Kane & Lynch: Dead Men

Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories

Battlefield 2

Animal Crossing

Need for Speed: Underground 2

Noctropolis

Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel

The Roberta Williams Anthology

BioShock

Leisure Suit Larry 5: Passionate Patti Does A Little Undercover Work

Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!

Leisure Suit Larry Goes Looking for Love (In Several Wrong Places)

Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards

Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor

Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven

Suikoden

Suikoden II

Final Fantasy Tactics

Final Fantasy IX

Prey (2006)

Jade Empire

Suikoden V

A highly memorable, traditional role-playing game if you're willing to invest enough time.

With a rich heritage to live up to, Suikoden V comes off as a great success thanks to a memorable cast of characters, a deep plot full of twists and turns, and enough content to keep the most rabid gamers going for dozen... Read Full Review

Amped 3

Amped 3 is a highly original take on a sports genre that needed a boost.

Amped 3's unique flair can be likened to a college kid making a mixed drink - take a little bit of everything, throw it in a blender, and you wind up with something that, amazingly enough, goes down pretty darn smooth. ... Read Full Review

Quest For Glory I: So You Want To Be A Hero (VGA Version)

Standing the test of time unmarred, Quest for Glory remains one of the true classics in adventure games.

While the golden age of adventure gaming has long passed, certain games stand as long-lasting monoliths. The Quest for Glory series is one such game. With its blend of excellent characters, a rewarding combat system, a... Read Full Review

Saints Row

Saint's Row is a surprisingly fun game, marred only by the gangster atmosphere it tries too hard to replicate.

Saint's Row proves that originality may not always be necessary to make a fun game. Essentially, this game takes the core of the Grand Theft Auto urban sandbox design, and tweaks it only in small means. The end result ... Read Full Review

Dead Rising

Dead Rising strives to be great, but bugs and minor issues drag it down.

Dead Rising is a hard game not to like. There are great little nuances everywhere, but for every thing I like about this game, there are many issues that drag my opinion of this game down. First, let me be clear - De... Read Full Review

Metal Dungeon

Rent this game, and you'll have a much deeper understanding of why certain games should never be made.

Sometimes, a game comes along that isn't technically broken in any means, but still manages to be terrible. Metal Dungeon falls squarely into that category. Those looking for a great dungeon crawler should look elsewhe... Read Full Review

Titan Quest: Immortal Throne

Even a blatant clone can still be a blast!

It's hard not to compare Titan Quest to its most direct influence Diablo 2. After all, Diablo 2 still stands today as the nearly undisputed champion of action-RPG's, and the similarities between the two far outweigh the... Read Full Review

Perfect Dark Zero

Perfect Dark Zero is a great update to a classic game.

Sometimes, a first-person shooter doesn't need real-world weapons, amazingly realistic physics, or a sense of gravity to be a blast. The original Perfect Dark was a perfect example, as well as the game it was based upon... Read Full Review

Dead or Alive 4 (Platinum Hits)

Dead or Alive 4 maintains the same spirit as the previous games.... which is both good and bad.

Sometimes, a game comes along that is technically sound, legitimately fun, impressive-looking, and yet leaves a bland taste in your mouth. Dead or Alive 4 is a prime example of this. It keeps the same frantic fighting ... Read Full Review