The game is ridiculously easy, but proves to be extraordinarily addictive.

Worms 3D’s major problem is that it is in 3D. The uninspired camera and technical oversights, such as the inability to use multiple controllers, prevent the game from receiving an especially high score. However, the game does offer loads of fun if you can get past the flaws.

Viva Pinata: Pocket Paradise packs everything from the console original into a DS game.

Very fun, if not repetitive, and should hold your interest even if you aren’t a fan of the popular anime series.

A more than worthy sequel to VJ.

In 20-04, the pitchers can now burst into flames while performing extraordinarily on the mound.

Bully: Scholarship Edition is the best sandbox title available on Wii.

I still can't help but feel that the game could have used just a little more content or even a few more graphical bells and whistles. Final word: great game.

It does suffer from some of the same issues that original game had. Namely, the disjointed steal and alley oops, and the lack of visual or aural character that comprises the NBA.

Really fun!...In the end, this game is nothing like "Goldeneye." That’s a good thing in my opinion.

Excitebots has a few dinks and scratches on its surface, especially in the sound department, which is screaming for SD Card soundtrack support. But none of this outer wear-and-tear messes with the overall ride.

The intuitive touch control and signature gameplay far outweigh the bare-bones presentation and lack of any new game modes.

Hannah Montana: Music Jam shows a lot of effort and polish, despite a couple of weak points.

With a total of nine levels and three boss battles, the total runtime of Ty is about ten hours flat.

Mega Man Star Force can be either good or bad, depending on how you approach it. If you want something that's completely different and pushes the envelope, you'll likely be disappointed with the end product. On the other hand, if you've grown accustomed to Capcom reinventing its franchise series by increments, you might just warm up to Star Force.

With an interesting concept and a lot of content, this title makes a worthy addition to any puzzle fan's library.

The adventure genre seems safe from dying out completely for now, as the second chapter of Tales of Monkey Island continues the laugh-out-loud, hilarious and whimsical adventures of Guybrush Threepwood.

Klonoa's an excellent platforming title, especially for many players who may have missed out on it when it was originally released.

This is one of the best games out on the DS right now, and the definitive version of the Puyo series to reach the states, though the Japan-only Puyo Puyo Party for Dreamcast still holds the title of best Puyo period.

For $30.00 there’s not much reason to pass this title by-- it’s a unique experience not yet to be had on Wii and will provide many hours of gluttonous eating fun.

It is nice to see that Vicarious Visions decided to take this project seriously and put together a competent platformer with enjoyable combat and outstanding production values.

If you're looking for a solid game and you're a Star Wars fan, this game is probably perfect for you.

Players looking for a strategy game that hasn’t been done often need look no further than Swords & Soldiers.

The Wii controller is decidedly a bit unwieldy for traditional Contra-esque play.

Watching other people play the game is a healthy chunk of the fun.

They’ve taken the technology used in [the original game's] engine and tweaked it just a bit to deliver more responsive controls, but above all, a better looking game overall.

Mario Kart Wii has many faults. But when it’s good, it’s very, very good, and as long as you have Wi-Fi, it will keep you occupied for many months to come.

Of course, puzzle fans, tetris players, strategists and nude twister players alike will all love Starcraft 64!