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Being a gamer just got geekier with this refreshing puzzle-infused RPG.

Capcom's second courtroom adventure game for the DS delivers more of the same great drama and fun starring everyone's favorite Ace Attorney..

Pocket Racers is yet another bad racing game for the PSP, but at least it has plenty of company...

Long load times and bad AI hamper an otherwise fun game collection.

When is a kiddie game not just a kiddie game? When it�s Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.

Great CGI affects, decent acting, bad characters and sub-par writing put this film in the mediocre zone.

While Pac-Man's kart racing game is fun to play, it's not quite as challenging as other games in the genre.

Xbox Live Arcade is getting a reputation as a cash cow and this game proves it.

The gruesome gore�filled bloodfest from People Can Fly comes to the Xbox, and it's a pretty good effort.

Human Head's first-person shooter is a fun and exciting shooter experience while it lasts.

Prey is a solid first-person shooter with some interesting gameplay elements that make it stand out ever-so-slightly from the crowd.

Jack's latest adventure on the PS2 is under average, but the presenation is really cool.

Amaze Entertainment's PSP game adaption of the film mostly fails to entertain.

PQ is a great pick-up-and-play brain teaser game for those looking to exercise the noodle.

Revelations plays just like a full size console version of Prince of Persia: Warrior Within.

The latest addition is on par with the previous releases and is a definite must have for any fan of the nimble, fleet footed prince.

For shear driving fun on your Xbox 360, Project Gotham Racing delivers in spades.

While Perfect Dark Zero isn't the killer app for Xbox 360, it is one slick shooter that offers lots of fun online and offline.

Psychonauts is the best platform game ever to grace the Xbox.

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