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Winning Eleven 2007 Review

This game gets a red card.

The Burning Crusade seems to do almost everything right.

Even though it�s the same basic idea as the other games, there�s a lot new to Wario Ware: Smooth Moves that makes it better than ever.

Wildlife Zoo takes the game play from its predecessor and adds some interesting new features to give fans of the series some extra game play to keep their attention.

Gamers that have been looking for a fresh and new FPS shooter won�t find Warpath reinventing the wheel by any means.

SCEA's soccer title is best described as soccer with an arcade twist.

Warship Gunner 2 is as charming and fun as the last game, but lacks some much needed sizzle.

Worms is an average experience on the DS but does offers some interesting multiplayer fun..

While WR2 does offer an enjoyable ride, it doesn�t do much to innovate away from the standard arcade-racer formula.

The Best Soccer videogame is still strong, but it could use a new coat of paint.

MDickie's PC wrestling game is a fascinating and fun simulation of the sport - if you're a fan.

Rule #28: Good actors, a decent plot and perfect pacing are the key ingredients to an almost perfect comedy!

Ryan Reynold's latest film doesn't deliver service with a smile, but it offers some sterling moments worth noting.

Digital Eel's spaced out adventure sequel continues the magical formula of the first game and adds some excellent new features.

One of the more expensive Xbox 360 Marketplace games is definitely worth the admission price.

The latest entry in the Japanese RPG series is a entertaining but imperfect experience.

Without Warning is a great game concept that wasn't put together very well.

This is a must own for fans of the Travel Channel series or Textas Hold 'Em fanatics in general.

THQ and Yuke's latest GameCube wresting game offers some nice improvements over Day or Reckoning.

The 2004 hit from Namco returns with a slick sequel.

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