Only the most hardcore of Naruto fans will be truly happy with this one. [July 2009, p.89]

Charming. [July 2009, p.87]

This hard-boiled detective is a bit underdone. [June 2009, p.90]

Fun, mainly because of its emphasis on cooperation. [June 2009, p.89]

What makes the game frustrating is that the viruses appear onscreen randomly and start congealing quickly, so you don't have a lot of time to plan ahead for chaining opportunities--which can be a problem when you're tasked with performing three chains of seven in three minutes. [May 2008, p.88]

A lot of these puzzles are downright cruel. [May 2009, p.89]

Bash Party feels a lot like its predecessor; it's more like an expansion pack than a true sequel. [July 2009, p.87]

The folks at Next Level Games have created an amazing title that has made the 15 years since Super Punch-Out!! quite worthwhile. [June 2009, p.88]

Times are tough, but this is one job offer you should pass up. [June 2009, p.90]

The addition of the Story mode is welcome since it gives the single-player game some longevity, but I can't help but feel that a true sequel to Guilty Gear XX is long overdue. [May 2009, p.91]

You have to take a Zen approach to it; just explore, collect mushrooms and flowers, capture bugs with your wand-turned-net, and let things happen. [June 2009, p.89]

A platforming classic. [May 2009, p.88]

A boring, lifeless, bug-filled title. [July 2009, p.90]

There's sadly little in the way of replay value. [July 2009, p.90]

If you've played a lot of games in this genre, it's refreshing to finally find one that's willing to crack a smile. [May 2009, p.87]

The game's motion controls work great with either the Wii Remote or the Wii Wheel, and are a little more forgiving than in Excite Truck. [May 2009, p.87]

A drab experience that takes little advantage of the DS hardware (menu issues annoy) and rarely rises above the level of sufficiency. [May 2009, p.91]

As you might expect, facing computer-controlled opponents in an RPG-themed board game is a dreadful bore. [May 2009, p.89]

One of the few titles that does minigames right. [May 2009, p.86]

Major Minor's Majestic March certainly isn't the next coming of PaRappa, but young gamers - and the young at heart - should get a kick out of it. [May 2009, p.89]

Wait for Punch-Out!! if you're hankering for some fisticuffs. [May 2009, p.89]

The game as a whole is unsatisfying. [Apr 2009, p.87]

If you liked Cooking Mama, give this one a try. [Apr 2009, p.88]

It may look and - thanks to strong voice acting - sound like a potentially compelling anime series, but as a playable video game, Lux-Pain is a nonstarter. [Apr 2009, p.85]

The gimmick of tilting the Wii Remote like handlebars is as engaging as this game gets. [Apr 2009, p.87]

Broken Sword may be old, but it's still good. [May 2009, p.89]

Portability and touch-screen functionality give the DS game the edge. [Apr 2009, p.84]

Portability and touch-screen functionality give the DS game the edge. [Apr 2009, p.84]