Turok: Evolution

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy

SoulCalibur

Black

Clubhouse Games

If it's good enough for grandma, it's good enough for me.

Nintendo has made no bones about the reasons for the DS: they want to create a portable system so universally appealing that everyone from five year old Suzy to the eldery, male and female, can't resist. It's a worthy g... Read Full Review

Turok: Evolution

An evolution? No, I really don't think so...

Anyone who had a Nintendo 64 or a friend with one remembers the Turok series from the late 90's. The games were a wonderful mix of high-tech weaponry, dinosaurs, gore, and fun. Who didn't love the cerebral bore or the ... Read Full Review

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy

Looking for a quality character-based action-adventure? Dig up "Sphinx" from its bargain bin tomb!

Finding a good traditional action-adventure game can be a challenge in this current generation of consoles, especially outside the first-party franchises. Third party developers have seemed to shy away from the once sta... Read Full Review

Animal Crossing: Wild World

An extremely addictive escapist experience. Better not tell your friends though...

I have a painful confession to make... I have been a fan of Animal Crossing since it was released on the Gamecube in 2002. There's something about starting your own quaint little town, socializing with a cast of quirky... Read Full Review

Zoo Keeper

Ignition delivers an underappreciated and overly addictive puzzler to the DS.

During the hype of the Nintendo DS, with flagship 3D titles like Mario DS, Ridge Racer, and Madden recieveing the most attention, a simple, entertaining, and addicting game snuck under the radar and onto the shelves of g... Read Full Review

Guitar Hero

Catches the fun and excitement of playing guitar without the incoveniences of practice, lessons, or equipment.

I made the "mistake" of trying this game at a local Best Buy. After two songs, I was hooked. Despite the $70 price tag, I quickly grabbed a copy, rushed to the check-out, and hurried home to try my new toy. Two weeks ... Read Full Review

Get On Da Mic

Above-average multiplayer combined with awful single player, Get on Da Mic is good for parties but bad for lonely days.

Music games are a big deal on Sony's Playstation 2, and hip-hop is one of the most popular forms on music today. So why not combine the two to create the ulimate music game experience? Parappa the Rappa tried this back... Read Full Review

Black (Platinum Hits)

Just like your high school prom date, Black is beautiful, simple, and fun while it lasts.

Gaming has evolved since the days of the classic shoot-everything-that-moves formula that made games like Doom and Quake such guilty pleasures. Discerning gamers today want nuance, variety, and deep characters and plots... Read Full Review