Square-Enix delivers a rare miss in the JRPG genre.

Creepy old school adventure mayhem

All the fun of bar games minus the public drunkeness

The purple swan song?

The purple swan song?

The Legend of Kage 2 Slices and Dices Like It’s 1989.

Tiger is back for another round in this solid if unspectacular effort.

When a novel idea simply isn't enough.

Faithful, but where's the fun?

Given the price tag of a measly ten bucks, it won’t break the bank to try out a game with some appealing features but some rough edges

This freshman effort shows promise but has a lot of kinks to work out.

Finally, the Xbox 360 has a JRPG which it can claim as a true RPG gem, and if Tales of Vesperia doesn’t get RPG fans believing in the 360’s future with the genre, nothing will.

Not exactly revolutionary, but certainly solid

Perry Rhodan hits the small screen...with a thud.

Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing

A refreshingly realistic simulation of the sport

There's more to life than great controls, just not here.

Paging Dr. Stiles...

This turn-based strategy offering, a remake of sorts of the 2004 game, is a good value at 20 bucks and packs a surprising amount of finger tapping strategy.

A game that readily shakes off the “movie game” stereotype, Jason Bourne knows exactly how to make a fistfight look cool.

Keep this one in the wardrobe.

Prince Caspian faithfully mirrors the movie’s plot but mercifully omits the teenage angst.

It’s the end of the world as you know it, and you’ll feel fantastic.