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Handheld gamers who value their ducats as much as their Ducatis can get an inexpensive case of road rash in Vir2L Studios' Ducati Moto. Racers can hop on 11 different bikes from the famed Italian motorcycle manufacturer, including the Monster, 848 and 1098 Superbikes, the Desmosedici RR, and the Hypomotard, Ducati's Supermoto (motocross/road-racing hybrid) beast first unleashed in 2007. There are 50 different challenges and five championship events spread throughout the world, so players can try...

7 Wonders of the Ancient World is an action puzzle game that involves quickly swapping two adjacent runes to create matches of three or more. Runes are randomly placed within grids of varying sizes and shapes, with the goal being to remove blocks located behind specific runes. Clearing blocks allows each of the Seven Wonders to be built, with the help of workers toiling away at the bottom of the screen. The more matches you create, the more workers will appear, but you have to maintain a certain...

Taito Corporation's take on the Atari classic Breakout makes its debut on the DS, some 22 years after the original first graced arcades. Something of a classic in its own right, Arkanoid updated the tried and true ball and paddle formula by adding indestructible bricks, floating enemies, varied level arrangements, and falling power-ups. Square Enix (which purchased Taito in 2005) adds some flash to the original by providing single-cart multiplayer options for two or four, a new instant restart function...

Based on the third and final season of the award-winning, animé-influenced action series, Into the Inferno follows Aang and his friends while they prepare to make their final stand against the Fire Nation. As a fateful comet nears its return to the world, the Last Avatar must find a way to bend the terrible powers of Fire Lord Ozai's armies -- and the raw power of fire itself -- away from the ultimate domination and destruction they imminently threaten. From an isometric perspective, players guide...

Based on the Old English epic poem, Beowulf: The Game puts players in the shoes of the legendary Norse warrior whose incredible strength and lust for glory lead him on a great journey. Though timed to coincide with the release of blockbuster motion picture, the game takes place during 30 years of Beowulf's life that go unseen in the movie. The game's story takes Beowulf to Denmark to battle a bloodthirsty beast, but he must also battle the internal forces that alternately compel him to behave like...

Build-a-Lot is a casual business sim that lets wannabe real estate moguls make a mint in the housing market. Players can construct, upgrade, and then flip houses, or maintain the property and collect rental income. There are eight different cities to visit and develop, each with a colorful politician who will want special favors like a new bowling alley or swimming pool for the mayoral mansion. Gamers can play in career or casual modes and earn extra cash by constructing specialty buildings like...

Rockstar Games, the industry's lightning rod for controversy, continues its reputation for edgy, unusual material in Bully for PlayStation 2, a game that stars a juvenile delinquent in a reform school for troubled teens. More a sardonic pastiche of 1980s high school films than a violent ode to the publisher's Grand Theft Auto past, Bully carefully re-creates an academic atmosphere with classrooms, lunch periods, socializing with other students, season-related events, and plenty of areas to explore...

Branching off the popular Brain Age games, Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes A Day aims to do for the eyes what its cousins did for brains. Like a handheld eye exam, gamers will be able to test their hand-eye coordination, peripheral vision, and visual acuity. First-time users of the game take a series of tests to determine their Eye Age, and repeated use will help gamers lower their Eye Age and sharpen their visual skills. Mini-games generally take on the appearance of sporting events like...

Who is the man with the suit? Harvey Birdman, that's who, and he brings his cohorts from the witty Adult Swim comedy with him in Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law. Published by Capcom, whose Phoenix Wright games have already introduced players to the world of video game courtroom drama, Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law is an interactive story that takes gamers through five outlandish court cases. Birdman must investigate crime scenes to search for evidence, get help from Avenger, Peanut, and Birdgirl...

The hit game show that makes kids feel smart, and adults feel stupid, hits gamers for the second time in Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Make the Grade!. Homeroom mode lets players compete for one million virtual dollars by selecting from a group of five brainy 5th graders and testing their knowledge with more than 6,000 questions spread across 23 different elementary school subjects. Other modes include: Academic Academy mode, which lets four players compete at once, Flashcard mode, where two...

