Just be aware of the touch screen's limitations.

The story is very interesting, and the puzzles, while difficult at times, can be very satisfying. I feel that it was a very refreshing game to play that offers up a good story and some of the most unique game play mechanics I have seen in a very long time.

Legacy seems to have taken quite a few cues from Dragon Age: Origins when it comes to interesting settings, characters, and plot details and thrown them in with the fast paced action of Dragon Age 2.

Limbo will stay with me for a long time. It's art style and sound design are strong enough to have left a mark. I can guarantee, though, that I will not replay the game. There is nothing to draw me back.

At first blush, it's a Pac-Man ripoff. Thankfully, though, Marvin innovates with two-tiered stages, different ways to clear the stage and moving platforms that change the layout of the maze. It amounts to a fun game that, while at times frustrating, is absolutely worth a look for fans of the ol' yellow hockey puck.

An interesting diversion, especially as one of the earliest games to feature boss fights, but it's difficult to recommend for anyone not seriously in search of a game that pre-dates "retro."

Bleach may be a short experience in story mode, but there are plenty of other things to do in the game that could easily last you 10 to 15 hours. The combat, while satisfying, can become tiresome.

For only $2.99, you get a rather enjoyable shoot 'em up that you can play on your big screen, or take it with you, on the go. The controls are spot on, and because you have unlimited continues, you always feel like you're progressing. For the price, if you're looking for a decent old school shooter, I'd say give it a shot.

Ikari Warriors is a fantastic port of a classic game. It looks and feels the same as the original did, and is something of a bargain for the price they are asking for it. If, like so many others nowadays, you like your games a little retro, you really can't go wrong here.

Guerrilla War is an enjoyable game marred by a cumbersome control scheme. If you are interested in an Ikari Warriors clone set on a Caribbean Island, this $2.99 Mini will fit the bill.

With its dodgy controls and dull combat, it is hard to recommend this game to anybody, even a real retro brawler fan.

If you are interested in diving into a bit of gaming history, Ozma Wars is an interesting diversion. Otherwise, I suggest looking at some of the other titles that SNK has recently released.

While it certainly won't win any awards for originality or production values, Captain America: Super Soldier is a solid, if predictable, tie-in game that complements the movie well.

Like nothing else I have played.

It looks like a budget game, feels like a budget game and is a ton of fun for the price. Stupid, campy and one of my guilty pleasures for the year.

Pool Hall Pro is exactly what the title suggests. It's a pool game, and a good one at that. The game play itself is solid and works very well on the PSP.

The game is an addicting and fun romp through a world you wake up in knowing nothing about.

A solid, if slightly unneeded, follow-up.

The game defines what passionate developers can accomplish on the platform, and if you appreciate old-school design with a modern twist, not playing this game could be considered a crime.

A fantastic update to the classic twin-stick shooter formula. I would be thrilled to see either a more substantial retail release using this format or an online-enabled downloadable sequel.

A fun game that can be as mindless or as strategically intricate as you'd like.

NCAA Football 12 is simply loaded with content, as always, and most of what is here will seem familiar on the surface. Those that really dive into the meat of the game, though, will find so many welcome changes that it is hard not to appreciate what Tiburon has done here.

Visually, the game packs a solid punch with the Euphoria physics engine as the highlight of the package.

One area Twisted Pixel always excels is writing and humor. Their games are genuinely funny, and Ms. Splosion Man continues that trend, even if it does rely too much on female stereotypes.

While Dead Block would be a perfect game for online co-operative play, it is sadly limited to split-screen.

If you are looking for a driving game that doesn't take itself too seriously and can be played in long sessions or just for 20 minutes, then Armageddon Riders may be what you are looking for.

There may not be a huge amount of content on offer here, but what's there is simply amazing. From the intense action to the striking visual, Galaga Legions DX doesn't sit in the shadow of Pacman CEDX, it stands tall along side it.

a very enjoyable game. The puzzles will keep players on their toes, and the story is interesting and entertaining. The price is totally right and for what you get; it's definitely worth the price.