Medieval II: Total War Kingdoms

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Need for Speed: Carbon

If you combine the best features from previous NFS games with Carbon you would have a good game, but it doens't do that.

For fans of the classic Need for Speed games, and even Most Wanted, Carbon will come as a hyped up rehash with very few new features. While the graphics look good, the engine is starting to show its age as the core graph... Read Full Review

Medieval II: Total War

Lives up to the hype of its predecessors with enough added flare to make it unique.

Medieval II: Total War has a lot to live up to, and for the most part succeeds on all levels. Some of the new features like the subtle graphical changes to each individual unit are nice in theory, but in reality don't dr... Read Full Review

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

While it definitely holds it's own, this game acts as a teaser for the glorious descent into DirectX 10.

Usually when you receive a free game with your graphics card it’s only good for a few hours of play before you toss it in a corner. While not without its bugs and quirks, this game came as a pleasant surprise with plenty... Read Full Review

Company of Heroes

This game blows almost all other RTS games out of the water.

When I first played the FPS game "Medal of Honor,” I loved the opening sequence on D-Day that looked like it came straight out of Saving Private Ryan. I didn't think that any game could replicate that intensity, esp... Read Full Review