Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence

Star Wars: Battlefront II (DVD Edition)

Samurai Western

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

Gun

Far Cry

Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks

We Love Katamari

The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown

Mario Superstar Baseball

Destroy All Humans!

Kirby: Canvas Curse

Super Mario Galaxy

Two Worlds

Drawn to Life

Gitaroo Man Lives!

The Bigs

BioShock

Vampire Rain

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords

Puzzle Quest is one of those rare games that exudes the perfect mixture of creativity and fun that gamers must purchase.

Unbeknownst to many video game fans out there, a new game has recently slipped under the radar that contains one of the most unique and addicting experiences of the gaming year thus far. Simultaneously released on the So... Read Full Review

TMNT

The Lean Green Fighting Machine is back! Too bad it's only for a few measly and slightly repetitive hours.

nostalgia [nos•tal•gia] noun. A wistful desire to return in thought or in fact to a former time in one's life; a sentimental yearning for the happiness of a former place or time Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles [teen•eyj... Read Full Review

Hajimete no Wii (w/Remote)

Good news for Wii owners that need another Wii-mote. Bad news for gamers looking for a solid Wii outing.

Despite one or two solid hits in the Wii’s game library, Nintendo and developers seem to be having a really tough time finding the perfect mixture of gameplay and technology. Instead of being able to play well-rounded ga... Read Full Review

Riot Act

Despite a lack of real variety, Crackdown is a surprisingly solid entry in the sandbox game genre.

Pacific City is under attack! The streets are running rampant with violent hooligans and gang leaders are completing corrupt business transactions within the safety of the shadows. Citizens of the once great city are bec... Read Full Review

Justice League Heroes

Despite the all-star superhero cast, Justice League Heroes fails at rescuing gamers from a lackluster gaming experience.

Another day, another lackluster superhero video game based on a DC comic franchise. Instead of ruining a game featuring a single character like Batman or Superman, this time the developers at Snowblind Studios have gone ... Read Full Review

Painkiller: Hell Wars

While nothing can take the place of its keyboard and mouse predecessor, Hell Wars is an admirable port of a great game.

Amid the torrent and hype of next-gen consoles and games being released, it’s quite easy to overlook some of the older, no less entertaining, games that fall into the cracks of obscurity. Painkiller: Hell Wars for the or... Read Full Review

Gears of War

Disappointing. Overrated. Clichéd. These are three things that will never cross your mind when playing Gears of W

With Halo 3 possibly being released as late as this holiday season, a big question on the minds of X-Box 360 owners is what games are out there to tide them over until they can ride in their favorite Warthog again. Sure,... Read Full Review

Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII

This Final Fantasy VII cash-in is hardly a fantasy without interesting characters, plot, or decent RPG elements.

Often considered one of the most popular and influential games of all time, Final Fantasy VII has garnered a tremendous following in the already massive Final Fantasy fanbase. Following an interesting group of characters... Read Full Review

Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors

Swords defeats any other form of swordplay on the Wii, but still lacks polish in every other aspect of the game.

Based on the Japanese electronic toy titled Kenshin Dragon Quest, Dragon Quest Swords is a unique new game for the Nintendo Wii. While not the typical role-playing affair that the Dragon Quest series has to offer, Swords... Read Full Review

Super Mario Galaxy

The must-have Super Mario Galaxy outshines the disappointment of Sunshine and earns the hype of the Nintendo Wii.

The guy has done it all. He's mastered Mushroom Kingdom, explored every nook and cranny of the Princess' Castle, played janitor to an entire world, and is apart of so many extracurricular activities that it's a wonder h... Read Full Review

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

Who would have thought that subtracting the breasts and adding a penis would have equaled a much better Tomb Raider?

When it comes to solving history's biggest mysteries or retrieving ancient relics in the video game universe, it's typically the buxom Lara Croft of Tomb Raider fame on the case. But with the introduction of witty and br... Read Full Review

Geuryeora, Touch! Naega Mandeuneun Sesang

Unless players are young or really into bringing their doodels to life, Drawn to Life is a flawed and shallow affair.

Customization in video games is awesome. Being able to sit for hours on end tweaking small elements to make a playable character look like an identical twin or a putting a paintjob on a car that resembles Da Vinci's Last... Read Full Review

Gitaroo-Man Live!

A sequel would have been much more appreciated, but this PS2 port makes the awesomness of Gitaroo-Man playable anywhere.

Originally released on the Playstation 2 in February of 2002, Gitaroo-Man was a game that flew under the radar of pretty much everyone. It wasn't until the realization that there were only a limited number of copies in e... Read Full Review

Halo 3

The story still feels rushed and incomplete, but who really cares when there is multiplayer to spend eternity with.

When a video game has its own special midnight release at major retail stores, it's something to read up on. When the same game causes a media frenzy on all major news outlets, it's something to talk about. When that ver... Read Full Review

Condemned: Criminal Origins

Impressive graphics, amazing gameplay...now this is what a launch game should be.

By taking pages from the cult classic movie Se7en and the hit television show CSI, developer Monolith Productions’ newest game “Condemned: Criminal Origins” is an engaging hodgepodge of action, atmosphere, and suspense. ... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime: Hunters

It may be the second Nintendo DS Metroid game thus far, but it's the only one that really matters.

“Metroid” sure seems to be Nintendo’s go to series as of late, especially for a series that would only get a single game released for the entire life of a new Nintendo system. In the past four years alone Nintendo has re... Read Full Review

Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (First Print Limited Edition)

Continues to prove why you just can't keep a good Snake down.

For a nearly two decade old video game franchise, “Metal Gear” continues to dominate in the stealth action genre by continually delivering quality gameplay and surprises to its growing fanbase. The 2004 smash-hit “Metal ... Read Full Review

X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse

Enter Apcocalypse. Directly following his entrance, enter numerous gameplay fixes.

Fans of the legendary X-Men comic book series rejoiced last year at the release of “X-Men Legends.” The game earned high praise among reviewers and was even considered by most to be the best X-Men console game ever relea... Read Full Review

Star Wars: Battlefront II

Plays like the original Battlefront should have played.

Whether it is the sensational original trilogy or the lackluster cash-in trilogy, the movie series “Star Wars” has been an influential part of moviegoers’ experiences for decades now. The legions of its adoring fans go o... Read Full Review