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For me, this is not really an issue I come across for RC or LR because there is always a level of uncertainty with certain answers, so it is easy to spend time going back through and eliminating wrong answer choices or affirming initial answer choices. However, on LG, depending on the types of games presented, I have anywhere from 0-10 minutes after I've finished them all and am certain about all of my answer choices. My question is what other people do or what they would recommend doing with time like this. Would you go over the games just to make sure you didn't make a horribly mindless mistake, or would you let your mind rest so you could be more refreshed for the next section?

I usually need full time on RC, finish LR with 1-7 mins left, and finish LG with 1-10 minutes left. Personally, I rest my mind when I finish a section. I dont double check my work ever. Im usually fried when I finish a section and relaxing for a few minutes really helps me out. YMMV.

Another approach would be to slow down for games so you dont have so much time left. That should result in an increase in accuracy.

I usually don't miss any when I have that much time left. Maybe 1 in 5 sections I'll miss a question due to carelessness or overlooking something.

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Ice Cube said it best
check yo self before you wreck yo self
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKJsSPATDLY

I rarely missed any on LG but during the real thing I had about ten extra minutes and decided to re-check my answers. Sure enough, I had rushed through one question and screwed it up. Definitely review your answers.