Black & White 2

Battlefield 2

Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean

Age of Empires: The Age of Kings

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader: Make the Grade

Ridge Racer

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance

Age of Empires III

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2006

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

Like a fallen Jedi, there is potential here, but it's quickly overshadowed by mediocre gameplay and uninspired graphics.

Unless you've been living in a cave for the past few centuries, you know that Star Wars has taken over the big screen, small screen and gaming industry by storm, with a slew of movies and games. In what is the latest ... Read Full Review

The Simpsons Game

Join everyone's favorite family as they battle aliens and unlock new powers in an attempt to save Springfield.

On the air for twenty years and still going, The Simpsons have appeared in feature films, on beach towels, bed sheets, lunchboxes and quite a few videogames. Their latest outing puts you in control of everyone's favor... Read Full Review

Assassin's Creed

Do you follow the tenants of the creed? Do you kill for vengeance or justice? There is only one way to find out.

Imagine you are back in the year 1191. It is the time of crusaders, templars, simple townsfolk and even simpler noblemen. You are a member of the assassin's guild, tasked with eliminating various templars, as well as... Read Full Review

Peggle Deluxe

Bright colors, unique characters, magic powers and addictive gameplay add up to a recipe for success in Peggle!

Picture this, if you will. You're minding your own business, staring at your own reflection in the head of the guy next to you in line, when, suddenly, you're shot into the air, and find yourself bouncing off bright... Read Full Review

Dragon Quest IV: Michibikareshi Monotachi

You don't have to be one of the chosen to enjoy this quest.

Back when Dragon Warrior IV hit shelves stateside, the new console on the block, the SNES had hit the ground running. Released in Oct of 1992, DWIV was undoubtedly overshadowed by many SNES heavy hitters that year, pa... Read Full Review

Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry no Wonderland

Breeding has never been more fun! (take that, Ultimate Breeding Simulator 2000!)

The year was 1999. It was an exciting year for pretty much every platform out there. Early in the year, Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri let players launch into space on their PC's. Silent Hill showed PSOne owners what ... Read Full Review

The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles

Its like being invited to tea by the Mad Hatter and then finding out he needs your help to save Wonderland.

Bethesda is no stranger to creating expansion packs with interesting quests and themes. In "Shivering Isles", you're introduced to the realm, which is ruled over by Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness. Its easy... Read Full Review

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Lego Star Wars is probably a lot more fun than actually playing with Legos, minus all of the messy cleanup.

When George Lucas first unveiled his Star Wars trilogy on the world in the late 70s, there was shock and awe. You had a modern western, where good guys wore black and bad guys wore white. Then Lucas unveiled his next t... Read Full Review

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

This "Symphony" is still classical and entertaining ten years after its original performance.

The Castlevania franchise has spawned many titles over the years, and while "Symphony", is a remake of neither its first, nor its last adventure, it may very well be one of its finest, none the less. The story opens i... Read Full Review

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader: Make the Grade

All the glitz and glamour of the television game show, without the magic and wonder! (like it had that, anyway).

Off the top of your head, do you know which ancient Roman emperor codified Roman Law? If not, you may not be smarter than a fifth grader, but you might be smart enough to steer clear of this game. "Are You Smarter ... Read Full Review

Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon

Chocobos and card battles and minigames, oh my!

At first glance, a mix of chocobos and card battling sound like they go together as well as Howard Stern and intelligent conversation, but thankfully, one of these pairings actually works out pretty well (Sorry Howard!).... Read Full Review

BioShock

There's way more lurking under the sea than Bill Murray, singing crabs and Jacques Cousteau.

If you were to mention art to an art lover, you may get a variety of different names. Raphael, Michelangelo, and Leonardo may be among them (ironically, you may get the same names if you mention art to a classic cartoon... Read Full Review

SoulCalibur IV

You don't need to be a fighting game fanatic, or even have a soul, to appreciate all Soul Calibur IV has to offer.

Since Soul Calibur fought its way onto the gaming scene about a thousand years ago (1999), the series has garnered critical acclaim. Since then, it has evolved over the years, and featured a variety of guest stars, in... Read Full Review

Tomb Raider (The Final Hours Edition)

Both engaging and engrossing, Tomb Raider shines brightest as a coming of age story wrapped in an adventure.

Lara Croft is back, but it isn't the Lara you grew up with. Tomb Raider takes adventuring to a whole new level of accessibility and action as you make your way through a mysterious island that's bursting with numerous... Read Full Review

Hitman: Absolution

Like a macabre portrait cast in shades of grey, Agent 47 uses the colors of black and red to paint a magnum opus.

Agent 47, the dual wielding, impeccably dressed anti hero from the previous Hitman games is back and has a new mission. You play as Agent 47, on the trail of a rather nasty gang of characters, who've kidnapped someone... Read Full Review

Guild Wars 2

In an increasingly over saturated genre, Guild Wars 2 manages to strike the right balance between accessibility and fun.

Since the days of EverQuest, persistent online worlds have become increasingly complex. Filled with thousands (even millions) of players, hundreds of quests, and more and more activities to keep these worlds populate... Read Full Review

Diablo III

Like a tarnished mirror, reflecting the series' storied past, Diablo 3 manages to feel new yet strangely familiar.

"The path to paradise begins in hell." The above quote from "Dante's Inferno" may fit the beginning of the Diablo franchise quite well. The franchise itself spans three games and fifteen years. The third act of Bl... Read Full Review

Burnout Paradise

With its low crime and high takedown rate, you may find yourself wanting to move to Paradise City.

Welcome to Paradise City, a living, breathing city that's not unlike your own, probably. It has an impressive downtown section, an amphitheater, numerous parking garages, and of course, blistering fast automobiles burni... Read Full Review

Mass Effect

With appealing graphics and accessible gameplay, Mass Effect is like a thriving planet amidst a sea of barren worlds.

The sky's the limit in Mass Effect, literally, as you command the finest crew in the alliance fleet, on a mission to take down a deadly officer who's suddenly gone rogue. Entire star systems are at your disposal as y... Read Full Review

Viva Pinata

This game, like a brightly colored pinata, waits for you to break it open and feast on the yummy candy within.

One look at the box and you may be put off by Viva Pinata's family friendly exterior, but dig a little deeper and you'll find an engrossing experience, worthy of anyone's time. In Viva Pinata, your ultimate goal is ... Read Full Review

Akumajou Dracula: Ubawareta Kokuin

Rich landscapes and rewarding gameplay combine to form one of the best Castlevania experiences in years.

Like fine wine, some villains are timeless. They may go down after a hard fought battle, but you know they'll be back, bigger and badder than ever. The Lord of Castlevania makes his return in Order of Ecclesia, and d... Read Full Review