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Spielberg wouldn't invite you to this park.

A game about great novels shouldn't be this poorly written.

Is this professional bull riding game a bucking good time?

Is this professional bull riding game a bucking good time?

An action game without buttons?

This UMD should've been redshirted.

Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials series is certainly off to a painful start. The award winning book's film adaptation has been greeted with some less than favorable reviews. The movie can take solace in the fact that as bad as it is, it's not the worst adaptation of the book, an honor firmly held by video games. Thanks to the A2M developed The Golden Compass for the Nintendo DS, literature fans can be even more frustrated at the half-baked rehashing of a once great novel.

A championship season or a rebuilding year?

Brought to you by the Shameless License-Mining Association.

Still the best portable baseball game around?

Don't touch this squirrel's nuts, but feel free to whack his balls.

Who would've thought animal abuse would be so boring?

How many characters does it take to make a decent game?

The future is one bright, funky place.

Potter holds his own on the Game Boy Advance.

The UMD that answers the question, "What happens when Vietnam vets go crazy in a small mountain town?"

The refinement of the drive of your life.

Star Wars: Republic Commando stars elite killer clones and towering Wookiees. LucasArts' military experiment is good, not great.

Kevin Garnett must own stock in EA. Sure, he's one of the best players in the NBA, but even "The Big Ticket" has never dominated a court like he does in NBA Street V3. First you might see KG go off the "heezay", "footay" or even off the "bootay", next thing you know he's taking off from beyond the free throw line, rolling the rock along his arms Globetrotter-style, alley ooping the ball to himself -- while already in the air -- then finishing the dunk off with a spin. The letters KG appear autograph style on the screen, and Garnett even gives you a little dance to rub it in.

So, is it the Halo killer we've been waiting for?