Red Dead Redemption

Pikmin

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault

Halo 3: ODST

Super Street Fighter IV

Assassin's Creed II

International Superstar Soccer 2

BioShock

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (Collector's Edition)

The Beatles: Rock Band

BioShock 2

007: Everything or Nothing

Metroid Prime Pinball (w/Rumble Pak)

Gunstar Super Heroes

Body Harvest

Mega Man 9

Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

New Super Mario Bros.

Super Metroid

Super Metroid stands up against the test time, and does graciously so, being one of the best games ever.

The classical Metroid series started out in 1986, and quickly became a huge hit. Even so, it took as long as 6 years for the space heroine to reappear in Metroid 2: Return of Samus. Being not so appraised by critics this... Read Full Review

Bully

Bully had a rough time reaching release, but still ends up being very different, tougher and funnier than most games.

Rockstar has had an enourmous success with the Grand Theft Auto games, but it's great to see them try something at least slightly different. Bully has not been the sale success they hoped for, but this is a game that des... Read Full Review

Half-Life 2: Episode One

The exciting story of Gordan Freeman continues in this amazing first episode of what is going to be a trilogy.

Half-Life 1 is one of the very best first person shooters ever, and the expectations for HL2 where sky high. But Valve amazed us with what is called the first person shooter of the century. The game featured an even more... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime: Hunters

The Metroid series moves onto the DS with style. Nintendo has done a great job making this game feel and play this good.

The Metroid series went from side-scrolling to first person shooting when Metroid Prime was released on Gamecube in 2002/2003. The game was better than anyone would have imagined, and the fans apologized their bad commen... Read Full Review

Black (Platinum Hits)

Black is a hollywood action game with some awesome action sequences, though I feel they could have done better.

Black is a long awaited game from Criterion, which has given us the awesome Burnout games. The thing about the Burnout games is that they are incredibly entertaining even though it's not realistic at all. This is exactly... Read Full Review

Daxter

Daxter is a classic plattformer which turns out to be a full worthy addition to the great Jak & Daxter series.

The plattform genre is currently quite small. I cherished the time when Banjo Kazooie and Rayman 2 loaded in and out of my N64 back in 1999. Those where fantastic plattform games, but the genre was missing on the Gamecub... Read Full Review

Viva Pinata

Rare has made an addictive garden for all ages and it'll steal a bunch of your bedtime hours.

The Xbox360 was released with two games developed by Rare, but they where kinda dissapointing. Partly because of the extremely long time they've used on finishing them, so they therefor didn't quite live up to the big hy... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter

Ghost Recon AW is an awesome game that stands as one of the very best tactical shooters ever!

I've always felt that the Ghost Recon games were kind of dry and boring, but this game has some real punch to it and deliver some awesome action sequences. With games like PGR3, Fight Night Round 3 and now Ghost Recon... Read Full Review

Gears of War 2

Epic delivers another gritty hard as nails shooter that will rock your world.

When Epic Games released Gears of War back in late 2006 they showed everyone that non-linear gameplay and changing story in sync with your moral decisions isn't everything. Gears was a linear shooter where seeking cover... Read Full Review

Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts

One of Rare's most ambitious and new thinking games ever, breathing new life into the small dying platform genre.

Being the follow up to two of the best platform games in memory, Nuts & Bolts has a lot to live up to. Although "Grunty" mentioned Banjo-Treie 8 years ago, the unique game developer decided to take the series in a new di... Read Full Review

Guitar Hero

Guitar Hero is the best rhythm game ever, and playing Eric Claptons solo in Crossroads feels insanely satisfying!

The rhythm games are indeed few, but when jamming on with your buddies around few games are as much fun. Guitar Hero looks all right. The animations are simple and the characters look very cool and all have their own ... Read Full Review

Call of Duty: World at War

World at War is a great addition to a fantastic series and proves that Treyarch can make great war games as well.

Being the sequel to one of the greatest war games of all time, World at War has a lot to live up to. The game has received some bad reviews, but I think those critics are purely a comparison to Modern Warfare,which is ve... Read Full Review

Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved

Geometry Wars is a highly addictive game that's almost free! It's one of the best 360 release games!

I've always liked simple addictive games such as puzzlers or arcade shooters, so when I saw this arcade shooter on the Xbox Live! Marketplace I simply had to have it. After having played the demo for quite a while I boug... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Twilight Princess is one of the best games Nintendo has ever made and is a must buy for every Nintendo gamer on earth!

Zelda Ocarina of Time is the best game ever made. With its fantastic atmosphere and classic Zelda feel it set the top bar for how good the next gen 3D games could be. Though no game has reached that bar since, there was ... Read Full Review

Perfect Dark Zero

As a Rare fan it's hard to admit, but this wasn't exactly what we hoped for.

Perfect Dark stands next to Goldeneye, Halo and Half-Life as the greatest First Person Shooter ever. Rare has worked on the sequel for 6 years and it's finally released on the new Xbox360. But much has happened since Per... Read Full Review

Kameo: Elements of Power

It's very different than most other games, but this is a sweet gaming experience with fun action and great gameplay.

Kameo: Elements of Power has been in development for Rare knows how long. It was first ment to be released on Gamecube, then Xbox, and now it's finally released on Xbox360, but what has Rare been doing all that time!? Ca... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

Metroid Prime 3 does some new things, some great, some not so, but overall it's a fantastic game.<br />

The Metroid Prime trilogy is probably my favorite of all time, with the first installment being (together with Zelda OoT) my favorite game of all time. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes was also awesome. But it didn't do much diff... Read Full Review

Meteos

Meteos follows in the same steps as the one Lumines thread on the PSP and delivers a great and absorbing game experience

Puzzle games are always fun, and Lumines is one of the best ones out there. The creators decided to release a puzzler on DS too, named Meteos. Meteos is much like other puzzler, though deeper, more absorbing and smarter ... Read Full Review

Burnout Legends

The Burnout series reaches out to the PSP in this "best of" Burnout game, and it's impressing to see how good it is.

Burnout has finally reached the handhelds, but Burnout Legends isn't a new number in the series, it's just a summary of all the previous games. The PSP isn't really impressive. This game looks awesome. The first time ... Read Full Review

Burnout Revenge

Burnout is back and reminds the gamers on how great the series really is.

I've never been that much interested in racing games, but when I first got a glimpse of Burnout 2: Point of Impact I simply had to have it. When the brilliant sequel, Burnout 3: Takedown, was released in 2004 it grabbed ... Read Full Review

Demon's Souls

One of the most acclaimed hardcore games of this generation is truely a marvelous tale that punishes and entangles you.

It took one and a half year for Demon's Souls to travel from Japan to the more casual light-of-heart gamers of Europe. But alltought the wait has been long and frustrating, From Software's epic is finally here and people... Read Full Review