A tepid campaign mars this otherwise solid real-time strategy follow-up.

Overlord: Raising Hell may be the most feature-rich version of the game yet, but an unpredictable frame rate, sluggish controls, and a clunky camera detract from the minion-controlling fun.

Top Spin 3 is a great tennis game, offering a deep challenge for diehard fans and one of the closest experiences to playing a grand slam

Stripped-down controls with little punishment for crashing make Wacky Races an extremely boring racer.

Emergency Heroes is a lazy and repetitive open-world driving game that will bore even the younger audience that it's aimed at.

Under the Knife 2 is a fast-paced medical puzzler that's as infectious as its predecessor.

The latest Guitar Hero is an Aerosmith fan's dream come true, but the game's narrow focus and lack of content will prove unappealing to many others.

Happy Tree Friends False Alarm is clunky, unimaginative, and more like a false start than a fun game.

This railroad-inspired board game offers subtle strategy and an easy learning curve for less than the price of a real train ticket.

Soul Bubbles is charming, beautiful, and soothing, but it won't keep you coming back.

With its great multiplayer action and fleshed-out single-player campaign, Bad Company really isn't bad at all.

It may be limited, but this Napoleonic-era expansion for Europa Universalis III packs a lot of punch when it comes to military matters.

SnapCity's fusion of Tetris and SimCity is proof that combining two great ingredients doesn't necessarily make for a tasty recipe.

While it has low production values and little in the way of longevity, Big Beach Sports offers some fun when played with friends.

If you can endure some vexing technical flaws, Alone in the Dark can be a clever, satisfying adventure.

Just about every aspect of Europa Universalis III is improved in the In Nomine expansion pack.

Great strategic gameplay is dwarfed by embarrassing technical issues.

The nightlife theme might be a little corny, but the block-breaking gameplay offers a satisfying challenge.

You won't like it when this simplistic, repetitive, and occasionally broken game makes you angry.

With its great multiplayer action and fleshed-out single-player campaign, Bad Company really isn't bad at all.