Kingdoms of Amalur's combat and character advancement are fantastic enough to overshadow how bland everything else is.

Good visuals and accessible controls can't mask Grand Slam Tennis 2's weak career mode.

You are a trivial part of the criminal justice system in Law & Order: Legacies.

One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP is a dull, time-consuming collect-a-thon that fails to do the license justice.

The Darkness II is not the revelation its predecessor was, but ripping up occultists with your demon arms is a blast anyway.

Kingdoms of Amalur's combat and character advancement are fantastic enough to overshadow how bland everything else is.

If you have cherished memories of playing The Simpsons Arcade Game, keep holding on to them and ignore this port.

Double Fine Happy Action Theater's imaginative scenarios make for unstructured, lighthearted fun.

The novel charm of Oil Rush is often marred by its strategic limitations.

Great swordplay carries the weight in Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword.

There's a lot to love about Puddle, but its better qualities are often drowned in a sea of frustrations.

By sticking to the series' strengths, Modern Warfare 3 delivers some of the best competitive, cooperative, and single-player shooting in the business.

Flush the Goldfish's fun premise is washed away by its fishy execution.

There's a lot to love about Puddle, but its better qualities are often drowned in a sea of frustrations.

Enjoyable highs interspersed with crushing lows make NeverDead as inventive as it is frustrating.

Several new faces and game mechanics make SoulCalibur V the most robust chapter in this 3D weapon-based fighting series.

Final Fantasy XIII-2 doesn't capture Lightning in a bottle, but it's still a fun and heartfelt role-playing adventure.