Tales of Monkey Island: Episode Two manages to be better than the first one in many, many ways.

At 1200 Microsoft Points (around $15), Shadow Complex is one of the most fulfilling, robust packages the Xbox Live Arcade has to offer, which is a steal for a game that could have easily been released at retail.

Wolfenstein is not a bad game, it just lacks that overall buzz factor to keep the disc in your tray.

Like other Zoo games, the music is appropriately rocking for the game content and the graphics are a bit choppy.

From the glitchy programming, the poor graphical quality, a camera that never listens to the player, and horrific level design, Brave: A Warrior’s Tale is an incomplete product.

While the ability to steer with the wiimote may be a selling point, I’d much rather have a great racing game with precise controls and intensely accurate graphics. The novelty of building your own tracks is lost if there is no one to share them with.

Wallace and Gromit is in no way a bad game, just not nearly as good as the other products that Telltale has put out recently. This isn’t to say that people who are fans of the movies or shows should pass this up, because it seems to play directly for those people.

Bookworm is exactly what it says that it is, a game where a worm goes around beating up creatures using only the power of his words. If that sounds like a good time, and have fun with the daily word jumble, Bookworm Adventures is probably the right game for you.

There is a definite lack of content, which leaves the game feeling like a $60 downloadable title. Still, this is King of Fighters, the fun incarnate. The way it works out, the game is a good pickup for fighting game fans.

For a price of $7.99, this download-only title provides an entertaining, but short, gameplay experience. The few hours that you will spend with this game, however, will definitely be entertaining.

The music is simple, though repetitive and the graphics are actually pretty good compared to the game play. If I was a little kid and my parents bought me this game, I’d get a few good days of play out of it before trading it in for a well made game… or any game really.

If you and three of your Live friends are looking for a game to pickup that allows you to blow a lot of stuff up with fun weapons you can’t go wrong with this purchase.

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

This game is like your Mom telling you to do all your homework and chores before you can go outside and play.

At this point, Blazblue should be on a lot of Game of the Year shortlists and, for me, is the best game of 2009 to this point.

Even though Pangya is not the most unique title gameplay-wise, it is still enjoyable.

Rocket Ride is a great game for the XBLA. The simple, but addictive, gameplay mechanics make this a perfect fit for the downloadable platform.

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.

While the gameplay has some flaws, it is on the whole solid, and there is enough game there to enjoy for a good length of time.

When compared to other open world sand box titles, Prototype leaves an unfortunate bland taste in your mouth.

Red Faction Guerrilla is an entertaining game, without question. There are just a few elements that prevent this game from becoming great.

Fuel definitely separates itself from the competition with its expansive open area. However, despite its technical achievements, it fails to nail the basic necessities that most of its competitors games give.

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

It definitely seems to have been the victim of a tight development schedule, with a handful of small problems that generally hold the entire experience back. Regardless, a strong effort to include and refine basically every major aspect of the MMA sport deserves credit.

It is quite obvious that Puzzle Kingdoms had a low budget to work with. They tried to recreate Puzzle Quest to make another quick buck, but fell completely flat.

Devil Summoner 2 might not have as many redeeming qualities as some of the later Persona titles, and it might not even tie the two chunks of the game together as well as those titles do either, but that doesn’t mean that the entire game isn’t a solid investment from the moment that it starts.

The entire product feels rushed and is definitely of budget title quality.

While X-Men Origins: Wolverine has some nice features, it ultimately can’t shake its mediocre gameplay.