The combination of a great campaign mode along with a goldmine of multiplayer options makes for an unbeatable gaming experience.

If the thought of having to solve puzzles constantly and running around the same level three or four times, with bosses that are very repetitive doesn’t float your boat, then you may want to take a pass on this game.

PS2 owners that have had a case of Mario Golf envy, this is the game for you.

Other than the multiplayer disappointment, Ham-Ham Games is a good handheld game.

Other than the multiplayer disappointment, Ham-Ham Games is a good handheld game.

If you have young video game players in your house who are also fans of the Harry Potter books or movies, it should definitely be given a look.

Despite all of these somewhat questionable design issues, the title does deliver a rather enjoyable hop n’ bop experience

Ultimately, the decision to pick up Hitman: Contracts will be based on your enjoyment of the previous titles in the series.

Without going into detail, the story ends in Tarantino-esque fashion mid-sentence with what should’ve been the twist point in the plot of a true sequel.

The harmony between deep gameplay mechanics and the freedom of choice is a powerful and wonderful thing.

A decent World War 2 tactical game, marred by extensive bugs, design flaws, and, yes, a lack of co-op support.

It's a fun loving mellow game that everyone can get hooked on.

While it has its flaws, Hunter: The Reckoning: Redeemer comes through with the fast-paced party game action and ends up redeeming itself.

The House of the Dead III will be a no-brainer for fans of the genre.

The Hulk is definitely a great game to spend some time smashing and bashing.