Offers up some great gaming thrills, but with a few hiccups. Fans of the book and/or upcoming movie will get a lot out of this game, while non-fans really won't be missing much.

A great game that isn't given the justice it deserves. There was a lot of hype surrounding this game when it was first announced and as far as I am concerned it has delivered.

The game is really good one time through, but to suffer through Duchovny's trance inducing voiceover again sends a shiver down my spine.

Overall, Syberia ended up being one hell of an experience from beginning to end. I wish I could recommend this game for all, but as stated above this style of game isn't for everyone.

It's something of a gateway through which future Naruto games will arrive, once the fandom has a chance to fully develop on this side of the ocean.

The graphics are solid, though nothing spectacular. Gameplay is very streamlined, and the controls are very easy to learn.

Pac ‘N Roll has very good pick-up-and-play value thanks to its short levels and easy to learn gameplay.

There is a fairly deep single player mode, and a lot more courses and personality to this game. However, Tecmo is just a few steps away from nailing the Wii-Remote controls, and a character-creator and a few more multiplayer modes could have benefited this game greatly.

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.

Overall, Syberia II is a worthy conclusion to Benoit Sokal's creation. If you played through the first game, you owe it to yourself to see how Kate & Hans wrap up their journey.

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.

After going in with low expectations I was actually pleasantly surprised. Still, it lacks originality, instead choosing to tack together a lot of undeveloped and tiresome gameplay mechanics.

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

If you really want your derby racer fix on the Xbox that I highly recommend going with "Eve of Destruction" or "Crash 'n Burn" instead.

It’s rare that a licensed game is worth playing for those uninterested in the license, but this is one of those games that earned that distinction.

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

As a licensed game, it’s fantastic. It does justice to the source material in both the movie and comic strip, while providing a good game on top of it.

There has never been an affordable game so original, challenging, funny, or entertaining before.

If you’re looking for a unique RPG experience that graphical harks back to RPGs of the SNES or early PS1 era, this is your game.

SEK most likely made Paraworld to capitalize on people’s love for dinosaurs. And for that reason, the game doesn’t do as much to push the RTS genre into new directions as it does polish the established system.

While Curse of Darkness may arguably be better than "Lament of Innocence," it still isn’t as good as the side-scrolling entries. There’s just something about the translation into the 3D environments that makes Castlevania lose its charm.

It lacks originality, instead choosing to tack together a lot of undeveloped and tiresome gameplay mechanics.

As one, I felt the game lacked the show’s trademark wit, and didn’t do a good job of capturing the characters.

It is a decent game in its own right and can be quite fun at times, but there is nowhere near enough content to justify its asking price.

A fantastic purchase for long-time KoF fans.

I can't help but feel a bit underwhelmed by RPG Maker 3. Sure, it allowed me to create a version of my ideal RPG, but it still didn’t let me create it exactly as I wanted it.

Other than some growing pains on some of the side missions, this is a superb game that everyone should at least give a try.

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.