Resident Evil: Survivor

Castlevania: Circle of the Moon

Resident Evil 4

Silent Hill 3

Silent Hill 2

Hunter: The Reckoning Wayward

Killer7

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X

Resident Evil Gaiden

BioHazard: Gun Survivor (CapKore)

Survivor finds itself in limbo as it unsuccessfully tries to blend the first person shooter genre with resident evil.

PROS: monsters are there and in variety. CONS: uninspiring story and characters, sluggish controls and pacing, no GunCon, short game play. First off, this game is a major departure from the series, deviating from t... Read Full Review

Akumajou Dracula: Circle of the Moon

Best portable Castlevania you can play.

Simply put, Castlevania: COTM was one of the best launch titles for the GBA, and still holds true to be one of the best games for the console today. Just like tradition, you assume a role of a vampire hunter apprentic... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 4

If you have yet to play this, then slap yourself in the face :P

HITS: +A.I., aka no zombies: no longer are you facing dead brain matter enemies from past games. The ganados provide much more of a challenge in RE4. Not only do they attack in groups, but use various of tools, and ... Read Full Review

Silent Hill

Silent Hill brakes the traditional means of how games are and could be experienced for the action & adventure genre.

The original title, that started it all, has the player assume the role of Harry Mason; a widowed father, who passes through the distraught town with his daughter Cheryl. After a car crash, Harry regains conscience , onl... Read Full Review

Silent Hill 4: The Room

Silent Hill 4 shows that the series has still a lot to offer to survival horror genre and still proves itself king.

In Silent Hill 4, the game’s imagery and symbolism reflect the psyche not of the game’s protagonist, but of its antagonist, Walter Sullivan...which is a welcome change of pace and different then any other Silent Hill. Fo... Read Full Review

The Suffering: Ties That Bind

There is not much in the Suffering that will keep up coming back for more.

The Suffering: Ties That Bind is the sequel to the original The Suffering, and story wise picks up immediately after the ending of that game. Players who have a game save of the different endings of the Suffering can dec... Read Full Review

Silent Hill 3

Silent Hill 3 is more uncomfortable in terms of vicious enemies and unsettling eviroments then in previous games.

Simply put, Silent Hill 3 ups the ante in more violent conditions. In addition, combines the religious imagery of the first game with the psychological surrealism of the second. Enemies attacks are more violent then p... Read Full Review

Silent Hill 2 (Special 2 Disc Set)

Silent Hill 2 is filled with symbols of torment, hell, and sexual imagery, all in a lucid and surreal state of reality.

First off, Silent Hill 2 is a survival horror theme game. What makes it so critical acclaimed by fans, is the disturbing story lines, morbid monsters, saturated atmosphere, decaying environments, and troubled charact... Read Full Review

Hunter: The Reckoning Wayward

Co-op horror action is where its at!

Hunter provides very entertaining co-op, which alone, is worth the price of admission; As of now, you can easily find this game under discount for a mere 10 bucks. Nothing is more satisfying then partnering up with a ... Read Full Review

Killer7

Killer 7 is a unique and visually appealing piece that is not meant to be entertaining for the average gamer.

Killer 7, as a game, it tries to make the experience a rather surreal one and does require a "certain taste" for its content, to over look its obvious flaws. Simply put, the mechanics are very linear. There is a u... Read Full Review

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X

Don't let the idea of this being a port fool you, it's considerable on of the best RE games you can play.

Pros: story, cinemas, voicework and sound Cons: controls, some what dated graphics Storywise, the game greatly expands on a branch of the Umbrella Corporation not seen until Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X, and gives ... Read Full Review

Resident Evil Gaiden

One step forward for a portable RE, two steps back for gameplay.

Pros: detailed enemies and environments, nice lighting Cons: broken game mechanics, not entertaining, no diversity, repetitive Though fundamentals are in place, the game is very different from a traditional Resident ... Read Full Review