If Mr. Bean was the star of Chuck you might get something like this ludicrous show. Darren Boyd is perfect as a bumbling spy - and the rest of the cast is entertainingly sarcastic - Robert Lindsay plays the boss role brilliantly.

This game set has brought soo many people back to DND. For 3.5 and 3.0 PLayers you wont like the simple based design. Its a total rehaul of the mechanics Awesome for beginners and people getting back into DND

The best thing ever

Amazing cast puts out a killer performance on a strange plot. Movie was over before I knew it.

An amazingly fluid and polished adventure game. It has a complicated plot, but one which always makes sense. The character animation is smooth and full of personality, the best I've seen on DS. Puzzles are a bit too easy, but very fun anyways.

This show isn't perfect, but it's entertaining and allows for more aspects of the zombie apocalypse to be explored than a 2 hour movie. Unfortunately that time isn't used as well as it could be.

Entertaining, enjoyable and a great listen but lacks the cohesiveness and drive of other albums.

The story is interesting but the writing seems raw and unedited, lacking a good visual description of the multitude of characters, and overly detailed about other more trivial elements. The Game of Thrones TV show is worth a look though.

Oddly, this game has better, or at least more enjoyable driving physics than the final version of GT5. Not a huge car or track selection, but what it does have is very well executed.

Lots of funny parts but nothing really memorable. Outside the three protagonists, the other characters really lacked.

A horrible Gran Turismo 5 port to the Xbox under another name due to licensing issues with SCEA they had to change select features such as removing certain cars using worse music mediocre graphics and 8-bit shadowing, get Gran Turismo 5.

Fixes most of the issues with 3, better graphics, better sound, better physics. Active aero, flames from the exhaust, more dust and smoke. Much more of a complete game than GT5 and better overall. What it lacks is Porsche.

This is a well polished and reasonably innovative machine building puzzle game. The interface is complex yet easy to use, and the game can be challenging. The graphics are clean and simple, but fitting. A well done indie.

A bit of The Chicago Code mixed with Boardwalk Empire. The cast is good, though I don't like the ailing health plot line - seems premature. Otherwise the plot and acting are decent, though in parts the characters ramble on about trivial things far too long

Had a lot of anecdotes to keep you laughing but was disappointed overall, I wanted to see cameron diaz get her come uppings, instead she gets away with everything and doesnt learn a lesson.