Given the fact that single-player will take you 30+ hours to complete, with plenty of unlockable achievements and cars, there’s a lot of fun to be had playing RR6. I strongly suggest fans of the series pick it up.

It is great to have the Classic Mode back, and combined with another enjoyable story mode, you're looking at least a good dozen hours of gameplay at your hands.

In spite of a few hiccups, I'd say that this is a fantastic collection of games.

A fantastic purchase for long-time KoF fans.

Odds are, you'll fall in love with at least one play style available, leaving you unable to put the controller down for hours at a time.

A damn good sandbox game that is filled with all types of crazy action, and will provide many hours of satisfaction.

Heather and all of her friends and foes look incredible. The detail on each character model is so convincing that someone might think SH3 is a CG movie at first glace.

As someone who loves the ‘Metroidvanias” and the new tradition of tons of unlockable features, I’m very satisfied with Portrait of Ruin.

It isn’t all it could be, but this is still better than many games out there selling for more than twice this collection’s price.

Halo fans will be happy to hear this game also comes with an invitation to the Halo 3 multiplayer beta.

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.

If you’re looking for a few good strategy games and/or have a thing for pirates, you really can’t go wrong with Buccaneer’s Bounty.

A very short game. That being said, it is also a very entertaining game.

Probably the best overall Shrek game out there. It's loyal to the license, and even without it, this is still an enjoyable game.

Although this is a great game, I’m not sure if it’s a great 40 dollar game. With no online component other than an online leaderboard and some very simple yet addicting gameplay, perhaps 40 bucks is stretching it.

It does everything it needs to, and a few things it doesn’t, really well. It’s a shame that the control and camera issues exist, but given that the development team likely had to hit a nigh impossible deadline, I’m just glad that the problems aren’t game-killers.

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

A perfect handheld game that’s easy to pick up and play. Those who can overlook the game’s minor flaws will have a lot of fun.

Added gore and a dark effect really seem to be the only things new with this game.

It isn’t the most beautiful or best-sounding game out there, but it is one of the most diverse.

For those who only played as one alignment, this is an excellent chance to play as the opposite. But for anyone who invested a great deal of time with the original, there isn't enough new content to warrant picking up.

The story is very cool and definitely is a reason to keep playing the game, but could have been fleshed out a little more.

Though the touch screen gameplay in Sk8land isn’t as intuitive as it should be, Vicarious Visions hit all the other bases of a good Tony Hawk title.

A great idea that underachieved.

Collision detection between ATVs can be a little strange at times especially in the mini-games.

The driving and free-roaming elements leave a bit to be desired, but the storyline is a fresh change of pace and the developers got the atmosphere down for the game to a T.

Sure it has a few faults like a lousy fighting mechanic and not being all that challenging, but it more than makes up for that by delivering an engaging story that not a lot of other games can match.

Those looking for a deep and involving story to go hand in hand with the intense action will be disappointed, but for people who enjoy shooting the crap out of everything and will enjoy doing so often, Black is the game you'll need.