Jeff Gerstmann

Shadow Complex is amazing from start to finish... and after you finish it, you'll probably feel like diving right back in for another run.

It's really hard to imagine anyone having anything that even resembles a good time while playing G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.

The core fighting in King of Fighters XII is really sharp, but everything surrounding it is a little disappointing.

Let me be clear: this game might contain too much crazy to be any fun for players who aren't already into it.

Wii Sports Resort is more--much more--of what made you fall in love with the Wii in the first place.

While there's certainly substance to Arc's 2D fighter, you have to dig through so many layers of loud music and flashy visuals that the whole experience becomes a bit exhausting.

While it lacks the "Bible-as-a-weapon" innovation found in the previous game, this prequel tale merges adequate gameplay with a plot good enough to keep you focused.

The Conduit checks most of the boxes on a first-person shooter features list, but it comes together in a very bland way.

Guitar Hero: Smash Hits is better than it sounds, but it'd probably be even better as a collection of downloadable tracks for Guitar Hero: World Tour.

Between its legendary roster and authentic gameplay, Fight Night Round 4 is a great homage to the sport of boxing.

Sam & Max Save the World is easily the funniest game on the Xbox 360.

Rocket Riot is immensely charming with some light-hearted gameplay behind it that makes for some exciting multiplayer battles.

Who knew that blowing apart buildings, bridges, and other Martian structures could be so satisfying?

Star Trek: D-A-C isn't what you want out of a multiplayer space shooter, and it certainly isn't what you want out of a Star Trek game, either.

The single-player options are a little slim, but taking the fight to opponents over the Internet is absolutely awesome.

The Wii remake of Klonoa is bright, colorful, and a lot of fun.

Though you can't count on the online modes for additional thrills, Space Invaders Extreme is still a great update to the classic shooter.

Ninja Blade is a handful of cool moments surrounded by tedious, repetitive gameplay.

Lode Runner maintains the classic gameplay of its predecessors, adds a few new ways to play, and gives you plenty of levels to work through.

This competitive-only strategy action game has some good ideas that are hindered by its laggy, inconsistent online play.