For both series fans and fans of digital pinball, South Park comes highly recommended.

Fat Chicken is definitely a game worth checking out, even if you're a casual fan of the genre.

Pinball FX2: Venom isn't exactly the most accessible table due to the design and heavy focus on missions.

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round for the older generation of consoles is still a solid fighting game, but it is certainly not as definitive as Koei Tecmo would like you to believe.

While there is no shortage of puzzle platformers on the PS3, Teslagrad is worth checking out.

Postal 2: Paradise Lost is an expansion pack that's meant explicitly for fans who love the idea of a first-person adventure title and don't mind its broad and potentially offensive humor. The fans should also be able to deal with a litany of bugs to get to a game that lets them do almost anything they want and play any way they want. For that audience, the pack is certainly worth it, warts and all.

Jet Car Stunts had the potential to be something good, but there are too many issues to give it any sort of recommendation.

ManaCollect embodies the definition of niche game. The core inspiration, a battle version of Minesweeper, can be pleasant, but it can only excite those who have very fond memories of the simple game.

Although the modes in Age of Ultron aren't as over the top as other Zen tables, the core gameplay is solid and finely polished.

Portal Pinball is another in a long line of excellent tables for Pinball FX 2. The table is rather challenging, and the multitude of ramps and pathways means you need some great mastery over the ball if you want to get some high scores going.

Like the other Marvel-related tables before it, Ant-Man is pretty solid.

The license is used effectively for a solid presentation, and the extra flourishes are a nice touch.

In the end, Cosmic Rocket Defender just isn't strong enough to capture that old arcade magic.

Gravity Error is a basic but fun puzzle platformer. It nicely balances challenging puzzles with mechanics that are forgiving and eager to let you try again. It is short, however, and there's no real reward for completing everything the game has to offer, but it is still an enjoyable experience that puzzle platforming fans should check out between bigger titles.

Farming Simulator 15: Gold Edition can be something of a guilty pleasure for some players. It isn't the deepest when it comes to handling the business side of farming or dealing with animals. It's also rather sterile when it comes to making the levels feel alive.

Baseball Riot's changes over Tennis in the Face make it more challenging, but the level of fun you'll have with the title remains the same.

Dinox is as basic of a trivia game as you can get. Aside from the "Walking with Dinosaurs" clips that are thrown around before every question, there's no real flash to get those who aren't particularly interested or versed in the subject matter to give the game a shot.

Super Snow Fight is a fun but shallow experience.

Unless you're getting Pilot Crusader as part of a bigger indie game bundle, there isn't much reason to grab this title, even if you're really into high score runs.

In the end, Dance Magic lacks the sort of magic that makes rhythm games so mesmerizing.

Zamarian gets some kudos for trying to use the tube format since it's still a rarity in the genre. Other than that, it doesn't do anything all that well.

Though there are a good number of shooters on the PC, you should definitely pick up Stardust Galaxy Warriors if you're a genre fan.

Nordenfelt is a tough game to like. If you're still getting your feet wet in the bullet hell shooter genre or are more of a casual fan, the game does more to frustrate than entertain.

For those looking for the simplest possible strategy game that's also easy to understand, give this one a shot. Veterans might want to take a peek, but don't expect to stay with it for very long.

The aloof nature of Beyond Dimensions may make it intriguing at first, but it doesn't hold together in the end.

If you don't mind going solo or have a bunch of friends who want to play locally and don't mind the quirky camera, then this is worth a shot.

With a basic but solid presentation, it's a good alternative racing title for those who want something other than the direct competition offered by almost every other entry in the genre.

Abraca: Imagic Games is a good party game for those who don't want another minigame collection.