Xenoblade Chronicles X (Special Edition)

A progressive review - If you are interested in this game at all, please read on!

First off - no, I have not finished this game. I am 10hrs. in, about to begin Chapter 4. As such, this progressive review will focus more on first impressions and the systems and world as I have experienced them thus far... Read Full Review

White Knight Chronicles International Edition

Halo: Reach (Legendary Edition)

Final Fantasy Origins

Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls

Final Fantasy IV Advance

Final Fantasy VI Advance

Final Fantasy XI

Final Fantasy II

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII

Dissidia: Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy VIII

Final Fantasy VII

Final Fantasy X

Final Fantasy XIII

Demon's Souls

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

Heavenly Sword

Dante's Inferno

God of War Collection

God of War III

Heavy Rain

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow

Dead Space

inFamous

A leader among open world games, but you might not be entirely satisfied.

If you have not played Infamous, I do recommend it to any who have a heart for open world games. However, if this is your first open world game experience, I would recommend you read on for just a bit longer to see if th... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy XII

Want to play one of the best RPG's ( and FF's) thus far? FFXII - this one was definitely worth the wait - check out why.

Where do I start? Final Fantasy XII is one of the best, if not the best, RPG to date. One word keeps popping up in my mind every time I think of this game - seamless. Here's why: GRAPHICS: For the PS2, the visuals, bo... Read Full Review

Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII

Dirge of Cerberus is a good example of what taking a new direction with a franchise can lead to....the good and the bad.

GAMEPLAY From what I have read, this is the worst-rated aspect of this game. And I must say, I can understand (to a degree) why someone would give this area a lower score, but a 6? A 5? Why that low? After playing the... Read Full Review

Dragon Age: Origins

If you combined World of Warcraft, Demonstone and Oblivion, this game is very likely what you would end up with...

First and foremost, I have not completed this game (PS3 version). I have, however, spent about 14 hours or so with it and feel I should share my experience so that perhaps my review will help others determine whether or ... Read Full Review