Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony

GoldenEye 007

Battlefield 2

Street Cleaning Simulator

Halo Wars

Grand Theft Auto IV

Need for Speed: Shift

Angry Birds Rio

Angry Birds: Seasons

Angry Birds

Halo 3

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

Flight Simulator X: Acceleration

Microsoft Flight Simulator X

Supreme Commander

World in Conflict (Collector's Edition)

Ace Combat 6: Kaihou e no Senka

America's Army: Special Forces

Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising

Advance Wars

Battlefield 3

Once again Battlefield raises the bar for first-person shooters, and is sure to leave Call of Duty in the dust.

Short and sweet: Beautiful graphics, incredible physics and destruction, superior audio, a blood-pumping campaign, and plenty of unlocks bring back all the fun of Battlefield 2, but in what feels like the next generation... Read Full Review

Halo: Reach

Bungie parts with the Halo franchise in a fitting way - by making the best Halo game yet.

I'm sure by now you've heard all about Forge World, armor customization, Invasion, and (of course) space, so I'll try not to touch on the basics, and give you more of a subjective view of the game. When I first played... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's HAWX

Aside from the real-world settings and a couple unique features, HAWX is a shadow of what Ace Combat 6 has already done.

If you already own Ace Combat 6, then HAWX is a game you should definitely rent unless you are able to buy it for the same price. There are a couple unique features introduced, like the ERS system and 'OFF' mode, but th... Read Full Review

Need for Speed: Shift

Except to the most hardcore players, Shift is a fun game with a great experience, but almost leaves you wanting more.

While the first 'test drive' throws you headfirst into a car that feels slippery for those not used to the game, it immediately gives you options to adjust everything from braking and steering assist to stability and tra... Read Full Review