THQ's hand-held games provide youngsters with a heavy dose of Nicktoons themed fun.

Volume One of this series of books does a grand job of introducing gaming to the masses, but offers a lot of familar information for gamers already in the know.

The fastest man alive shines in the decent arcade game for the Game Boy Advance.

Atlus delivers a solid tactical RPG strategy title to U.S. fans of the popular Japanese franchise.

While Summon Night doesn't go out of its way to break any trends it is nonetheless a solid and fun Game Boy Advance RPG.

Namco delivers a solid RPG adventure that borrows heavily from previous Tales games.

This latest beat 'em up in Atari's DBZ game series serves up the universe in style.

While it doesn't push the envelope, this side scroller proves to be a fun little diversion on your Game Boy Advance.

Riviera is a solid role-playing game that offers a lot of fun for your GBA.

A must have for GBA owners, it’s another treasure from Treasure.

Even thought the latest Zero game doesn't change all that much, it's still a solid endeavor worthy of your attention.

DK: King of Swing is a fun game with a few small flaws.

Thank you Namco and Codo for bringing back the spirit of X-Com!

In its newest addition to the WarioWare line, Nintendo may just have outdone themselves.

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap is here for the Game Boy Advance and it is a first-rate Zelda adventure game that harkens back to the 2D origins of the series.

We serve up a second on Square Enix' nifty little RPG card battling game for the Game Boy Advance.

Sora's second adventure on the Game Boy Advance is just as delightful as its PS2 predecessor.

While it may not be the greatest GBA game ever, F-Zero GP Legend is a solid and often fun driving game that fans of the franchise will gladly embrace.

Players who are not DBZ fans should give it a pass.