God of War

Dark Summit

Shinyaku Seiken Densetsu

LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance

Disney's Aladdin

Dark Fall: The Journal

Clock Tower 3

Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel

Dracula: The Resurrection

Jack the Ripper

God of War (Greatest Hits)

Forget Devil May Cry. Forget Prince of Persia. If you haven't played God of War, you're missing out.

Anyone who thinks God of War is just another run-of-the-mill action game is dead wrong. This game’s superb weaving of mythology and epic combat comes together to create not only a great action game, but the greatest acti... Read Full Review

LEGO Star Wars

The fight between Dark and Light moves to a new medium - Legos! - in a fantastic game for all ages.

I don't think I've ever breezed through a game so fast. I got this game two days ago, and I've already played through each story scenario. For those of you who don't know, Lego Star Wars is the latest addition to the Luc... Read Full Review

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

You'll never want to take a bath again, but it's worth it to play this awesome horror game that redefines the genre.

There are hardly enough words to describe how perfect this game actually is, but I will give it my best shot. Eternal Darkness was one of the first games released for the Gamecube, and I believe it was the first M-rated ... Read Full Review

Nancy Drew: Treasure in the Royal Tower

Become super sleuth Nancy Drew in a series of games that will remind any Nancy fans of the books they dearly loved.

Well, most people would probably wonder why anyone over the age of 10 would play this game. There are two answers to that question. A) I love point and click mystery games. B) I wanted to be Nancy Drew when I was a kid. ... Read Full Review

Obscure

A hybrid of Silent Hill and Resident Evil, except the main characters are high school stereotypes.

Obscure is the latest horror game on the market, though few have heard of it. The story centers around a group of five high school friends, Kenny, Ashley, Josh, Shannon, and Stan. One night, Kenny disappears, and his com... Read Full Review

BloodRayne 2

"Oh, come on, you won't even miss it." Everyone's favorite dhampir is as catty as ever in this worthy sequel.

Bloodrayne was one of my favorite games because I am completely obsessed with vampires. However, the story in the first one was a little slim, and I actually got bored near the end. Fortunately, Bloodrayne 2 did not let ... Read Full Review

King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow

If it's in your nature to break through enchanted traps, join Alexander in a kooky adventure that can't disappoint.

This one belongs on my list of favorite games for all time. King's Quest was the first RPG-style game I ever played. In fact, it was the game that really began my interest in what fuels my obsession today. King's Quest V... Read Full Review

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance (PCCW The Best)

It's a hard job being the only buxom elf who can save the world, but someone's got to do it, right?

Well, I've beaten this one again. For those unfamiliar with Baldur's Gate, the storyline is very basic. You are a random adventurer who has wandered into Baldur's Gate and unfortunately been cuckolded by a band of thieve... Read Full Review

Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone

A very familiar, but still well-executed, gaming experience.

Demon Stone is made by the same people who made Baldur's Gate, games I really enjoyed, so I figured I couldn't go wrong buying this one. Demon Stone focuses on a group of three adventurers: Rannek, a fighter, Ilius, a ma... Read Full Review

Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Tobenai Tenshi

Just don't call him Shorty if you want to reach the end of this game.

I bought this game on a whim the other day because I love RPGs and it looked cool. Turns out that it's based on an awesome anime series which I bought the first DVD of as well. The story centers around Edward and Alphons... Read Full Review

Aladdin

With the aid of the humorous Genie and the sharply-dressed monkey Abu, how can Aladdin lose?

Aladdin, based on Disney's movie of the same title, is an exciting and fairly difficult game that promises hours of fun over and over again. As Aladdin, you must save the Sultan's kingdom (not to mention his beautiful da... Read Full Review

Dark Fall: The Journal

Just remember to appreciate it while you're playing it and not wait until afterwards.

Dark Fall: The Journal is a supernaturally-themed point and click mystery game. You take on the role of a skeptical British man whose brother has been helping to redesign an abandoned train station in the country. Unfort... Read Full Review

Clock Tower 3

Those with a taste for adventure should check it out, but if you're frustrated easily, you might want to run and hide.

Clock Tower 3 attempts to combine the intriguing facets of the series' previous titles in a newer, better-looking package for the PS2. In many cases, the game succeeds. In other areas, it falls incontrovertibly flat. ... Read Full Review

The Cameron Files: The Secret at Loch Ness

Snoop your way through a refreshingly original Scottish adventure as private dick Alan Cameron. Nessie awaits!

In The Cameron Files: The Secret at Loch Ness, players take on the role of Alan Cameron, private detective. Called back to his homeland by an old family friend, Cameron must unravel the enticing mystery of an ages-old le... Read Full Review