Castlevania

F-Zero X

DreamWorks Over the Hedge

RollerCoaster Tycoon

Wii Fit Plus

Burnout Paradise

Wario Land 3

Ultimate Spider-Man

The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction

Dual Hearts

007: The World Is Not Enough

Pac-Man

Aero Fighters Assault

Missile Command

Pilotwings 64

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (Collector's Edition)

Sonic Adventure

It may not have the staying power it once had, but Sonic Adventure is still a good buy, especially for Sonic fans.

When it was first released as a launch title for the Dreamcast, Sonic Adventure was made to be a long awaited comeback for Sonic after only a minor presence on the ill-fated Sega Saturn. Sonic Adventure was released with... Read Full Review

Sonic Generations

While not quite as satisfying as the HD versions, Sonic Generations 3DS is a fun version in its own right.

The HD releases of Sonic Generations have managed to put Sonic back in the spotlight and give people hope for more great games in the future. For the past ten years, Sega's iconic mascot has, ironically, had a much bigge... Read Full Review

Star Fox 64 3D

What's better than Star Fox 64? How about Star Fox 64 on the go.

To this day, Star Fox 64 has remained one of the most cherished and addicting Nintendo 64 titles, and certainly one of the few titles found in the N64 library that has gracefully stood the test of time for the past 14 ye... Read Full Review

Catherine

Mind-bending gameplay and an engaging story help to make Catherine one of the most unique games ever devised.

Literally, you never have experienced a game such as this. As far as creativity and originality goes, Catherine is definitely somewhere at the top of a list. It's both a challenging puzzle game and a "romantic horror" st... Read Full Review

Sonic Heroes

With some fine tuning, Sonic Heroes' team-based mechanic can be an excellent step forward for the series.

Sonic Heroes takes on a much different approach to the series' 3-D gameplay that was praised by fans of the Sonic Adventure series. It's primary focus is centered around a unique team-based mechanic that is certainly a s... Read Full Review

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (Mega Hits!)

Metal Gear Solid 2 is a cinematic-driven, though a little too familiar, adventure worth experiencing.

Metal Gear Solid for the Sony Playstation broke tremendous ground when it was first released back in 1998, bringing forth a unique cinematic presentation that blends with excellent stealth gameplay. With Metal Gear Solid... Read Full Review

Sonic Generations

Old School collides with New School to create one of the very best Sonic experiences ever.

It's easy for one to begin a review on a new Sonic game without first pointing out the series' more rotten titles like Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) and how there hasn't been a good game in the series since 1994 or 2001. It'... Read Full Review

Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One

With friends to enhance the experience, All 4 One makes for another great entry in the series.

Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One certainly shows ambition for the series. While the series' main focus of zany weaponry and comical style are tried and true here, the game's primary focus is now on teamwork involving Ratchet a... Read Full Review

Makai-Mura

Behold, the definition of Nintendo hard.

Castlevania, Contra, Battletoads, Ninja Gaiden; these are considered to be the hardest games on the NES, as well as some of the hardest games period. Those games, however, are a massive cakewalk compared to Ghosts 'N Gob... Read Full Review

Bayonetta (United Kingdom)

Over-the-top, crazy, shameless, brutal, and awesome; just a few words to describe Bayonetta.

If ever you go against a boss, how would you normally finish it off? Would you decapitate its head? Would you simply blow it up? Or how about cutting off its limbs, transforming your hair into giant fists, beat the crap ... Read Full Review

Super Metroid

Take out anything frustrating from the first two Metroid titles, enhance the depth, and you instantly get Super Metroid.

In August of 1986, a renowned bounty hunter would be isolated on a large, dark, and grim planet full of dangerous creatures and environmental hazards; and all she would have is her wits and skills in order to traverse th... Read Full Review

Metroid: Zero Mission

While it lasts, Metroid: Zero Mission is a superb update of a classic game.

After the release of Metroid Fusion, Nintendo decided to go back to Metroid's roots. At first, they wanted to port Super Metroid over to the GBA, but instead wanted to offer a newer generation the opportunity for them to... Read Full Review

Metroid Fusion

Metroid Fusion is a fantastic addition to the series, and makes for grand debut on the GBA.

Super Metroid helped to redefine the series back on the Super Nintendo in 1994. It took everything that made the first game so great and pretty much took away any negatives, making a stupendous gaming experience and beco... Read Full Review

Ninja Gaiden II

Ninja Gaiden 2 shows a few frustrations thanks to the camera, but it serves as a great addition to the series.

Ninja Gaiden 2 is the sequel to the series' big revival back on the original Xbox released in 2004. Ninja Gaiden 2 brings back much of the same great elements that made the first Ninja Gaiden so great, as well as a more ... Read Full Review

Ratchet & Clank (Platinum)

Ratchet and Clank is a breakaway platformer that very few on the system can compete with.

Since the days of Mario and Sonic, there have been many platformers wanting to compete against them, following similar styles and gameplay, creating a sea of copy and paste. Back then, there was the idea that in order to... Read Full Review

Resident Evil

Aside from obvious visual upgrades, added control tweaks help make this the best version of original Resident Evil.

In 1996, Capcom essentially redefined the horror gaming genre by creating the original Resident Evil. While it has not aged well over the years it is still regarded as one of the most influential games of all time. Aroun... Read Full Review

NiGHTS into Dreams... (w/Sega Multi Controller)

NiGHTS shows to have ambition, and in the end succeeds in offering a unique and satisfying experience.

NiGHTS started out as a simple concept by Sonic the Hedgehog co-creator Yuji Naka: To create a thrilling sensation of flight. And that concept soon translated into a very dream-like, very abstract game that actually stan... Read Full Review

Sonic and the Black Knight

Sonic's journey through the realm of king Arthur is short, but it shows to be surprisingly decent.

Sonic and the Black Knight is a continuation of the storybook series previously started by Sonic and the Secret Rings, which was met with mixed results. This time around Sonic Team wanted to focus more on combat with a n... Read Full Review

L.A. Noire

L.A. Noire is a creative, authentic, and addicting experience based off the violent crime days of the 1940s.

L.A. Noire serves up a much different experience compared to many video games today. The game isn't set in the far future with aliens wreaking havoc and you don't play musclebound heroes with big guns and kill anything a... Read Full Review

Duke Nukem Forever

After 14 long years, Duke Nukem Forever treats us with mediocrity.

Duke Nukem is one of gaming's oldest and most recognizable icons. Known more for the groundbreaking Duke Nukem 3D, he is the ultimate symbol of every popular action star and American "Badassery". He's rude, he's crude, a... Read Full Review

Child of Eden

While it ends too quickly, it really is the best Kinect game to date, and anyone with one should look into this.

The Kinect's more recent Wii-like marketing and library of games haven't really been helping out the peripheral, nor the Xbox 360 in general. There is a distinct lack of strong titles that truly show off it's supposed ca... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 5

RE5 doesn't feel like it should have the Resident Evil title, but it sure is a blast to play regardless.

Resident Evil 4 broke new ground for the Resident Evil series and helped to redefined the Survival-Horror genre just like the original Playstation classic introduced it back in 1996. Fans were eager to see what Capcom wo... Read Full Review

Sonic and the Secret Rings

Sonic's first outing into the Wii manages to be a success.

After the abysmal reception of Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Sega needed to come up with a game to redeem their mistake. While developing Sonic 06 the development team was split in two; one to work on the 2006 game, and the ... Read Full Review