Half Minute Hero is a side-scrolling RPG adventure for the PSP with all the elements needed to entertain you and keep you coming back for more fun. This PSP game has a number of interesting and engrossing modes with quick and fun game play that increases in difficulty as you progress.

SingStar Queen is a Queen fans dream and includes 25 Queen songs performed by the legendary Freddie Mercury. They included a small selection of orchestrated Queen songs that will rock your senses, but the controls and game play mechanics all work to entertain you.

The mystery continues to unfold and you are closer to finding the treasure and locating your friend Bess. Be careful of making fatal mistakes here as they will cost you time

Spectrobes: Origins entertains with useful and fun motion controls, cute and stylish presentation that doesn’t get old and game play that continues to evolve and entertain the more you play. Training your Spectrobes from little ones to dangerous adults is totally engrossing and the hours fly by.

Mindjolt has a great selection of fun and funny games featuring American politicians. Can you help ex-president Bush dodge a constant onslaught of shoes? Or maybe you would rather help President Obama fight his way to presidency…Street Fighter style?

With a RTS concept, Lego Battles Nintendo DS game is a class apart from other Lego-based video games. The variety of missions and loads of Lego factions will certainly charm kids, seasoned gamers and Lego fans alike.

Guitar Hero: World Tour is unique from other Guitar Hero games, courtesy of a nice six-piece wireless drum kit, realistically looking guitars and USB Mic. With its new song recording feature, it certainly provides more than just a simple rhythm game.

Guitar Hero 5 lets you live the rock star fantasy like never before. With our guide to the game’s cheats and unlockables, achieving that fantasy is a little bit easier.

Here is a guide and set of tips related to the iMafia III Badges.

Brave a Warrior’s Tale is a plain action/platformer aimed at the younger audience. Part of Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Family Games, Brave tries to be unique, but fails miserably in the graphics and sounds department.