The Godfather

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Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie

An excellent tie-in to a great film!

Much of the community is undoubtedly prejudice to adaptations, whether that be game to movie, or in this case, movie to game. Although many would argue that most film to game adaptations are cash-ins with little to o... Read Full Review

LEGO Star Wars

More than just a novelty item.

UK based Traveller's Tales has been creating videogames since 1990. Having mostly worked on big license games, it was no shock to hear that they would be tasked with the development of LEGO Star Wars, Eidos's sure to be ... Read Full Review

Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30

Gearbox secures number one!

Texas based Gearbox Software has a strong track record. But virtually all of GS's works have been expansions and ports. Until now that is. Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 is the most realistic world war II first person... Read Full Review

Jade Empire: Hisui no Teikoku

Bioware crafts an RPG worthy of it's name....

My first issue of Game Informer magazine. Featured on the cover was an action RPG called "Jade Empire". Being created by Bioware Corp (my favorite developer) of Edmonton Alberta, my attention was immediately focused towa... Read Full Review

The Godfather

The Godfather makes an offer you can't refuse, even if you aren't a fan, as is my case.

EA isn’t exactly known for it’s outstanding licensed products, from Marvel: Nemesis to Catwoman, disappointment abound. So when EA unveiled The Godfather, the videogame realization of Francis Ford Coppola’s mid 19th cen... Read Full Review

Black (Platinum Hits)

Any motivation to buy Black is easily countered by it's numerous issues and lack of value.

Black is a disappointment, at first I felt like I was playing a game not much better than that of Terminator: Rise of the Machines, although to be fair, Criterion's FPS turned out a bit better than my initial impr... Read Full Review