First-person truth about the latest games.

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• Drawn to Life SpongeBob Squarepants Edition (DS)
• 2007's DS title Drawn to Life is a standard platforming game with a non-standard twist: the player, cast as "The Creator", draws the game's hero, environments and interactive objects using the stylus. Players and critics were thrilled at the chance to create a mighty phallus warrior with which to take down evil, for in our hearts we know that the End Day is going to l

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• Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (DS)
• Let's get one thing straight right away: Sonic Chronicles is not Mass Effect Sonic, it is not Knights of the Old Republic Sonic, nor is it Baldur's Gate Sonic. While Bioware, a company with a reputation for crafting deep and complex RPG titles, developed Sonic Chronicles, it isn't as compelling as their previous efforts. Still, it's a decent enough RPG, especially for

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• Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure (DS)
• A remake of Nippon Ichi's Playstation title of the same name, Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure has faithfully transported all of the charm, humor and fun from the original game all the while adding a few new DS-specific features along the way. THE BOTTOM LINE: Rhapsody is innovative and downright charming but it may prove to be a bit too sugary for some g

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• New International Track & Field (DS)
• If you thought what Michael Phelps accomplished at the Olympics this year seemed impossible then you definitely haven't played New International Track and Field. As a precaution you might want to buy screen protectors for your DS because it will definitely be getting a work out. THE BOTTOM LINE: New International Track & Field is a fun, if flawed spor

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• Line Rider 2: Unbound (DS)
• I have to admit I was rather scandalized to find Line Rider being turned into a DS (Wii, PC) title. Have you seen the official website? This thing has been Disneyfied all out of proportion from its simple yet addicting, school-project-posted-to-deviantart roots. Now all of the sudden YouTube's favorite sledder needs cut-scenes, puzzles, and unlockables? Not feeling it

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• Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
• If you missed playing the original Dragon Quest IV back in the glory days of the original NES system, you're in luck: you now have the opportunity to play one of the most uniquely structured classics around. Although it's no longer the game to end all RPGs, Dragon Quest IV's aged simplicity is perfectly for the DS and it should appeal to both casual and hardcore RPG g