This one adds a little more spice to the mix and delivers a really fun game to play.

Gaming used to be so simple like this. You started the game, and you had a good time just tearing into everything. No FPS controls to worry about, no complex puzzles or things like that. Just good clean fun. That's what you get with Metal Slug 3.

The game itself is pretty decent, but it doesn't pack the punch of an MLB license.

If you were a fan of the first Kingdom Hearts title, you owe it to yourself to play Chain of Memories, if only for the addition to the story.

NBA Live '06 gives you a helluva good game; solid on both sides of the ball. On the downside, there isn't as much innovation as you might be hoping for.

If you are a fan of City Building Sims than this is a great title for you. Just be warned that the extra need to balance your different social groups will make this one harder to master than some of the other City Building Sims out there.

Day of Reckoning 2 is a lot better than the first one, and the control scheme is the best I've played in a while for a wrestling title.

Puzzle gamers are going to have a field day with this game.

It's got originality, solid gameplay, and is outright fun. Come on, you're the alien! It's time to kick some Human butt!

I just didn't quite get into Manhunt the way I wanted to because of the wierd control setup. This game just doesn't do justice with a GTA-style control system. It's not the same game.

In my honest humble opinion Silent Hill 4: The Room is by far the best of the Silent Hill series.

UEFA Euro 2004 is more arcade than sim, but it is still a fairly realistic soccer game...There isn’t much new in UEFA that you wouldn’t find in "FIFA."

It brings the comic book to life right in front of your eyes.

Unlike its predecessor, Jedi Academy is action-packed from the very beginning where Jedi Outcast was a little sluggish to start. You don't need to worry about waiting to earn a lightsaber because you've built one from the beginning.

I would defiantly [sic] recommend this to anyone who ever wished they could strap a rocket launcher on the side of their car in "Gran Turismo."

It’s a must for old schoolers and also a must for the younger generation so they can see what we had to play and how far videogaming has come in the last 20 years.

The controls felt loose and sluggish, and so did the rest of the game.

The controls felt loose and sluggish, and so did the rest of the game.

It does look sharp, and the idea of making your own player and taking him online for his own Xbox Live career is intriguing. And the offline career mode is much better than the first game.

It doesn't have the same level of "wow" factor that NBA 2K6 has.

The storyline is everything you'd expect from a game by Free Radical, as is the look. The gameplay is also very solid, although one of these days someone is going to have to learn how to make some really good enemy AI.

The lack of quality weapons early on may discourage some players, but stick it out, it will get better.

It's one thing to be the same game and just blow you away with presentation or little tweaks to the gameplay. It's another to just be the same game. On it's merits, Tony Hawk American Wasteland is a great skateboarding game. But it is not really a next-gen game, and that's a shame.

The game itself is pretty decent, but it doesn't pack the punch of an MLB license.

This is the type of game that I will not be playing non-stop, but will pick up once in awhile to play a mission or two at a time.

Now RTS's are generally a little slow for me, but Evil Genius has a few elements that you have to control simultaneously, so you won't have to sit and wait long for something to build or develop.

This game has an extremely solid foundation, but there's not a whole lot to it.

Bomberman may be more of the same, but when it has always been fun this isn't necessarily a bad thing.