Perhaps the best part of the new Legacy mode is the sheer volume of stat tracking.

A huge upgrade over the previous movie-based game in the series. So much so that it is almost a shame to keep comparing the two.

A huge upgrade over the previous movie-based game in the series. So much so that it is almost a shame to keep comparing the two.

Plagued with repetition and just poor presentation.

The game is leaps and bounds beyond the original, and the Battle for Earth mode is truly one of the most addictive distractions I have experienced in a DS game this year.

The game is leaps and bounds beyond the original, and the Battle for Earth mode is truly one of the most addictive distractions I have experienced in a DS game this year.

It's done well, is particularly playful and features vibrant pixel art.

Ghostbusters is the perfect example of how to treat a cherished license right. The game plays great, looks great, and really captures the essence of what makes the series so beloved. With a solid campaign and an enjoyable online portion there is more than enough here to recommend for fans of the series.

Ghostbusters The Video Game for Wii is an amazingly fun game that utilizes the strengths of the console well.

Ghostbusters is the perfect example of how to treat a cherished license right. The game plays great, looks great, and really captures the essence of what makes the series so beloved.

The Ecto-1 segments are painful and the camera doesn't always behave the way you want, but blasting ghosts on the DS has never been this fun. I recommend checking it out if you are a die-hard fan of the series, but everyone else would be wise to rent first before taking the plunge.

Overall the PlayStation 2 version of PDC World Championship Darts is by far the worst of the bunch.

This may look like just another shovelware title among the sea of crap currently floating in the sea known as the Wii library, but it does what it does well.

Hurry Up Hedgehog is a decent game for the Nintendo DS that suffers from a few problems, but this board game turned portable video game has some innovative ideas that may lead to more quirky board games finding a home on the Nintendo DS.

Guitar Hero: Smash Hits is a great collection of tracks from previous games, re-constructed for the current evolution of the genre. If you are ok with that, and don't mind swapping discs to access this content, then do not hesitate purchasing it.

Guitar Hero: Smash Hits is a great collection of tracks from previous games, re-constructed for the current evolution of the genre. If you are ok with that, and don't mind swapping discs to access this content, then do not hesitate purchasing it.

PDC Darts for the Nintendo DS is a prime example of a series that simply does not work well on the handheld.

Vertigo is a fun little title that takes the Marble Madness and Super Monkey Ball concepts into the budget arena. Navigating through the levels is enjoyable, and the motion controls work well enough to not be frustrating.

There are quite a few problems that hinder the game play of the game that really hurts this game. Once you spend some time with HH, you will find yourself growing bored with it.

Hysteria Hospital is a fun romp that simply fails to capitalize on its potential.

The right mix of fun and frivolous, at $10 Ultra's retro charms are a must have for any Bomberman fan.

You'll never feel more like a badass and you'll never have a bigger smile on your face.

You'll never feel more like a badass and you'll never have a bigger smile on your face.

You'll never feel more like a badass and you'll never have a bigger smile on your face.

The new features are certainly welcome, and the track list is solid.

The World Tour Mode and Band Survival offer more than enough challenge for the music fanatic on-the-go and the track listing is great granted you don't mind a lot of repeat tracks. Lack of multi-player is this game's biggest downfall, and one that will ultimately decide it's fate in the months to come.

Presentation may be lacking, but as a whole Pool Hall Pro is a decent game of billiards for a reasonable price. The motion controls work well enough that you won't be wrestling with them, and the sheer amount of modes make up for a lot of the other shortcomings.

The game has been honed to near perfection since its inception on the next generation consoles, and this new version is by far the best entry yet.