The story's great, but where's the game?

John Carmack's vision is preserved and improved by Fountainhead's adaption of the popular mobile phone game.

For those who can adapt to its particular way of doing business, Odin Sphere is a deep and satisfying experience, with gorgeous graphics, memorable characters, and an intriguing, if sometimes a bit confusing, storyline.

When it comes to baseball simulations, OOTP 2007 is as good as it gets.

Youngsters will go nuts over this DS adventure title based on the Dreamworks hit film more so than adults.

An Alice in Wonderland of the Rising Sun from the mad geniuses at Clover Studios.

Those who are not familiar with One Piece may not find the 'party' they were expecting.

Onmyoji comes highly recommended to fans of this film genre.

Activision's latest DreamWorks film inspired game is a decent game for youngsters ages 10+ but isn't something adults will find all that enjoyable.

Nintendo's pinball style strategy title tries to be innovative but ultimately falls flat..

While the latest game does offer some compelling gameplay and slick cinematics, it could have used a little more spit and polish in the eye candy dept.

Fox Home Entertainment's re-release of the Mike Judge comedy is still as cool as ever.

This manga-inspired game doesn't quite measure up to the material it is based on.

While Obscure's concept isn't original it gets the job done.

Oddworld Inhabitants' first game with Electronic Arts is a masterpiece.

Onimusha Blade Warrior is a functional game, but fails to be a very entertaining or compelling game.

Fans of the series should run, not walk, to pick it up.

If you're a fighting game fan you are better off saving your money.

Hypnotix' latest hardcore sports game serves up some decent fun on your Xbox.