Konami

According to the ESRB, this game contains: Blood and Gore, Fantasy Violence

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have had a long and storied history of videogame adaptations. They range from a nearly impossible NES action game to a series of decent brawlers and mediocre fighting games, finally petering out in the mid-90s along with the rest of the franchise.

According to ESRB, this game contains: Mild Language, Violence

Game Description: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Melee is a great party game for fans of fighters and the classic characters. It delivers hours of bashing, crashing and trashing fun with more than 20 playable characters. Try the competitive Adventure mode and huge variety of mini games and unlockables. Take on either mode in single player, or play with up to three friends in a four-player free-for-all.

Sony has done a good job of releasing a surprisingly large amount of feature films on its proprietary UMDs, but for those of us who don't really care about watching movies on the glossy black handheld, there are still quite a few holes to be filled in its library. Coded Arms is the first FPS (first-person shooter) to come down the pipe, and it fills its role—barely.

Game Description: Coded Arms is a visually stunning first-person shooter that places the gamer in the role of a computer hacker who infiltrates an abandoned virtual reality system. Players fight through various virtual battlefields against multiple types of enemies with more than 30 different weapons at their disposal. The game utilizes the platform's wireless capabilities for intense multiplayer action.

According to the ESRB, this game contains: Blood, Violence

I liked Metal Gear Ac!d about as much as Brad, but for different reasons. While Brad felt it stumbled out of the gate but gained steam later, I felt like it started out strong and became overwhelming as it got more complex.

It didn't strike me as a great game, but it's all right for what it is.