They are better than the original in just about every aspect of the game and are still as highly addictive as they were back in 1997.

The graphics are a big step up from the Game Boy Color editions. With that being said, they are nothing amazing.

I can literally play this game for hours on end and it will only seem like 30 minutes to an hour have gone by. Any game that does that must be doing something right in the replay department.

It's adventure-based in the sense that the game is incredibly open-ended . Finally, it's somewhat action based in the sense that fast reflexes are required for the sea battles. There's something for everyone in Pirates.

I love every aspect of DSII. From the equipping to the stat management, everything is just so fluid.

Featuring fun multiplayer and a lengthy and challenging campaign, you’ll spend a good 20-30 hours on Phase Two. However, its camera issues are too big to keep it from scoring high.

The gameplay is starting to get pretty stale, and the online play is a major disappointment. However, the insane amount of match types available, and the best Season and Create-a-Wrestler modes out on the market makes up for it.

The Legends series continues to be above average. Here’s hoping future entries will be improved further.

I wouldn’t rule Spellforce 2 out completely, especially if you’re a great fan of zerg tactics and don’t mind waiting the sometimes required hours for an open game to appear online. For all you others, spend that 40 bucks on a better RTS.

Almost as good as its big brother counterparts. Almost.

Perhaps one of the deepest and most satisfying games I've played to date. Unfortunately, it is also perhaps the most bug infested final release I've played to date; not a good combination.

Online play is worse than ever before as you can’t even set up matches with friends, and hacking is still prevalent.

The pitch meter from the console version made its way to this one, and the added degree of difficulty does a good job of keeping you on your toes, especially in those tough spots, when everything moves just a little faster.

Fantastic level design.

End of Ages is a solid bet for anyone who enjoys a good brainteaser with their cup of coffee.

A stylish and unqiue game definitely worthy in the highly successful franchise. Its frustrating, yet successful card system, combined with challenging gameplay, excellent visuals, and funky soundtrack make a satisfying package for fans of the original Acid, strategy games, or something completely different.

For the true flight simulator addicts, they’ll definitely want to get the deluxe edition of the game as it is probably about the only thing that would be able to sate their hunger for more unique flight experiences.

The Xbox and PS2 versions of NCAA 07 hold their ground without a doubt this year, but the 360 is closing in fast with its superior online play, and achievement points (which I’m un-naturally addicted to).

Featuring fast paced action, a great story, and tight controls, Gun shouldn't be missed. But due to its length, rent it first.

A dream come true for fighting game fans. If you were raised on this series, you'll be in Heaven, as pretty much anything you could ever want is here, and done well.

So while this game might take you only a few days to beat, its presentation and feel make for a fun pinball game not like any other. If you’re looking for something that takes pinball to a new level of greatness, look somewhere else.

It’s quirky, it’s funny, and it’s challenging. It’s everything a side-scrolling shooter should be.

The controls compliment the gameplay, while the graphics add some style to it, and the music finishes off the game’s unique atmosphere.

The gameplay, though both short and on the easy side, is a great blueprint for any new first-person shooter to follow. Everything is about outsmarting your enemy with a method that doesn't involve shooting everything that moves.

The online multiplayer is truly a great thing for those who can be successful at it. Unfortunately for the others, it’ll require a good deal of practice and patience with the controls.

Overall the question of the day is whether or not this upgraded version of Marble Blast and distant cousin of Marble Madness is really worth your 800 points. To be honest, due to the addictive nature of the gameplay and the set up of the multiplayer, dropping the money for this download is a no brainer.

The multiplayer has improved with the introduction of this expansion pack and I am truly amazed at how fluid this game runs even with eight players on a high speed connection.

If you’re not a fan of adventure games like Phoenix Wright, Maniac Mansion or Sam & Max this game won’t change your opinion on the genre. But if you’re like me and like to play one every now and then, this should be the next title you should pick up when the adventure genre bug bites.