This fun game was ported from the Dreamcast. Your goal is to direct mice into rockets by placing arrows on the ground that they follow. You have to keep your mice out of various hazards on the screen.

We bought this game for the kids, but they hate it because it is too hard. I've tried it myself, and found the difficulty way too high for even myself! It's a nice-looking game, but the high difficulty ruins it.

This is a fun platform game with a twist. You are piloting a vehicle with a large drill on the front that can drill through certain walls and enemies. The controls are somewhat tricky, you quickly get used to them.

Although this game isn't nearly as deep as the Playstation Final Fantasy Tactics, it is still a fun game. It is very kiddy in its presentation, with your tutorial battle being a snowball fight. The story is a lot easier to follow than the PS1 original. The biggest issue I had was item management. The original game had a Best Fit option, which automatically equipped the best items for your character. That was not included in this game, so managing equipment was a bother. It took a while, but I beat this game, unlike the original, and other than the equipment issues, I enjoyed it.

This is a fun 2D take on the 2.5D Klonoa games on PS1 and PS2. It has very similar gameplay. I beat it, and enjoyed every minute of it.

I really enjoyed all the PS1 Spyro games, so I thought I would try a GBA one. I was sorely disappointed. The pseduo-3D isometric gameplay made it very difficult to play. I was unable to complete the game due to the high difficulty.

I was very excited to hear about a new 2D Metroid game, since I loved the NES and SNES games. I was not disappointed. This is a very different Metroid game, in that it is fairly linear, and it has a storyline with narration. But it is definitely fun. There are a few bosses in the game that are extremely difficult, but I was able to beat the game. My total time has never been less than 4-5 hours, though.

Metroid: Zero Mission is an enhanced remake of the NES Metroid game. It starts off very much like the NES game, but it quickly starts to add surprises. There is much more depth and gameplay than the NES original. The improved graphics and music are very nice.

This oddly-named game (it's called Ninja Cop elsewhere), you play the role of a ninja that must rescue hostages, and find keys to open doors to make your way through a level. You make your way through the levels using a grappling hook, which requires some practice. You start off with an infinite supply of shurikens, but you can upgrade those to triple fireballs, and then a laser-like weapon. It's a fun game, but quite challenging. I have not been able to finish it on normal skill level.