Guild Wars

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Collector's Edition)

Unreal Tournament III

Crysis

Half-Life 2

The Sims 2

Ground Control II: Operation Exodus

X2: The Threat

Sid Meier's Civilization III

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

Homeworld 2

Sacred

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Don't believe the hype, positive or negative. Oblivion is a gamer's dream, but it needs a little help to be perfect.

I have poured hours of time into the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and can honestly say to my fellow gamers that if you do not play this game, you are wrong. Let me preface this review with the statement that I haven't exp... Read Full Review

Guild Wars (Special Edition)

Hands down the best in massively multiplayer roleplaying games, Guild Wars can not disappoint

It's difficult to write a review for a game that honestly has nothing but positive qualities. Guild Wars starts you off on the path of an adventurer in the kingdom of Ascalon, and through a vast catalog of quests draws ... Read Full Review

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War

Perfect for W40K hobbyists, but still a great RTS for the average gamer

To preface, I am a fan of the Warhammer 40,000 table-top wargame, and already had an impression of the strategies and story of this game's universe before I picked up a copy. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War is a great rea... Read Full Review

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - Game of the Year Edition

Morrowind is still a great title even three years on.

I have been playing Morrowind since soon after its release and now own both expansion packs: Tribunal and Bloodmoon. To date I've picked the game up on three seperate occasions and played from scratch. Each time I've h... Read Full Review

Half-Life 2

Despite the extra long wait, Half-Life 2 is everything it was supposed to be and more...

Having played through the single player game about half-way and spent many hours on Counter-Strike: Source, it's clear that Valve has done it again. The action in single play is non-stop and keeps surprising you and cha... Read Full Review

The Sims 2

Everything I hoped it would be; future mandatory expansions included

This is technically the second go-around for the Sims series, but with an army of expansions to the first game, this title does its best to recreate the enjoyment of the original without being seen as too empty (lacking ... Read Full Review

DOOM 3

You can't beat this game - just get your ATI gfx cards in order before playing

Classic gameplay, superstandard visuals, buggy stability. Knowing that the gameplay in Doom 3 is little different from that of the original titles shouldn't dissuade you from getting into this title. Hours of constant ... Read Full Review

Ground Control II: Operation Exodus

Although GC2 brings back some of the hectic tactical action of the first title, it falls flat in many areas that made the predecessor so much fun. For one, squads of troopers no longer follow you through the game as the... Read Full Review

X2: The Threat (White Label)

X2 really struggles to capture my enthusiasm. It will probably test your patience as well. I purchased this title on a recommendation from a friend, and must say it was a poor recommendation. While the ship models are... Read Full Review

Civilization III: Conquests

My first experience with Civ 3 was through Conquests. All in all this is a great title and an acceptable evolution of earlier Civilization games. There are many civilizations to choose from and the unique units (of whi... Read Full Review

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

Cruising around Miami in a silk suit and boat shoes - this can't be beaten. Vice City is more or less GTA3 with a new setting. Some exciting adventures, such as flying shotgun (or M60 in this case) in a chopper buzzing... Read Full Review

Homeworld 2 (BestSeller Series)

Homeworld 2 is a very worthwhile repeat of the original. New, better balanced units, and markedly improved visuals really make Homeworld 2 a fine all-around game. It is still Homeworld, however, so expect the same sort... Read Full Review

Dominions II: The Ascension Wars

Dominions II is a pure strategy title, but don't overlook it for lack of flashy multimedia. This title features deep strategic command and a very rich fantasy environment. The variety of ways in which you can design yo... Read Full Review

Sacred

Initially Sacred looks like the kind of game Diablo II should have been years ago. It's the same isometric viewpoint cleaving-skulls-in-twain rpg/adventure game. Unfortunantely the balance seems to be way off on the fi... Read Full Review