One of the few horror games on the DS, and it is a true horror game, through and through.

The new addition to the Sims series adds some very important features that expand your Sims’ universe, or at least village, and the option of pursuing happiness points and upgrading your sim, which appeals to the more traditional gamer.

Guiding a rat through 6 long lush levels in order to become a star chef sounds like a lot of fun in theory; however with quirky controls, and glitches around every corner, the game goes from fun, to “I’m done”, in less than an hour.

Miss the good old days of Super Mario on the old school Nintendo? Well, Starfy promises to return you to some of that great old school action that we all know and love. But just how does it stack up?

One of Square Enix game that is probably not going to be released to the US market, Sigma Harmonics follows the story of Sigma Kurogami, a high school student whose family guards a huge clock sealing the demon “Oma”.

Plants vs. Zombies features plenty of strategy and here we provide some advice on how to be better skilled in some key areas; like getting money, using the interface, reading the almanac, and dealing with tough zombies.

One of the ground breaking RPGs is on the VC. Is it still as revolutionary today as it was in 1993?

If you ever dreamed of driving a steam engine, of raising and lowering pantographs dropping sand on the track or facing the loneliness of a long distance stint in the cab of a train, then Microsoft Train Simulator is for you.

The Night at the Museum - Battle of the Smithsonian Xbox 360 game continues the adventures of Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) and a series of historical character statues that come to life at night. Should you play it or pass? Read this and see what you think.

For those fans of Dragon Ball Z, the newest game, Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World might be a game you’re waiting for. But for other gamers, this might just be one that you want to pass up.