While Toadstool Tour manages to be good, it certainly isn't great, and you'd have more fun with "Tiger Woods."

A good game, but it has it faults. Graphics aren't nearly as good as the series is known for and the slowdown really gets to you in some parts of the game.

Feels very much like a downgraded mix of Midways "NFL Blitz" and "Madden."

Perhaps the greatest asset of Brain Age is the addition of Sudoku, a famous number puzzle that is gaining popularity quickly. It contains a wide range of difficulty, meaning it can be fairly simple or very difficult.

I love the controls, but the lack of intelligence in your friendly and foe A.I. is annoying, and the GCN version really has no replay unless you love the missions.

Tales of Phantasia will last you at least 20 hours, probably closer to 30 hours, though. There are a lot of side quests to fulfill, but the older game design shows through and you'll probably be quite confused on where to go and what to do if you haven't played this game before.

This would have been a great RPG had it not used all the "uniqueness" that makes it annoying rather that a classic.

A decent arcade soccer game with too little Mario. The developers could have put considerably more Mario-elements into the game other than the characters and the title.

Who needs the outside world when you can get some decent exercise in your very living room or bedroom? It may not be anything rigorous, but it'll get your body moving in ways that it normally may not.

I feel as though $50 in an overcharge for what you're getting. The game itself is under ten hours long (just including the story missions).

A Pokemon fan will definitely get a kick out of it, especially if they like the collect-a-thon side quest.

A mediocre story just doesn't cut it anymore, and this one is especially mediocre because they are presenting a story everyone knows and do nothing to spice it up to keep us interested.

Sure Yoshi was extremely innovative with its unique controls and I had fun but when does innovation mean that the overall game play experience to painfully short and lackluster? I felt cheated and so will tons of other DS players.

The GBA just isn't made to support this much combat variety at the kind of pace Revenge of the Sith requires you to act.

Sure the FMVs look incredible and unnecessarily violent, but there aren't enough of them.

I can describe the overall feel of this game in one word: repetitive. Levels, enemies, graphics, music, almost everything feels repeated at least once in this game. It’s hard to even give this a rental, as the game lasts a few hours at most.

Yeah, it's a strange game.

Multiplayer mode is a blast, however single-player mode is useless when compared to the aforementioned.

By no means a terrible game, Madagascar is nothing more than a little above average. The only reason I even credit it with that is because I really enjoyed it for an hour. After that, the sloppiness just becomes too much to bear.

Those who aren't fans of mindlessly pressing a button to gain another level will be better off with another game this holiday season.

When it comes down to it, I'd much rather take a short game with a great idea rather than a lengthy one without any innovation.

Even though it's short, and the backtracking can be tedious, I would still recommend this game. I wouldn’t recommend paying full price for it, however.

It's actually a decent clone of Castlevania gameplay mixed with good ship combat.

Words can’t describe the boredom I feel just thinking about Mr. Driller: Drill Spirits, let-alone playing it.

It's not so much that using the touch screen to control a basketball game doesn't work, it just didn't come together quite as well as it could have.

Feels more like an expansion pack than a real sequel to Donkey Konga, and I would've liked to have seen the problems of the original fixed to some degree in its descendant. Sadly this is not the case.

In the end, GoF is an action game aimed specifically at younger players. There's simply not enough diversity to keep a more seasoned gamer entertained for long periods of time.

The lack of multiplayer really hurts in the long run, but playing a shooter with the Wii-mote is an experience you definitely should have.