Gamers may get down and Boogie in this singing and dancing party game as they attempt to complete combos and rack up high scores. Using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, players manipulate the arms, legs, upper torso, and mouth of the onscreen character. Special moves are achieved through specific movements, and gamers may also build up a "Boogie Meter" to execute high-scoring choreography. If players are not in the mood for dancing, they can compete in lyrical contests instead. The initial release of...

Company of Heroes is a real-time strategy game set amidst the backdrop of World War II Europe. Designed by the team behind the acclaimed Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War, Company of Heroes features a cinematic single-player campaign that incorporates real-time physics and fully destructible environments. Players will guide soldiers of the Able Company through the D-Day invasion and beyond, with squad AI designed to take cover, outflank the enemy, and perform other advanced tactics. Up to eight players...

A standalone expansion to 2005's supernatural shooter, F.E.A.R.: Perseus Mandate takes place during the same time frame as the original F.E.A.R., but with a new storyline and team to control. Players are sent to investigate the top-secret Perseus Project developed by the Armacham Technology Corporation. The game offers a total of 16 levels spread across seven "intervals," introducing three new weapons to the F.E.A.R. franchise: a chain lightning gun, grenade launcher, and an advanced rifle. AI-controlled...

Swedish developer Avalanche Studios' first in-house development project is a 3D action-adventure starring a U.S. operative named Rico Rodriguez. Just Cause has Rodriguez attempting to overthrow a fictitious South American island's regime by instigating a revolution. Players will accomplish this by working with citizens, political factions, rebels, and even drug cartels in a series of explosive operations. In the tradition of games like Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Just Cause features a free form...

Long ago two planes of existence split, leaving humans to tend to their world and the immensely powerful Arcana to live in the Elemental World. The only means of communication between the two worlds comes from Maidens, young girls whose special relationships also afford them great physical abilities. Eleven such Maidens have come together in Arcana Heart, in hopes of preventing the mysterious Mildred Avalon from harnessing the power of the Arcana and destroying humanity in the process. Gamers choose...

The Disgaea strategy RPG series makes its PSP debut with Afternoon of Darkness. The setting is the shadowy abyss known as the Netherworld, whose king has passed away while the rightful heir blissfully slept for two years. As Prince Laharl awakes from his slumber, he finds the kingdom in complete disarray with warring factions vying for the throne. Determined to take back what he believes is rightfully his, the self-absorbed sovereign prepares his loyal subjects for war. The campaign begins from Laharl...

The American Girl series of games based on the popular dolls continues with Kit Mystery Challenge!, starring Kit Kittredge, an enterprising reporter searching for scoops in the 1930s. The Kittredge household has taken on boarders to help cope with financial woes brought on by the Great Depression, but every house guest seem to have a problem for Kit to fix. Gamers use the stylus to help Kit travel around her city interviewing people and collecting clues to help solve six cases, including the Case...

Sega's popular light-gun arcade game makes its Wii debut with four-player support and added content. As in the 2004 coin-op, a secretive Special Forces unit known as the Ghost Squad is sent by the United Nations to neutralize a terrorist threat. The Wii Remote is used to shoot down enemies, rescue hostages, and disarm explosives throughout three missions of play. Twenty-five weapons can be unlocked, ranging from pistols and shotguns to assault rifles and submachine guns. Hand-to-hand moves are also...

The first expansion pack to Command & Conquer 3, Kane's Wrath introduces two sub-factions for each of the three rival forces, a new story-driven campaign, and an additional game mode. A 20-year storyline fleshes out the events leading up to Command & Conquer 3 and then continues the narrative far into the future. As in the original game, full-motion video cut-scenes help bring the story to life. Players will be able to lead their favorite faction in the all-new Global Domination mode, which involves...

