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

You may think I'm full of BS, but Pac-Man World 3 will last you anywhere from 8-12 hours.

A great DS game. The short and relatively easy story mode is still a blast to play through, and the other modes make it a fun game.

Any Sonic fan, or fans of sidescrollers in general, would be a fool to pass this game up. Sonic Rush is truly a blast to play and a fine example of what Sonic games should be all about.

It feels rushed. It's sloppy. It's one of the biggest letdowns of the year bar none.

That game is made the way Sonic games should be. That isn't to say there are no fun parts in Shadow, but they are far too rare.

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

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

It's hard to recommend this game to anyone because being a fan of the series doesn't change the fact that this game is too easy, too short and loses its freshness after only a few chapters.

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

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.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Gun, but I came out having a blast. While it's a short ride, beginning to end is an amazing experience.

Through and through, Donkey Kong Country 3 is a port of the SNES original title. While a fun title to play every once in a while, the short, linear levels can get a bit boring at times.

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.

Fans of Shrek will be glad to hear that a decent Shrek game is now available for them to play on the go, but ultimately this game just isn’t engaging or fun.

It will certainly entertain the younger crowd, and probably fans of the show as well, but if you don't fit into those categories, I would probably look for my GBA fix somewhere else.

It's just another mediocre movie-based GBA game that's just a waste of 30 bucks.

There's very little wrong with it (although that lack of a save feature is irritating) and a lot to love. If you like pinball games, this is the one to grab.

If you're new to the series, this game warmly welcomes you with its brutally easy difficulty. But steroid-using DDR veterans will dominate this game in a couple of hours, and won't give it a second thought.

Definitely a throwback to the arcade days, being almost identical to the arcade original. The new gameplay aspects add a little spice to the formula, but don’t add a whole lot of content overall.

The campaign mode generally lasts anywhere from 25 to 40 hours.

The diverse characters and humorous outbursts that occur in the courtroom are enough to make Phoenix Wright an enjoyable experience and what helps keep the player interested into it.

Everything looks great, from the character models to the environments. The game also has an amazing sense of speed.

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.

Uses the Nintendo DS’s touch screen beautifully, and also has an awesome concept in its hands.

If you want replay value, then you probably want to count the 15 times you have replayed a level before beating it.

Gale of Darkness is one of those games that will use its claws to grab you by the gonads until you complete it.

As I like to repeat, if you have trouble with micro-management, Lost in Blue isn’t for you.