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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Ignore any sub-8.5 rating, it only takes one eye and half a brain to see this game is a winner.

Once again, Bethesda has hit the ball out of the park. While Skyrim, the world, is a fully envisioned and implemented place, filled with interesting quests and entertaining personalities; Skyrim, the game, shows us ho... Read Full Review

Fable II

Fantastic game, loaded with content, but not without its shortcomings

Fable 2 incorporates a fantastic, dynamic world, in a game with a somewhat lackluster main storyline. Combat is fun and stays true to Fable 1; however several RPG elements are missing, and overall the game feels very mu... Read Full Review

Far Cry 2

Minor problems beget big dilemmas

The good: Tons of dilligently designed animations, impressive world, I love the open world FPS, game offers innovative mechanics, the world-builder is out of this world AWESOME! The not-so-good: Glitches of all sorts... Read Full Review

Empire Earth

Tons of content and hours of enjoyment

Empire earth is one of thoes rare RTS games that does nothing new, but does everything right. Empire Earth has a huge amount of content. There are about 15 differant playable cultures which you can command through 15... Read Full Review

Empire Earth III

What did we do to deserve this?

As a huge fan of the Empire Earth series, it was to my great disdain to stumble upon this abortion to the RTS genre. If my review is breif, it's because of the pain involved with reliving this memory. Graphical dow... Read Full Review

Fallout 3

Good, but Oblivion was much better.

Fallout 3 boasts a HUGE, well crafted world, as well as an interesting storyline. There aren't that many quests waiting for you in the ruins, but true to the sandbox nature of the game, that shouldn't hold you back; as ... Read Full Review

Warhammer: Mark of Chaos

This game is like $4000 rims on a $500 car

First off, the into movie blew me away. It was an amazing battle sequence, and rose my expectations greatly. That lasted for about 10 seconds, as this is a RTS game flawed beyond enjoyability in multiple ways. Visua... Read Full Review

Half-Life

If you've never played Half-Life, you were deprived in life.

There are 3 glorious moments in a persons life. 1. Birth 2. Birth of a child 3. First time playing Half-Life Forget about Doom, forget Quake and Wolfenstein. Half-Life is the quintessential FPS game. Every 3d f... Read Full Review

Gears of War 2

Among the most enjoyable shooters I've played to date.

Pro's: The story is absolutely amazing, you can tell that this was a game designed around a story, and not a story wedged into a GUI. You feel connection with the charactors, and the ending is inspired to say the least... Read Full Review

Dead Space (2008)

Atmospherically intense, innovative interface and... really repetitive.

Storyline: You're sent to recon with a deep space mining station. When you get there you find no life, aside from what appears to be a host of mutated people who aren't happy that you're there... and are very hungry. ... Read Full Review

Dark Age of Camelot: Shrouded Isles

Going into 2009, this is still the best PvP game ever made by a long shot.

While I have since stopped in hopes of recovering the remnants of a life shattered by the world of Arthur, for six years I lived DAoC. The central conflict in DAoC is the war going on between Albion (the kingdom of Ki... Read Full Review

The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar

An interesting game that is fun, bug free and full of content... assuming you dont crave PVP.

Initially I was somewhat critical of LOTRO. Despite being a LOTR fan, I found the lotro gameplay to be somewhat lacking in depth. However as LOTRO just hit its 2 year aniversary, I feel that it was necessary to update ... Read Full Review

World of Warcraft

Entry-level MMO that is easy to play, yet still deep enough to satisfy most gamers.

I come into WoW with alot of MMO bias, being an old school MMO gamer. With its weak visuals and less than diverse choice of classes, on the surface WoW seems shallow when compared to many other games on the market. But... Read Full Review

Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures

All the cream filling, but still not Hostess.

AoC has everything it needs to be an epic success, however because of some very small yet important things which it is missing, it never will take off. Long story short, the main attraction is its great new combat sys... Read Full Review

Mount & Blade

Great game with minor, easily improved faults.

Mount and Blade could be perfect. All it's missing is a hair of structure and increased risk to reward bonuses. In its current form, the game will still seduce you for hours. The combat is completly unique and wonderf... Read Full Review

N.E.O. Online

Looks good untill you get into PVP, then you see how much time you wasted.

Week one review - N.E.O. online is a fantasy based, free to play MMORPG game. Pros: NEO offers lots of unique content. The class-less skill system means that players can tailor their charactor with whatever skill... Read Full Review

Dragon Age: Origins (Collector's Edition)

The most intuitive story-driven RPG on the market

Dragon Age is a great game that any gamer will enjoy. It is a story driven RPG that takes place in a fantasy themed land called Fereldan; a land torn apart from ages of civil strife and warfare against a common enemey c... Read Full Review