Activision's licensed hunting series continues with Cabela's Big Game Hunter on PlayStation 2. Once again players must travel to scenic locales across the globe to track down and shoot specific animals. Big Game Hunter includes 24 trophy animals, from lions and bears to rams and cougars, lurking within Africa, Montana, New Zealand, and other destinations. Players can also embark on ten "trophy legend" expeditions and unlock hunts for smaller game and birds. Authentic weapons and equipment, such as...

The Crash Bandicoot Action Pack bundles three previous releases for PS2: Crash Nitro Kart, Crash Twinsanity, and Crash Tag Team Racing. Inspired by 1999's hit CTR (Crash Team Racing) for the original PlayStation, Crash Nitro Kart (2003) offers four-player racing action in a variety of game modes. Players compete in cup challenges, time trials, and an assortment of multiplayer battles. While speeding along the predominately outdoor environments, players can run over such items as wumpa fruit to increase...

Inspired by such hits as Konami's Dance Dance Revolution, Activision's Dancing with the Stars offers 36 licensed songs and optional support for dance mat peripherals. Based on ABC's weekly dance competition, Dancing with the Stars features nine previous celebrity contestants, including Emmitt Smith, Stacy Keibler, Mario Lopez, and Joey Lawrence. The couples must perform the cha-cha, tango, mambo, samba, rumba, foxtrot, waltz, and other dances. Players will follow each routine by moving their feet...

The Xbox 360's retro-themed shooter series thrusts onto DS with Geometry Wars: Galaxies. Inspired by classic arcade titles like Asteroids and Tempest, the game mixes vector graphics and non-stop blasting action within colorful, grid-shaped solar systems. The controls attempt to mimic the dual-analog system of earlier versions by using the stylus as a pointer for 360° aiming and the Control Pad for movement. Blasting enemies will leave behind items called Geoms that increase bonus multipliers for...

Watch out for slime and avoid crossing the streams in this surprise continuation of Sony Pictures' Ghostbusters franchise. Written by stars Harold Ramis and Dan Ackroyd, who scripted both blockbuster films, Ghostbusters: The Video Game features a storyline set two years after the events depicted in Ghostbusters 2. Hailed by New York City residents as heroes, the Ghostbusters are hoping to turn their thriving business into a franchise, much to the chagrin of ex-EPA agent Walter Peck. Unlike the console...

Based on Nickelodeon's made-for-television movie, Safari Rescue has preschoolers helping Diego and friends in seven animal-themed activities. A mean magician has turned the Serengeti's elephants into stone and it's up to children to rescue them. All activities are played solely with the mouse, whether it's clicking on bushes to find lions or assembling puzzle pieces to create vehicles from Diego's rescue pack. Two difficulty levels are available, and youngsters can freely revisit their favorite games...

Inspired by the classic Jules Verne book, and timed to coincide with the 3D movie, Journey to the Center of the Earth actually follows the travails of protagonists Trevor, Sean, and Hannah as they journey from the center of the Earth. Games can play as all three characters as they swim, surf, climb, and battle mysterious creatures through exotic subterranean worlds. Players use the stylus to navigate though rock slides, swing on ropes, and escape from danger in a runaway mine cart, and mini-games...

The handheld version of Ubisoft's open-world action title serves as a prequel to the best-selling console games. Acrobatic assassin Altair is on a mission to retrieve an ancient artifact believed to hold the power to end the Crusades. One small problem: the chalice is already in the hands of the Templars, who wish to auction it off to the highest bidder. To prevent the transaction from taking place, Altair must search high and low for the artifact across four cities. This will entail climbing across...

A popular series in Japan, Baroque makes its U.S. debut as an action role-playing game with dark, religious overtones. Players will journey into a foreboding tower filled with horrific monsters, mutated humans, and mysterious angels. The world is essentially a distortion of reality that finds everything in a constant state of flux. How this happened is a complete mystery -- as is the lead protagonist's past. The only thing the protagonist knows is that he must venture into the Neuro Tower to atone...

