Resident Evil Gaiden

BioHazard 4

Tales of Symphonia

SSX Tricky

Advance Wars

Fire Emblem

Zanzarah: The Hidden Portal

The Sims 2

Wii Sports

Mega Man X

Dungeon Keeper 2

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance

Resident Evil 0

Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest

Link's Crossbow Training (w/Zapper)

Super Mario Galaxy

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

Pokemon Pearl Version

Pokemon FireRed Version

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken

With compelling storylines and a challenging task at hand, anyone who likes a good RPG will love this and its characters

The Fire Emblem series has been long-shadowed by the unaccepting Japanese creators, this being the seventh in total, and being the first to be in English. However, they did well to make Fire Emblem 7 the one to introduce... Read Full Review

Rome: Total War

Rome : Total War is simply great, and must be played if you are a fan of History, Strategy or Video Games!

The Total War series is known for its realtime-strategy based historical kill 'em alls. But until I played this game at an Internet Cafe I had not so much avoided the series but just not cared less about them. This game... Read Full Review

Sonic and the Secret Rings

Everyone knows it. This is a spin-off. But it is easily the mightiest Sonic spin-off to date, and should be for a while.

Sonic the Hedgehog has always been a series that can take hits, it isn't fragile. I mean, they have released a few racing games, and plenty of spin-offs to boot. But it has been since the Dreamcast days that Sonic the He... Read Full Review

Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2007

The 2007 installment and the first installment of Yu-Gi-Oh! WCT on the DS. You are bound to get something new from here.

Literally the second DS game I bought after Pokemon Pearl, Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2007 always has you asking if you have beaten everything. Then it always comes back and gives you more and more. The basic gamepl... Read Full Review

The Sims 2

EA Games and Maxis once again deliver an addictive new form of life simulation entirely under your control.

The Sims 2 is an impressive base, that's for sure, it is the next step from The Sims, graphics ablaze in a sharp new way of controlling your Sims. With just about the same control scheme, you are well off if you have ... Read Full Review

DOOM II

Doom II fills in the gaps that The Ultimate Doom left wide open, and securely fits in the gap of a masterpiece.

Since I first played Doom 2, when I was about 9 or 10 years old, I have always accepted it as a good installment of the great FPS franchise by id Software. As I played it, I saw that the original graphics of Doom (or Ult... Read Full Review

RockMan X

With a killer soundtrack, easy controls and creative bosses, MegaMan X is a must-have for the Super Nintendo.

When all those years ago I finally decided to give the Megaman franchise a try, X was the best one to try out first, as it was literally the introduction into the X series. The game starts as per usual with a prologue... Read Full Review

Dungeon Keeper 2 (Classic)

With the same flare as the first , except with a lot less evil, Dungeon Keeper 2 exceeds most people expectations.

Most people would have heard of Dungeon Keeper 2 and become excited, of course taking that they had played the first in the Dungeon Keeper series, which was severely underplayed as it was. Dungeon Keeper 2 throws you ... Read Full Review

Fire Emblem: Souen no Kiseki

The console port of the Fire Emblem series shines like a beacon, and gives Gamecube players something new to play.

Fire Emblem : Path of Radiance is the Gamecube installment of the FE franchise, and it lives up to the name, being one of the best in the series so far. Once again, you take control of a clueless child, just becoming a ... Read Full Review

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Complicated to no end, but that is what makes The Sacred Stones the GBA game of the year.

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones is the most recent FE game to be created for the Gameboy Advance, and they couldn't have made it any better. You are in control of the princess of Renais, Eirika, and your fort has been ... Read Full Review

Final DOOM

The biggest mistake id made with Final Doom was the exclusion of new enemies and weapons, which cripples the game bad.

When I first played Final Doom, which was when I first got Doom Collector's Edition (PC), I was thrilled that I had another 2 id WADs to play around in. Truly, the maps are the same genius that John Carmack and Co have ... Read Full Review

Zork Nemesis

A Zork for the ages of of classic games, but not necessarily for fans of the series

Zork : Nemesis is the second graphical installment in the Zork franchise, being released after Return to Zork. From the beginning, Zork has been complex adventure games, always with a hint of fantasy lore and myth in the... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 0

One person controls two people? Don't fret, this game is as much Resident Evil as it is a high-definition masterpiece!

Capcom decided it to be best to milk what they could out of Resident Evil and it's franchise, which in some parts failed in my eyes, referring to installments such as Resident Evil Outbreak and it's faulty but still some... Read Full Review

Super Donkey Kong 2: Dixie & Diddy

With environments spanning almost all you could think of, DKC2 is undoubtedly the best game to hit the SNES

I remember hiring Donkey Kong Country 2 from the local video store when I was but a young child, and every time I saw the game in my possession, I became excited beyond no end. That was during the conclusion of 1995, now... Read Full Review

Zelda no Densetsu: Mugen no Sunadokei

Puzzles nearly everwhere you can look, Phantom Hourglass may seem better for kids, but players of any age can enjoy it!

Watching the footage released before the 11th of October '07, I was ecstatic to get my game going with Phantom Hourglass, since I got many hours of pure bliss out of both it's prequel, Wind Waker, and the most recent Zel... Read Full Review