Offers up an extremely solid experience that is simple enough to play for anyone, but deep enough that it can become very competitive.

Men of Valor presents the war as misinterpreted and how the soldiers went through so many struggles to make it out of Vietnam.

Despite a few glitches and no online play you should definitely find something in here if your young, old, or just never played any of these titles.

An extremely humorous title with some nice little novelties. The problem is the entire game is nothing but a novelty, even more so than it's counterparts.

A great edition in the Mortal Kombat legacy. It has all the over the top attributes that people love about Mortal Kombat.

The online is the saving grace for this title.

Despite some less-than-stellar A.I. and a simple combat system, the game does enough right to keep most people interested until completion, and it combines a pretty decent length with plenty of variety and unlockables to offer a bit of replay value in the process.

In the end though you get over the gimmicks and realize that this is a fine title to play for ten hours out of a weekend then it is time to move on.

Those who enjoy experimenting with every possibility in their games will find enough in Fable to keep them busy for countless hours, while gamers who appreciate more objectives and a clear sense of direction will probably burn through the story quickly and have little reason to play through a second time.

With the ill-fated graphics and atrocious audio throughout the entire the game, you'll be wondering why this game ever had the green light to be put on video game shelves.

Worth at least a rental, since the game can easily be beaten the first time through in twelve or less hours.

With a robust single-player mode that includes a ton of unlockables, even those who don't plan on playing online should still consider picking up this game.

A good party fighter that fills in the vacancy found on the Xbox, while also offering Gamecube fans another option after they have had enough of "Super Smash Brothers Melee."

Definitely a fun romp and has just enough variety to keep you interested enough to finish it.

If you are desperate for some racing action, SRS is a decent game to pick up. But if you can wait for the others, then you should as they will prove to be better then SRS.

Pro Fishing Challenge's best feature is that it offers an online experience. Playing online will give you a much better outlook on the game as you can chat away with friends and compare your fish.

Offers the most realistic and comprehensive game of hockey you'll find on any platform. With a stellar gameplay balance, huge number of features and a lengthy list of improvements over last year's title, it's safe to say that ESPN NHL 2k5 is a must-own game for any fan of hockey.

The essentials of this game are near perfect.

The outstanding physics do a great job simulating the game of pinball, and the graphics and sound take that experience to the next level to offer a package that pinball purists should not hesitate to add to their collection.

This game isn't for the unreal championship type of player because you will definitely need team work and the help of your buddies most of the time.

It proved me wrong that games with bad graphics can't have great storylines. It proved me wrong when I thought the game would become among the typical 3rd person action games out there when it actually could have been among the elite ones if the graphics were done right.

Unfortunately, regardless of the A.I. settings you assign, computer-controlled characters will never be able to handle themselves nearly as well as yourself.

A great game. It just has an arcadey feel to it, but I guess Sega is trying to appeal to the common user and not the hardcore football fan.

While the open-ended design certainly adds replay value to an otherwise short game, its ambitious nature ultimately kept it from attaining the status that it otherwise could have.

For not really improving much, it doesn't feel like MTV Music Generator 3 as much as it feels like this should have been "MTV Music Generator 2."

I fear that as much as Psi-Ops was helpful for the action genre, it may actually be harmful with many games trying to use the same techniques with allowing players to have Psionic powers at their own disposal.

It may seem like homework at first, but the game throws you into some tough situations from the start, and draws you into a military experience you've never seen in a game before.

The average length of the game showcases the only real drawback to the game: its lack of substantial replay value. However, the open-ended structure, combined with the fact that every minute of the game is a satisfying experience, warrants at least a second time through.