Sega puts a little extra RPG in its Virtua Tennis

Even at the discounted price....pass.

Getting gamers Gideon like school girls

It is magnificent, but it isn't strategy

It is magnificent, but it isn't strategy

Strategically sound gameplay, but not much else

A massive misfire.

Taking back your life, one Valkyrie at a time.

Despite its intriguing premise, this assassin has far from a velvet ride.

Beautiful graphics, an engaging story, and unique genre-redefining gameplay make Valkyria Chronicles the top RPG available on Sony’s new machine.

Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise is a thoroughly polished, pocket-sized re-imagining of the original Xbox 360 game.

Fun for the first half, Viking's repetitive gameplay brings it back to Earth.

Microsoft tries to do casual games but these piñatas aren’t filled with fun.

Arguably the best fighting game in the world finally goes online and doesn’t miss a beat.

Beautiful for sure, but there really isn’t much new here in the fifth installment of SEGA's fighting game series that significantly sets apart from previous efforts.

It has a lot of bugs, incredibly high system requirements…and yet there is definitely a draw – there’s no doubt that this game will capture an audience…as soon as Sigil fixes it.

Rare's animal wrangling simulation is a unique experience that the whole family can enjoy.

Silmeria is a unique and interesting Japanese role-playing game worth checking out.

This DVD will surely help you remember the 5th of November..

This comic to film adaption starring John Hurt and Natalie Portman is an entertaining thrill ride.

Overall a fantastic experience for the DS, and another shining example of a fun Viewtiful Joe game.

Capcom's latest VJ offers all the charm you'd expect, but no solid gameplay to back it up.

Tennis brought to the PSP the way it should be: fun!