The emulation of the arcade games are perfectly nailed and it's a shame that it was wasted on such a poor game selection.

Sure the new single player experience is a nice change of pace, but there isn’t anything revolutionary added to the franchise that will make you ponder ‘why did I miss out on this one?’

Unfortunately, both the action/adventure sequences and the platforming/puzzle solving sequences are fairly basic and, therefore, rather easy.

Sure it has some rather noticeable flaws that detract from the experience, but it has a certain element of charm that kept me hooked until the end.

This is the best arcade racer I have ever played.

But to the non-fans, is this game fun? Kind of, for a short time then the repetitiveness of it sets in and you'll be plowing through trying to get your moneys worth of this budget title.

The gameplay is oversimplified, gimmicky and unoriginal, with clunky controls and some high elements of frustration.

One Piece for the GBA is strictly for those who love 16 bit games or the One Piece anime series a lot.

A solid RPG title. Though it has a slow moving and cliché story, the characters do well to provide an entertaining environment.

A pretty good strategy game for a system that seems to be lacking this niche in the RPG genre.

The improvements on defense, passing, and goaltending, combined with the bargain price of $19.99 make it the one sports game to own this year, hockey or otherwise.

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.

It’s simply a blueprint as to where the future of Yu-Gi-Oh games can go on the DS. Hopefully Konami can capitalize on a golden opportunity for a sequel.

These games aren't cutting-edge, but they are classics. Each game brought back great arcade memories for me, and reminded me that I've been playing games for almost 25 years.

There aren't a lot of motorcycle racing games on the market, and of the few that are out there this is the most realistic simulation out there. It's safe to Call this the "Gran Turismo" of motorcycle racing.

The fact that many of these titles are indeed classics may be a convincing enough reason to pay for this collection, but most gamers would be better off spending their money on one of those newfangled 3D games.

The unique design of the dance mat allows for some frenetic new dance moves to keep you and the 100+ songs occupied for a while.

The best part of Mario Baseball, and really the main reason to consider picking it up, is the multiplayer.

While it's certainly worth owning, there are some massive problems that are easily deal-breakers for many.

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

Even though this is a budget title, I recommend that you save your $19.99 and put it towards a driving game that will keep you entertained via the actual racing mechanisms, rather than the same running joke.

The game also gets very repetitive if you play it non-stop but I think the creators wanted the player to play for about thirty minutes a day since the game often only lets you do so much in a certain amount of time.

The game also gets very repetitive if you play it non-stop but I think the creators wanted the player to play for about thirty minutes a day since the game often only lets you do so much in a certain amount of time.

The game also gets very repetitive if you play it non-stop but I think the creators wanted the player to play for about thirty minutes a day since the game often only lets you do so much in a certain amount of time.

The pinnacle not only of its series, but also of the current North American DS library. If you have even a passing interest in the strategy, genre it will suck you in. If you have never played a strategy game, this is a great series to jump into.

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

An absolutely beautiful game with great artwork, graphics and sound. If given a bit more time SSS could have been one of the GBA's premiere RPGs with its strong story and wonderful production.

The type of game that is absolutely perfect for the weekend. Its fast-paced action will keep you hooked from the campaign's beginning to end.