Tomb Raider: Legend

Uno

Golden Sun: The Lost Age

Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb

Astro Boy: Omega Factor

Call of Duty 2

Revenge of the 'Gator

Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy

Golden Sun

Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance

Assassin's Creed

Tomb Raider: Anniversary

Metroid II: Return of Samus

Metroid Fusion

Star Trek Bridge Commander

Need for Speed Most Wanted

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne

The Simpsons: Hit & Run

Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow

Descent 3

David Crane's A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

The 7th Guest

Tomb Raider: Legend

'TR: Legend' on the Xbox 360 adds replay appeal to what would otherwise be a short game. Adventurous, but short...

While everyone’s favorite whip-toting archaeologist always seems to be lost in the Cubicles of LucasArts, Lara Croft has thankfully been there to fill in the gap. Having given us seven main adventures to the paltry two m... Read Full Review

Uno

A model of perfect game design, Uno is easy to learn, simple to participate in, fun to play and exciting to win...

The simple four color, 0 through 9 card set may appear unworthy of any real game player’s attention, but they would be underestimating the handful of specialty cards designed to allow skill-minded choices. Is it better t... Read Full Review

Assassin's Creed

Embrace it, manipulate it or defy it; in this world, Death answers only to the point of your blade...

'Assassin's Creed' takes several pages from real history involving the mysterious Hashshashin society of the twelfth century. The story develops within a free-roaming world into a complex, two-part plot revolving around ... Read Full Review

Call of Duty 2

The Call reminds you that while there may be no glory in death, there is certainly glory fighting in a brotherhood...

A setting as epic and dramatic as World War II cultivates so many possible storylines that it’s easy to understand why there are so many games, books, movies and television shows about the subject. A recent trend in gami... Read Full Review

Tomb Raider: Anniversary

This gorgeous, imperfect remake brings back all the charm and appeal of the original, and all the frustration as well...

Back in 1996, "Tomb Raider" was an answer to a prayer for fans of Indiana Jones. It not only gave us tombs to explore and raid, it introduced an equally captivating character, if not yet fully developed, in the form of L... Read Full Review

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness

'Angel of Darkness' is less about tomb raiding than emulating several other genres, and none of it is very welcome...

I don't know the back story on how this game was released in such an unpolished condition, but I'm sure it's a sad tale all around. Sad for the designers who, in many parts of the game, look like they lost interest in ma... Read Full Review

Condemned: Criminal Origins

Dim lighting proves once again how easy it is to hide the truly vile; lunatics, drug addicts, vagrants...a bad plot...

The premise sounds inviting; you play a criminal investigator who has collected several case files on serial killers. You get to survey crime scenes, collect evidence and solve mysteries, all without the help of a smart-... Read Full Review

Halo (Xbox Collection)

"Halo" is an incredibly well-balanced first-person shooter with a decent story, but it lacks in many other areas...

Many games today attempt to merge several different genres into one experience, usually sacrificing the core target audience in the process. “Halo” doesn’t fall into this trap, providing an outstanding first-person shoot... Read Full Review

Tron 2.0

Aside from the mediocre first-person shooter elements, Monolith captures the spirit and sparkle of “Tron”...

The world of ‘Tron’ bears a unique style that isn’t built for everyone’s tastes. The sharp geometry and flat surfaces may seem outdated compared to the photo-realistic universes most games are built around these days. In... Read Full Review

Ougon no Taiyou: Ushinawareshi Toki

This fantasy of epic proportions is a worthy follow-up to the original, bigger and better in every respect...

Wow, it’s been a year since I finished “Golden Sun”, the last six months of which were spent playing this sequel. Boy, what a difference. In my review of the first game, I knocked points off based on the unfinished endin... Read Full Review

Marble Blast Ultra

Compelling gameplay and bland design are evenly paired in this puzzler, just enough to recommend giving it a try...

With games like “Katamari Damacy” and “Super Monkey Ball” finding exciting ways to infuse character and fun into ball puzzlers, it would seem the designers for “Marble Blast Ultra” decided all that fluff just gets in the... Read Full Review

Far Cry

Heavy on gunplay, light on plot, 'Far Cry' deserves a place at the top of the FPS food chain, despite the dull story...

‘Far Cry’ is all about action and setting with little effort towards character development or engaging dialogue. This storyline surrounding a company involved in twisted genetic engineering has been done to death, but ne... Read Full Review

The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction

Flee, puny humans! Much like ol' Greenskin himself, "Ultimate Destruction" is STRONGEST ONE THERE IS!

Hoo boy. Nothing relieves the tensions of the day like running amok in a populated environment, smashing and trashing everything in sight. Who needs guns, when you have muscles the size of moo cows? By encasing the Hulk ... Read Full Review

Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb

Chock full of decent gameplay, 'Emperor's Tomb' is as rough around the edges as the good Dr. Jones himself...

It’s true that the game appears rushed with numerous technical glitches. If you are a fan of all things Indy, you should still find plenty of adventure here. Approached to find pieces of an artifact known as the Heart of... Read Full Review

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

A lovely placesetting and a scrumptious dinner is served for Lovecraft fans, but you'll get stuck doing the dishes..

Haunting. Eerie. Arcane. The works of H.P. Lovecraft have proven that Hollywood has little grasp for the unsettling nuances of his stories, but an interactive adventure seemed the ideal place to put the reader into the s... Read Full Review