitely should pique the interest of tactics-lovers.

Strikingly original.