Offering 20 to 25 hours of splendid gameplay, RE4 is undeniably the greatest survival horror title on the market, and my new favorite game of all time.

The best part of Zelda games is having an entire world to explore however and whenever you want to. The latest incarnation completely delivers in this area!

Put all doubts about how the control scheme fits with the Wii-mote aside, and just embrace the greatness of what this "realistic" Zelda.

Every character, human, demon, lizard, and Hylian, moves with realism.

Viewtiful Joe is an artistic playground. As an artist myself I can say this is interactive art.

Super Mario World was a historic move for the Mario franchise that deserves recognition. You certainly won't regret picking this one up.

Other than playing on a harder difficulty, or during an attempt to recieve 100% completion (if that was missed out on the first time through), there isn't much of a replay value to the game.

It starts a bit on the slow side, but I still stand firm in my belief that Resident Evil is one of the strongest video games on the market.

Luckily, the sound more than makes up for any graphical shortcomings.

One of the few remakes out there that capture the original experience without ruining it.

Circle is a surprisingly deep game and certainly sets the bar for its descendant games.

If you have the ability to use the WFC and own a DS, I can’t stop recommending purchasing MKDS.

I’m still amazed at how full that tiny little DS card is full of information. I still haven’t even explained the extra modes.

The gameplay is next to perfect and truly fun to learn, and eventually, master. The graphics are still some of the best to this day and the sound lives up the expectations for a Star Wars game.

Graphically, the game manages to trump even Metroid Fusion, which itself outdoes Super Metroid.

Dawn of Sorrow is easily the killer app of the system’s short existence. If you own a DS, you must go out and buy this game. It’s more than worth your money.

While some may argue that it’s too short or lacks difficulty, I definitely have to disagree. I had my fair share of deaths and the replay value is heightened significantly if you collect the myriad of coins disseminated throughout the game.

Why play complicated b-ball when games like V3 utilize the basics so magnificently well?

When it’s all said and done, Meteos is by far the best puzzle game for the Nintendo DS platform.

One of the best GBA games I have ever played.

The graphics in those cut scenes are better than what we had really seen in a tactical RPG up to that point.

Konami really put too much effort into "improving" the graphics engine (and ruined it in the process) while ignoring the other, possibly more important aspects of the game.

If you enjoy the genre like me, or if you like handheld games with 'a lot of tapping', you simply can't go wrong with the quirky troupe that is the Elite Beat Agents.

If you want a game you can play for an hour or so a day for the rest of your days, then this is the game for you.

While I found just about everything likable, I never really felt "into" the game. This is probably due to my general distaste for sports titles.

While the story is nothing to pay attention to, the gameplay is what really shines here.

But don't let the linearity fool you--Partners in Time is an excellent game no matter what platform it's running on.

A game that will last forever. Regardless of whether you have human friends or are just playing the game alone, it will likely last you a long, long time.