This one doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it does add some nice bling to it.

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.

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.

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 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.

One of the most unique titles ever to hit a console, as well as one of the Gamecube's best. It uses an original art style with simplistic gameplay to create a unique and addictive experience.

It does everything you want to expand the life out of Halo 2, and it is not asking a lot either for just $20.

The originality is a key factor to what makes it so great. Meteos is the killer app for the DS.

Playing through the game takes only a few hours the first time, making it great for quick gaming spurts. Combining that with the lackluster multiplayer modes and shoddy controls you won’t be going back very often though. It just isn’t worth the headache.

One of the most enjoyable RPGs I’ve ever played. It’s got a leisurely feel and pace to it unlike anything else I’ve seen.

Shot-Online has a tightly knit community. There seems to be constant tournaments and other events going on to keep the community there. The MMO stuff just doesn’t do it for me.

Any RPG fan owes it to themselves to check it out for its strong story and offbeat, but fun, gameplay.

A fantastic purchase for long-time KoF fans.

It’s a real shame the camera problems weren’t resolved, but they don’t kill the game. They might put a hurting on some controllers though.

Why not add some more levels to the single player that spoof recently made movies? Why isn't the multiplayer balanced out? Why are the multiplayer maps so big? Why only 16 player multiplayer and not 32?

Those looking for a lengthy adventure will be disappointed for sure, while those who are just looking to do whatever they please to mankind will surely be thrilled.

It is a semi-lengthy RPG, as the adventure clocks in roughly around 20 hours, and the online portions are pretty entertaining.

When it comes time to cross the finish line, Juiced unfortunately falls behind the rest of the pack with dated mechanics and frustrating gameplay.

It’s clearly the best game for the DS currently out there and a good demonstration as to how good a DS game can be when it utilizes all of its features.

Not everything is so perfect with San Andreas though. First and foremost, the graphics aren't really Xbox quality.

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.

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

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.

While the story isn't as long as others, there's definitely much more depth involved with the game and plenty of replay value to it as well.

Those who were disappointed with "Touched!" can look no further than Twisted!.

This one is not for the impatient. The campaign mode does drag out for a long time and loading times are on the lengthy side, but should you be patient enough to overlook these details, you’ll definitely have a good time.

It's a shame that the rough edges weren't smoothed out, but I expected there to be far more problems than there are. The few issues here aren't game-killing.

Between the online gameplay, offline modes, car tweaking, and decal making, you'll be set for life with this game.