The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Super Mario 64

Metroid Prime

Super Mario Galaxy

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Spider-Man 3

Super Mario Sunshine

Mario Party

Skies of Arcadia Legends

Jade Empire

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Resident Evil 4

Resident Evil 5

Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition

GoldenEye 007

Paper Mario

Skies of Arcadia Legends

The graphics are the same, but the extra content packaged with this solid RPG and a great story make for gaming bliss

Never before has an RPG come along that had such a simplistic combat system, yet pulled it off practically flawlessly and integrated some very intense and unique battle animations. Skies of Arcadia Legends builds off of ... Read Full Review

Zombie Panic in Wonderland

I can't keep it short, unlike this charming and re- playable arcade shooter. Enthusiasm = details.

Pros/Reasons for the high score: 1. an addictive and re-playable shooter which is magnified greatly by two player co-op. Single player is even great to come back to every once i... Read Full Review

Jade Empire: Hisui no Teikoku

A somewhat shallow combat system shouldn't deter you from experiencing an otherwise solid RPG with great a great story

Anyone who has played Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic will know exactly what to expect from this game. It's practically identical, with the exception of the combat system, which is real time in stead of turn based... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

With a smoother engine, optional objectives, new moves, and the addition of coop,SCCT comes in as the best in the series

The original Splinter Cell was largely well received by the gaming community being essentially the first all out stealth game (shadow system and all) to hit the market since arguably Metal Gear Solid. While the formula d... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow

The addition of multi-player along with better levels and story make it better than the first, but it's way shorter

After playing the original Splinter Cell on the Gamecube, I forced myself to buy an Xbox just to play the sequel as soon as it came out. I was NOT disappointed. To this day it remains my favorite game in the series along... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Challenging, rewarding, and redefining of the genre... stealth/action games owe everything they have to Splinter Cell

Ever since I played the bunker level of Goldeneye on the Nintendo 64 I had been craving a more intricate and sustained stealth experience in a video game. The end of 2002 rolls around and along comes Tom Clancy's Splinte... Read Full Review

BioHazard 4: Wii Edition

New tactical friendly controls packaged with the graphics of the Gamecube version and the content of the PS2 version

I was always a big fan of the Resident Evil series despite it's suspect controls and character movement, not to mention the fact that you could never aim at specific spots of a zombie's body. Much to my surprise and deli... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition

Gold edition is worth buying if you don't already have RE 5, otherwise you can d-load the new stuff via Xbox Live Market

The release of Resident Evil 4 back in 2005 surprised and stunned many gamers, including myself. The new over the shoulder 3rd person view on top of it's fast paced high scale game play took the series in a whole new dir... Read Full Review

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Offering a refreshing amount of depth while retaining it's classic charm, Thousand Year Door will keep you hooked

The original Paper Mario was certainly a unique and presentable new take on the RPG genre, and Thousand Year Door surpasses everything found in the original while keeping the quirky Nintendo presentation in tact. The... Read Full Review

Mario Story

The unofficial sequel to Super Mario RPG will surprise you in a good way with it's quirky style and alluring graphics

Leave it up to Nintendo to take something familiar that people love, and put an innovative twist onto it. Paper Mario comes to the party with many of the elements that people love about RPG's, and at the same time sucks ... Read Full Review

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

Possibly the best story of all the Splinter Cells with great<br /> presentation, but the fat has been cut from stealth

The first thing you need to know about Conviction is that it is considerably different than previous installments of the Splinter Cell series. Where as the first 4 games are basically 90% stealth and 10% action... Convic... Read Full Review

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

A game that many consider to be the best RPG of all time, Mario's first RPG adventure is easily the best.

Most people consider Super Mario RPG to be the best RPG of all time and best game available on the Super Nintendo, and as an avid enthusiast of the genre that is certainly hard to argue. Mario RPG certainly executes all ... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Revered as one of the best games ever made and the standard for 3-D adventure titles, Ocarina of Time is truly masterful

In all my days of gaming there are at least two things that are certain. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the most classic title I've ever experienced, and not ONE person who has played it has ever said that it wa... Read Full Review

Super Mario 64

Mario's leap to full blown 3-D is an ambitious and successful one for the most part.

Most people you talk to have had a good experience with Super Mario 64, especially as it played a large role in many childhoods including my own. Mario 64 isn't perfect by any means, but for the N64's very first title, i... Read Full Review

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Making an ambitious move to the 3D world, Prince of Persia is an absolute must in any platforming fan's collection

The original Prince of Persia on the NES was one of those titles that made an impact during the system's life span, but over time became largely forgotten. The three dimensional reincarnation, however, will do more than ... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime

Metroid fans will be ultra giddy to see Samus make such an outstanding leap to 3-D. I'd give it a 9.9 if I could.

The drought for Metroid games is simply disturbing, and to some degree unacceptable. I'm happy to say that Metroid Prime infatickly puts it back on the map. With all of the success of the Metroid Prime series, and other ... Read Full Review

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Mario hasn't seen 2D movement in quite some time. From the looks of it I'd say it won't be long until he sees it again.

Personally this was one of the most highly anticipated games that I can think of in a very long time. If you're into platformers you'll most certainly enjoy this game, but even if you're a die hard Mario Bros. fan, you w... Read Full Review

Super Mario Galaxy

Classic, innovative, challenging, and lengthy. Galaxy is Mario's biggest adventure yet, and it doesn't disappoint.

Mario and platforming fans alike have been waiting for a game like this for a while. Galaxy offers the same 3D Mario game play with an interesting new twist that will change your perspective on platformers forever. Ok... Read Full Review

Super Mario Sunshine

Sunshine lives in the shadow of Super Mario 64 and Galaxy and will probably be Mario's most under-appreciated game.

6 years went by in between the legendary Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine. Although the general consensus is that Mario Sunshine is disappointing, I can assure you it's not. It's everything that Super Mario 64 was... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Twilight retains everything you love about Zelda and adds more combat depth and exploration making it the best one yet.

Ever since the first time I played through Ocarina of time well over a decade ago I was almost sure that there wouldn't be a Zelda installment that would surpass the classic and epic greatness that the game is revered fo... Read Full Review

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

It may not be breakthrough to the Mario Kart series, but Double Dash will certainly attract new and old audiences alike

If ever there were a video game series where virtually anyone who tried it liked it, Mario Kart would most certainly have to be it. The ever challenging grand prix mode, racing against your ghost in time attack, and some... Read Full Review