An incredible game, and, not counting of few minor flaws, is extremely polished. I'd certainly go as far to say it is probably the best baseball game for those of you who aren't that into baseball.

All of this wonderful single player and multiplayer comes polished in an aforementioned pastel graphical environment at which you can't help but smile.

The visuals are pretty darn good. Characters are large enough to see some decent detail, and they animate nicely. The levels are equally impressive.

The innovation that the Tony Hawk series has been so desperately searching for. It’s pure skating fun, but the inclusion of the Disney characters takes it that extra mile.

A game that definitely gets old quick.

A great experience for a niche crowd, but you'll just have to figure out for yourself whether or not you're part of that niche.

The controls are tight, the graphics are great and the gameplay is diverse and filled with mini-games.

To somebody used to reflex-hungry games like Wario Ware or the videogame crack equivalent Meteos, Kim Possible 3 is nothing more than a platformer which could be very solid had the controls been tightened up and the audio enhanced before release. To a Kim Possible fan, however, it becomes an extension of the television show and takes on a interactive element unable to be experienced passively.

Donkey Konga is a rare, fun, campy game that can cross gender lines and close age gaps. It is a great party game for 1 or 100 players, and the congas just look too damn cool to not get this game ASAP! [JPN Import]

Phantasy Star Collection can last you for over 100+ hours of pure RPG bliss over the three games.

The amount of fun that it provides is unbelievable, and its simple, arcade-style gameplay is wonderful.

A mildly amusing game that half-heartedly struggles to maintain the feel of its predecessor while still maintaining an air of uniqueness. It'll definitely serve to entertain, though those who haven't played the original game may be a little lost.

The quirky title utilizes the mini-game concept flawlessly and draws on humor and variety to maintain a fresh stride, and on these points it succeeds.

It contains solid gameplay, which involves a great amount of tactical decision-making.

Players will wonder what could have been had Nintendo and Namco implemented a deeper single player experience. Where's the season mode? Thankfully multiplayer exhibitions greatly extend the game's life.

A fun game that's worth a play through but is brought down by a lack of variety in the game play.

I admit the series is beginning to run dry in the gameplay innovation, but at its core Pokémon Emerald is still a solid RPG with pretty graphics, an overall well made game.

Don’t be fooled by the Muppet brand – Muppet Pinball Mayhem is a solid pinball game that will have you coming back for more.

Fans of the series will like this game. It controls well, follows the story of the show almost religiously, and has some replay if you like leveling up.

Guys who are worried about their masculinity might cringe, but girls, and guys who are interested in being entertained, will probably enjoy some aspect of the game.

The game could have been a tad longer and used more of the cartoon characters. This game will take an average gamer about five hours to beat and probably a bit more with some replay value.

It features five great sonic games, and Sega can be excused for including two mediocre titles.

If there’s anything to complain about regarding the on-foot missions, it’s their embarrassing simplicity...but it’s pretty much unanimous that the flight missions and multiplayer are top notch.

Aesthetic beauty aside, Feel the Magic is a clear-cut winner in this pond of first generation launch titles. It's a nice little challenge with a well-permeated concept, which will be something you, your friends and your family will be able to pick up and play at any given moment well into the DS's lifespan.

It has great new features like instant replay, swinging on poles, punks who control the park and of course the music is totally revolutionary.

With the game’s inherent frustration factor, Bomberman Max 2 will be a game players return to once in a while and just pick up and play for a little while.

A tedious adventure ridden with pointless, almost "Resident Evil"-esque puzzles.

Where the game sells the most are the mini-games like chase and atlasphere – they are really unique and exciting to play.