EverQuest II

Spore Mobile

46 Okunen Monogatari - Harukanaru Eden e

Mortal Kombat II: Kyuukyoku Shinken

Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 4

Street Fighter II

Chrono Trigger

Super Mario Collection

Super Mario Kart

Super Mario Bros. 3

Final Fantasy IX

Final Fantasy Tactics (PSOne Books)

Final Fantasy Anthology

Final Fantasy IV Easytype

Final Fantasy VI

Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest

Zelda no Densetsu: Kamigami no Triforce

The Legend of Zelda

Final Fantasy

Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt

Halo (Xbox Collection)

Final Fantasy XI

Xenosaga Episode I Reloaded: Chikara e no Ishi

DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution

Touch! Kirby

EverQuest: Titanium Collection

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

Katamari Damacy

Planet Puzzle League

Cooking Mama

Animal Crossing: Wild World

Tetris DS

Final Fantasy VII

It beat out every other game ever made....and it has yet itself to be beaten.

I've been gaming since I was two years old. At three, I played FF I, and from that time on, I was hooked on the FF series. When I saw the previews for FF VII, I was apalled. Motorcycle's? IN MY BELOVED FINAL FANTASY? I f... Read Full Review

Panel de Pon DS

The only DS game I've ever truly regretted buying.

I am a huge puzzle game fan so I was obviously very excited about Planet Puzzle League. When I found it at my local Wal Mart, I was ecstatic. That is, until I got it home. Whereas Tetris DS brought a wide variety of new ... Read Full Review

Katamari Damacy

"Give it 20 minutes. If you're not addicted, I'll burn my CD."

Honestly, when I first looked at Katamari, I went "WTF? Isn't a Katamari a ball you stick stuff to? How is that a video game?" My best friend drug me in front of his TV, shoved the controller in my hands, and s... Read Full Review

Cooking Mama

This game is so entertaining that you'll want to go back to the beginning and start all over.

I have yet to meet someone who did not enjoy this game. It's fun, quick entertainment, and extremely easy to learn the mechanics of. You don't need to read the manual or spend hours on a tutorial. All you need to do i... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy IV

One of the greatest RPG's of all time reborn, bigger, better, and shinier.

Let me preface this by saying that Final Fantasy IV for the SNES is one of my three all-time favorite games, period. Now, this was both a perk and a drawback when I began playing FF IV for the DS. Even though I was dying... Read Full Review