Gamers take command of several advanced WWII aircraft as they hunt down the experimental weapons of the Third Reich in Blazing Angels 2: Secret Missions of WWII. Flying through the rain, snow, fog, and turbulence found above Cairo, Paris, Rome, Moscow, and the Himalayas, players must complete a variety of single-player missions to prevent construction of the ultimate weapon. By connecting to the Internet, gamers may engage the enemy in free-for-all, co-op, and squad-based gameplay with friends from...

This bundle features both the critically acclaimed real-time strategy title Company of Heroes and its stand-alone expansion pack Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts.

Ten years after the original PlayStation's Final Fantasy VII debuted to critical acclaim, Sony's handheld receives an exclusive prequel entitled "Crisis Core." The storyline focuses on Zack Fair and his dealings with a young Cloud Strife, an opportunistic Shinra Company, and the troubled Sephiroth. The action is viewed from a third-person perspective as players guide Zack across an assortment of 3D environments while engaging in random battles against multiple enemy types. Combat involves initiating...

Kane & Lynch: Dead Men is the story of two death-row inmates who end up in a partnership together after they are kidnapped by The Seven. The Seven is a highly organized terrorist group that recruit Kane and Lynch for a variety of missions around the globe. Not much is known about the duo before their time on the row, however, when the characters are close to death, image sequences that mimic their life flashing by clue gamers into where each man began, and how they ended up working for The Seven...

Konami's celebrated crooning series continues its affiliation with television's American Idol in this feature-filled follow-up. Forty classic and contemporary songs from the '70s, '80s, and '90s are featured, with hits made popular by such artists as Fergie, Gladys Knight, Cutting Crew, and Billy Joel. As in previous Karaoke Revolution games, players attempt to match each song's pitch and phrasing using a USB microphone (sold separately). Points are awarded each time a note is hit and held for the...

Sega's exclusive rights to the Olympic Games continues with Beijing 2008, which includes 38 events held in official Chinese venues. Players will compete in such locales as the Beijing National Stadium and the National Aquatics Centre as they engage in track-and-field, aquatics, gymnastics, equestrian, weightlifting, and other indoor and outdoor competitions for both men and women. Motion-captured animation and multiple camera angles offer a broadcast-style presentation. Online support with voice...

This "Gold" package edition of Bohemia Interactive's ArmA includes both the original Combat Operations game and its expansion pack, Queen's Gambit (which was also made available as a retail download for players who already won the original game). The squad-based shooter offers a story-driven single-player campaign, as well as an online multiplayer mode that connects up to 50 'net-enabled combatants in virtual battlefields than may span 150 square miles or more. Queen's Gambit adds new single-player...

Released in an era of rhythm-game renaissance, Battle of the Bands for Nintendo's Wii might be considered THQ's answer to Activision's Guitar Hero and EA's Rock Band games for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. For a winning performance, the player attempts to hit the right notes as they scroll towards the front of the screen in familiar fashion, but Battle of the Bands does not make use of additional music instrument accessories, instead calling on players to make the right gestures at the right time with...

Operation Market Garden is where the action plays out in Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway. As a member of the 101st Airborne Division, gamers will lead their men through a variety of missions and environments in an attempt to end WWII. Throughout the trip, players will face such challenges as taking out AA guns and maintaining covert while standing in an enemy-filled area. Gamers may use strategic maneuvers in each mission including the selection of combat stance and the collection of weapons the...

Bad Company takes the open-level play of the online, multiplayer-oriented Battlefield games and makes it more personal -- and more profitable. In a relatively extensive single-player campaign, gamers take the role of a renegade soldier in the near-future, who joins three of his brothers-in-arms to go AWOL in search of personal fame and fortune. A variety of land, air, and sea craft become available during their adventures, along with an arsenal of powerful weaponry. As seems to be common among modern...

The Guitar Hero series offers its biggest lineup of songs to date with Legends of Rock, the first game developed outside of Harmonix. Fans of the finger-fiddling franchise will rock out to over 70 tracks, many of which use master recordings from the original artists. The core play mechanics are nearly identical to previous iterations, with players using a guitar-shaped controller to quickly match colored notes as they cascade down the screen. By keeping up with the song, hitting the right chords...