Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War

Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn

Age of Mythology

Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War

BattleTanx: Global Assault

Brutally simple, yet brutally fun.

BattleTanx: Global Assault caters to a special kind of person. He who loves destruction, ludicrously powerful weapons, and battle tanks. If you happen to like any of the above, in any way, shape, or form, then you can pr... Read Full Review

Dai Senryaku VII: Modern Military Tactics

Very real, very complex, and very rewarding.

Dai Senryaku VII is a modern military tactics simulator. It does not have flashy graphics, impressive sound, or even good music. What it does have is fun gameplay, a or real-world units, and many, many maps to play on. ... Read Full Review

Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean

Far from perfect, but a powerful adventure nonetheless.

Baten Kaitos is a rarity in that, well, it's an RPG on the Gamecube. In a console which really isn't getting much of anything these days, Baten Kaitos manages to stand out and become something you probably won't expect f... Read Full Review

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Dark Crusade

One of the most ambitious expansion packs ever made.

Dawn of War is a Real-Time strategy game from Relic, the same studio that has brought us the memorable Homeworld and more recent Company of Heroes titles. Dawn of War is just as excellent as the previous titles, as it co... Read Full Review

Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn

Everything one could hope for in a sequel.

When Baldur's Gate was originally released on the PC, it helped to jumpstart a computer-RPG (CRPG) revolution. Since then, a number of additional titles have been released in a similar vein to that game, even from Biowar... Read Full Review

Shadow of the Colossus

A wondrous title that grips you in many ways, and doesn't let go until the end.

Shadow of the Colossus is a gem of a title from the same makers as ICO. As a young boy named Wander, you must find and slay 16 Colossi within a desolate land in order to resurrect your love, Mono. However simple it may s... Read Full Review

Baldur's Gate

A landmark in PC gaming. Not to be missed.

Baldur's Gate was one of the most epic experiences in PC gaming, and it helped define a series of DnD adventure games and kick off the RPG genre in modern gamers. Even after a number of years, it's a fun game to return t... Read Full Review

Army Men: Toys in Space

Weak, glitchy game.

Army Men: Toys in Space is simply 3D0's attempt to milk all it can out of the Army Men franchise, and it shows. The game is uninspired, and tries to cash in on some kind of "campy" appeal, but ends up just being really a... Read Full Review

Animal Crossing

A way to pass time... not much more, but it's not a bad thing.

Animal Crossing is definitely one of the quirkier titles to come along for the Gamecube, and that's saying something, because this console is known for being outside the box. Essentially, this is a souped up version of a... Read Full Review

Age of Mythology

An excellent departure from familitar territory.

As an heir to the illustrious "Age of ______" series, there's a lot to expect from Age of Mythology. At the same time, due to it's mythological nature, a lot of people didn't exactly know what to expect from it. Luckily,... Read Full Review

Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings

A defining classic of the genre.

Age of Empires II shaped an entire generation of real-time strategy games, even more than it's predecessor Age of Empires did. Here we have a game that takes one of the most exciting periods of history and translates it ... Read Full Review

Advance Wars: Dual Strike

An incredible little title; good to go anywhere, any time.

Advance Wars: Dual Strike is my second foray into the Advance Wars series, the first being the first game on the Game Boy Advance. This title takes everything that the original had and puts so much more into the package,... Read Full Review

Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War

A satisfying and action packed flight experience, for awhile.

Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan war is a flight simulator in the loosest sense; in fact, it's really more of an arcade game that just looks kind of like a flight sim. Thus, right off the bat, I will tell you if you expected ... Read Full Review