NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams

LittleBigPlanet

Monster Hunter Freedom

Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2

Left 4 Dead

Dead Space

Dementium: The Ward

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

Fallout 3

Super Mario World

Sonic the Hedgehog 3

Street Fighter II Turbo

Tetris Party

Mega Man 9

Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree

New Super Mario Bros.

Good old Mario returns, in a fun-to-play 2D platformer

Say what you like but nothing truly beats a 2D sidescroller. Yes, theres those fancy 3D shoot em ups, and those kill everything thats around you smash em ups and the ever popular smack-whack-button mash beat em ups but..... Read Full Review

Left 4 Dead

Suddenly Zombies... MILLIONS of them... and an infinite handgun can sure make one's day.

Killing zombies is one thing... fending off hordes with 3 other friends is another... but doing it all while unleashing round after round into a crowd of never-ending zombies while having to reload and still manage to be... Read Full Review

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith

Enjoyable for any Aerosmith AND Guitar Hero fan... but a few problems make one wanting for more.

I'm very fond of Aerosmith's music and was really looking forward to this game, buying it the moment it was on the shelves. However, besides the music, I was a little disappointed. The game itself became a lot easier whi... Read Full Review

Sonic and the Secret Rings

A lot better than the Adventures, its a 3D adventure that can almost rival its platformer counterparts.

Ive never been to satisfied with the 3D worlds of the sonic games. They're usually too slow, too easy and seem to have that night-before script feel to it. (Then again, Sonic storylines have never been deep). Secret ... Read Full Review

Subarashiki Kono Sekai: It's A Wonderful World

Amazing new gameplay and story. Square-Enix wiggles in another masterpiece.

Its very rare that Squenix releases something that's not up to they're own standard. Usually blind fandom forces me to buy a game off the bat the moment I see a Squaresoft / SquareEnix logo. Ive seldomly regretted this, ... Read Full Review