Final Fantasy XII

Final Fantasy IV Advance

A well-presented taste of a good old-school RPG, Final Fantasy IV shows you how little they have evolved over the years.

Vivid textues, superb gameplay, and a memorable soundtrack combine to give gamers an unbelievable gaming experience in Final Fantasy IV. Although it shows rather conspicious flaws that I believe should've been fixed duri... Read Full Review

Nintendogs: Best Friends

Although it has numerous flaws, Nintendogs: Best Friends is an enjoyable experience presented fairly well.

Those furry, cute dogs of different breeds had me hooked from day one. Back in 2005, when I saw how good Nintendogs: Best Friends looked (along with other news of the Nintendo DS), I knew I had to get this special editio... Read Full Review

Pocket Monsters Diamond

Pokemon Diamond isn't revolutionary, but it is quite innovative and jam-packed with many features all will surely enjoy.

I have been a huge fan of Pokemon since versions Blue, Red, and Yellow. When I received news that it was going to come out on the DS, I was ecstatic! Screenshots and reports on it were awe-inspiring, so I couldn't wait u... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy X-2

Final Fantasy X-2 has that quirky charm, indescribable amusement, and a reminder of vulnerability that other games lack.

Final Fantasy X-2 deserves the title as the sequel to Final Fantasy X. It has a large cast of new and familiar characters, and the party trio has a classic "Charlie's Angels" look about them. Three females--an ... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime: Hunters

While Metroid Prime: Hunters is a great first person shooter, it lacks that certain aspect that better games have.

I've never been much of a Metroid fan, but when I saw the graphics this game had and played a demo version of it showing me its tremendous gameplay potential, I decided I was hooked and was definitely going to purchase i... Read Full Review

Animal Crossing: Wild World

At its peak, Animal Crossing: Wild World is every bit as engrossing, innovative, and poignant as its predecessor.

I loved the original Game Cube Animal Crossing, so I was certain that Wild World would either be equally as entertaining or, better yet, improve it. It's obvious that the creators gave great effort to try to preserve the... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy IX

After nearly seven years, Final Fantasy IX still maintains most of its quirk, charm, humor, and lightheartedness.

It's been seven years now. Does Final Fantasy IX still hold up to today's gaming standards? Does it still have that quirky charm, humor, and lightheartedness it had back then? The answer to both of those questions is yes... Read Full Review

Mario Kart DS (DS Bundle)

Mario Kart DS is a Nintendo classic and a charming racing game that's a must-have for any DS owner/Mario Kart fan.

I've had Mario Kart DS since the day it was released, and it has been a loyal and faithful companion in my game collection. I've always been a fan of Mario Kart, and when I heard it was coming out on the DS, I was overly... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy III

A completely reformatted version of a superb game, keeping all aspects Final Fantasy gamers have grown to know and love.

Now when I first heard that Final Fantasy III was coming out for the DS, I was overly excited and knew I was in for a treat! It was the 'lost' game in the series, never having come to the U.S., that is, until now. I f... Read Full Review

Professor Layton and the Curious Village

Deftly, Professor Layton outshines any and every puzzle game available with an immersive story and addictive gameplay.

Professor Layton is simply outstanding. It steps away from the traditional mediocre puzzle games, such as Brain Age or Big Brain Academy, and implicates an immersive storyline--and does so nearly flawlessly. I must admit... Read Full Review

Rune Factory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon

While this new installation is charmingly poignant play, glaringly noticeable flaws preclude its hidden potential.

Foreword: The latest installation in the fabled Harvest Moon series, Rune Factory delivers enjoyable gameplay with a new twist: combat. That's right--you can explore dungeons, meet new friends, and sell valuable crops in... Read Full Review

The Urbz: Sims in the City

Underneath the nicely polished external surface of The Urbz is a confusing, generic RPG with a "broken storyline&qu

Honestly, I was never interested in this series, and I probably never will be. My friend, for whatever reason, loaned me The Urbz: Sims in the City so that I could play it on my DS. I found it to be a rather disappointin... Read Full Review