Enthusia Professional Racing If you're the type of virtual racer who wants to deal with the super-realism of a hardcore simulator, you won't want to miss our review of Enthusia Professional Racing. With Enthusia, you'll get a good-looking, challenging game with a nice collection of cars to win and race. You'll also get the steep learning curve that some gamers thrive on. In the end, however, the biggest thing working against Enthusia is the timing of its release. Coming out at the same time as Forza Motorsport, and so soon after Gran Turismo 4--two games that offer so much more--means Enthusia gets the lowest spot on the podium, coming in a distant third to its two much more powerful, polished competitors. Pac-Pix And what's up with Pac Man's latest dot-munching exploits in the Nintendo DS puzzle game Pac-Pix? Pac-Pix began its life as a DS technology demo before it was fleshed out into a full release--but is it ultimately more gimmick than game? Pac-Pix is fun while it lasts, but like the title character’s insatiable appetite, you will be hungry for more. It needs more levels, more objects to draw, and a few alternate play modes to make this game worth penciling in for most puzzle game fans. There’s also no reason why the original arcade game couldn’t have been “pac-ed” onto this cart, perhaps with the ability to guide the character with the stylus instead of the directional pad. As it stands, Pac-Pix is an entertaining diversion for a few hours, but its long-term value is more than a little sketchy. Donkey Konga 2 The original Donkey Konga was definitely one of the most entertaining music-based games since DDR and Samba de Amigo. Not even a year later, the sequel is out, but Nintendo can once again pull off creative, charming and simple fun? As with the endless line of Dance Dance Revolution games, it’s Donkey Konga 2 is less a new game and more of a slight song upgrade to the original. If you loved the original and just want