Battlefield: Bad Company 2

Metro: Last Light (Limited Edition)

BioShock 2

BioShock Infinite

Tomb Raider

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

Hitman: Absolution

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Max Payne 3

Mass Effect 3

Alan Wake

Assassin's Creed

007: Quantum of Solace

Fallout 3

Far Cry 2

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood

Dead Space 2

Braid

Heavy Rain

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Hitman: Blood Money

The Orange Box

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (Collector's Edition)

Metro 2033

The Saboteur

Assassin's Creed II

Braid

Brilliant game mechanic in a beautiful surrealistic setting, but saddled with an overreaching story that fails to payoff

From a technical point of view, anyone should be able to play this game on even the lowliest of laptops. While that normally would be a bad thing in terms of quality of presentation, it is not so in this case. Braid is... Read Full Review

F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin

Fear 2 is an excellent addition to the franchise and a must play for fans of the franchise or fans of FPS in general.

Installation: For some reason the single player game purchased from a retailer requires the installation of Steam. While I've had Steam before to play HL2 and Portal, I uninstalled it as it offers no advantage for me. ... Read Full Review

Mass Effect 2: Lair of the Shadow Broker

Great story bad price

Unlike Bioware's recently launch DLC for DA:O (Witch Hunt), this DLC has a strong storyline and fun action. Whether you had a relationship with Liara and/or are simply interested in finally confronting the Shadow Broker... Read Full Review

Dragon Age: Origins - Witch Hunt

The most unsatisfying epic waste of time and money imaginable.

I was a big fan of DA:O and I am a big fan of Bioware. I like the concept of DLC's, but have been disappointed with them due to their brevity and lack of polish. I have the two original DLC's for this game in the Stone... Read Full Review

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Amazing graphics, sound, and gameplay. Far too short of a single player experience for $50.

Frenetic action with a "24" feel. Familiar story, but told extremely well with some great surprises. Check point save system can force some annoying replays, but for the most part there are enough of them to keep t... Read Full Review

The Silver Lining - Episode 1: What is Decreed Must Be

Cutscene-cutscene-brief play-cutscene-cutscene-cutscene-end

It's a little tough to review this since it is both free and made by the fan community. It isn't fair to review this product as if it were made by Bioware with millions of dollars available. However, even if monetarily... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction

CoD MW2 cast in a 3rd person environment w/mouse smoothing...

This is a "set in the Splinter Cell" universe kind of game. Make no mistake about it, this is NOT Splinter Cell. The names might be the same and the history might be the same, but the game play has gone rogue to become... Read Full Review

BioShock 2

Starts slow but becomes a very worthwhile addition to the series

Coming into Bioshock 2, I was unsure about playing as a Big Daddy. From the first Bioshock, the Big Daddy seemed like a lumbering dolt with only one job and a one track mind. I did not see how playing as one could poss... Read Full Review

Mass Effect 2

Another solid if not transcendent title from Bioware.

Mass Effect 2 is of course the continuation of the story told in the first Mass Effect. While it does not require that you have played the first, like all sequels, you will get much more out of it if you start at the be... Read Full Review

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Short and shallow at "recession, what recession?" pricing

If one thought that it impossible to have access to too much cash, I would point immediately to Infinity Ward as the poster child for the detriments of excess. This current iteration of CoD wades deep into the shallow e... Read Full Review

Dragon Age: Origins (Collector's Edition)

Engaging if not unique story line coupled with competent RPG elements and an overall great value.

There has been much made of the DAO storyline and given the AAA pedigree of Bioware there was indeed much to expect. However, if you have spent any time playing fantasy RPG's or watching movies of this ilk, you will fin... Read Full Review