Hilarity ensues.

A lot of fumbling around in the dark...

Play like you’re dateless, in high school, and it’s 1988. Ahhh memories!

An innovative first-rate way to play the world’s game on the Wii.

An innovative first-rate way to play the world’s game on the Wii.

Better than last year’s but still not up to previous generation’s standards.

The best rhythm combat game ever!

Charming animation combined with devious puzzles creates a sterling US debut for Professor Layton.

Pirates of the Burning Sea takes you back to the Caribbean circa 1720 – and it’s definitely worth the trip.

The lack of online multiplayer is the only minus to this challenging and engaging puzzle game

A satisfying end to one of adventure gaming’s goofiest series.

This fantastic series just keeps rolling along.

Small flashes of fun.

Just like a real garden, Plant Tycoon can be very rewarding for those willing to give it the proper amount of care and attention.

With promises of fast-paced space action and nuclear lasers, Project Sylpheed provides a tantalizing, if a bit shallow, experience.

Picross is so fun and addictive; you won’t believe it only cost 20 bucks.

If you’re tired of the same old RPG shtick, but still want a compelling story and addictive gameplay, look no further.

A fun, if a bit derivitive, swashbuckling romp mimicking the action and atmosphere of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

Konami provides the first true Next-Gen baseball experience to date...oh, you know Japanese, right?

Poppin' bubbles was never this much fun; Pop-a-Tronic is a casual gamer's delight.

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...