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The 4 Heroes of Light isn’t for everyone, but those who enjoy long-term level-grinding and a good deal of backtracking are likely to get a kick out of this enjoyable turn-based RPG.

Okamiden is the spiritual successor to the cult classic game Okami. Set in ancient Japan, Okamiden follows the exploits of Chibiterasu, the pup of Amaterasu, as he tries to save the land from doom and peril.

A little known gem that offers gamers a decent amount of fun thanks to its quirky characters and addictive gameplay.

Ready to take on some massive monsters, odd mobs, and other fantasy creatures in this rpg action role? Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is one of those rpg games that really falls short of expectations and should be shelved for good.

Ready to take on Call of Duty Modern Warfare Mobilized on your Nintendo DS? Ready to find out some of the great Call of Duty cheats that you can use to help you out? Here are some of the top unlocks and cheats that you’ll find!

When it comes to virtual dating, I think that Konami has now conquered it all with Love Plus. If you have read the stories about this odd DS game, here is the review to show you what you’re missing.

The makers of Contact (DS) has presented us with a new game. Meet Sakura Note, a spiritual successor to Contact. Created by an “all-star team” composed of the well-known video game designers, Sakura Note will be much better than we thought it was.

Assassin’s Creed 2 hit shelves this week for larger console games, and so did Assassin’s Creed 2: Discovery for the Nintendo DS. Is this version a hit or miss when it comes to taking your favorite assassin with you? Let’s take a look!

This time we review the latest PSP racing game to hit the market. Will it be able to out-sell and out-perform Gran Turismo? Read on inside.

C.O.R.E. feels like a short trip down an old corridor that was entertaining before but now lacks the punch to keep you entertained for more than a few minutes at a time. C.O.R.E. for Nintendo DS is a blast from the past that isn’t as compelling and engrossing the second time around.