Aliens: Colonial Marines

Resident Evil: Revelations

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Mario Party

Resident Evil 4

Mario Party 8

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Halo 3: ODST

The Punisher

Super Mario Galaxy

The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles

A very interesting and worthwhile investment that's strong points are also it's vices.

The good: more Oblivion, adds new and fantastic looking environments. Breathes new life into your 50$ space taker. New enemies are much more interesting than the original ones. The new environments are as unique as th... Read Full Review

Super Mario Galaxy

Mario Galaxy is a fantastic game that has great use of the wii remote, but some of it feels stripped down.

The good: A brand new Mario adventure, which adds both new elements of gameplay and brings back traditional Mario style. Easily the most innovative and frequent use of the Wii remote in a "traditional" game. Plenty of ... Read Full Review

The Punisher

A nice "followup" to the Sega Genesis classic, The Punisher once again sets you loose on a vast world of crime.

While not as impressive as Max Payne, The Punisher is a great alternative for Max Payne fans who are looking for more. The interrogation scenes are impressive, and the overall game is fun. There's lots of unlockables a... Read Full Review

Aliens: Colonial Marines

A bold step by Sega and Gearbox has the Wii U version the defining one after all: the one that stayed home.

This is by far the defining version of Aliens: Colonial Marines. Randy Pitchford has lived up to his promise that the Wii U version would stand atop the rest; thanks Randy. It stands to reason you've done something pr... Read Full Review

Resident Evil: Revelations

A Resident Evil game who's flaws are forgiven by the fact it's a handheld port and the best game since 4.

Resident Evil: Revelations is not a fantastic game; it's not ground breaking, and it's certainly not what we expect in 2013. It is, however, the best damn Resident Evil game since Capcom released Resident Evil 4 all the ... Read Full Review

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

A great looking game, probably best used to show off your DX10 card when there's nothing else out there.

Writing a review for a game like Lost Planet can be confusing. While I continue to play it, I still wonder why I'm playing.. if it's worth it. The level design is good: the environments are beautiful and detailed, but ... Read Full Review

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D

Don't believe the reviews, this is totally worth getting for fans of the series.

I'll cut to the chase, the reviewers are telling the truth; Roller Coaster Tycoon 3d is a stripped down version of the PC versions. My reaction when I read that (before even playing mind you) was "duh". The 2004 RCT3 st... Read Full Review

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

We can just start with this: Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is the game of year.

You read a quote from Marco Polo. And then BAM. You're bleeding in a train. The next ten or so minutes, you'll flashback to an introduction to two new characters, flash back to a sequence with a train suspended off a ... Read Full Review

Mario Party 8

A lame effort put forth by Hudson and Nintendo to push a potentially franchise-altering game over the edge of mediocrity

The Good: Some of the minigames are fun. The hotel map is really fun, clearly made for epic four player 50 turn games. Some cool uses of the Wiimote. The Bad: Those borders on the side of the screen. The NES control... Read Full Review

Halo 3: ODST

Halo 3: ODST provides the most engaging campaign since the original, but the game's hampered by a major design flaw.

Let's say you get ODST, pop the game in, and decide that you want to play on the Heroic difficulty setting. Now let's also say you haven't played Halo in about five or six months. Now, just for the spirit of the hypoth... Read Full Review