The game clocks in at only $20. That really is not bad for a game like this. I used to enjoy pinball when I was a child. And going back to something like this really brought back memories.

The single player game leaves a bit to be desired thanks to some really poor computer AI and a bit of monotony.

For the most part, From Russia With Love is an enjoyable gaming experience even though it is a rather short one.

The battles seem to get pretty repetitive after awhile (of course so does "Diablo" after awhile if you don't mix it up). You swoop down, destroy minions and take care of the lairs before more monsters spew forth, and that seems to be it, over and over again; blow up minions, take out lair, sweep land clean of leftovers.

I had a fun time kicking Vampire, Wolf Man and Frankenstein booty all over Transylvania. The game is however bogged down by some camera angles and the game really would have benefitted if you could have been able to control the angles yourself.

I really can't imagine why Blue Shift would go three steps back in the graphics and sound department.

For those of you looking for a PC title to hone your poker playing skills then this may not be a bad title for you. If you are looking to play with other people, then I suggest getting a few of your friends together and playing around the table with some real cards, nothing beats the real thing.

The hours of gameplay enjoyment are more limited by your personal interest in the game style and topic than on the breadth of the game itself.

Basically you have to sit through a lot of meaningless running around and little fights in order to get to the good stuff once you've gotten past the first castle.

Cool things like split-screen graphics and a true story give way to a somewhat dull fighting system and graphics that don't quite cut the mustard.

A great game for the kids, or maybe just the kids at heart.

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

And with the exception of the fact that the mini-games suck, the game on a whole is pretty cool, and the concept is well executed.

A great game for people who like puzzles games, or for people who will be sharing their PSP with others, as this is a easy game to play and understand that anyone can pick up and play will be a great one for everyone to play and enjoy.

Of all three Midway Arcade Treasures games, this is the one that probably has the most amount of games you won't want to play for any length of time.

If you have the original title then this expansion does little to add on to the experience and is not worth your money.

Pretty good for what it is trying to be. There are a select few who like the Eye Toy, and this game is just as good as the rest of them.

A great game for the kids, or maybe just the kids at heart.

A little too arcadey for my tastes. The game just doesn’t feel like a true hockey game to me.

It looks fantastic! But it plays just ok.

Hot graphics, solid controls, decent fun factor, online gameplay which the first game didn't have; but a totally shallow game.

It's fast, it's intense, and it looks really good. But it's also very short, and slightly repetitive.

As good as the skeleton may be, the substance just isn't there.

People will either love it or hate it. The cartoon graphics are pretty good for what they are, but some people may have wanted a more realistic look and feel to the movie.

There isn't enough of a difference between this game and Outrun2 to make it worth respending $30 on.

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

There isn't enough of a difference between this game and Outrun2 to make it worth respending $30 on.

Sadly there were a couple of things that I didn’t like. After each duel you and your opponent decide on how well each other did. This to me is just not a good idea.