Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

Resident Evil 4

Silent Hill 2

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X

This game took some risks, but it still plays like a RE game.

In Resident Evil, you took control of two of the Special Tactics And Rescue Squad's (S.T.A.R.S) members: Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield. You kicked zombie ass throughout long, winding hallways in a mysterious mansion.... Read Full Review

Halo 2

If you find a flaw in this sequel, put your microscope away.

When Bungie's launch title, Halo: Combat Evolved, exploded throughout the mainstream and became a household name, they had some big shoes to fill in making a sequel. They went about the release the right way, teasing us ... Read Full Review

Big Bumpin'

All against all things funny, steer clear.

Like Sneak King, gamers seem to constantly confuse this game for what it actually is.. a novelty. If you consider a fun factor/point system that you would use on, say, Halo, then of course this game is near the bottom. B... Read Full Review

Sneak King

Long live the King!

I believe there was one huge misconception to this game.. and it was that people didn't get it. This isn't a game you take seriously, and it's not meant to blow you out of the water. When you went to McDonald's and order... Read Full Review

Super Smash Bros. Melee

High profiled heroes duel it out for another round.

Like smacking around Pokemon? Thought you might. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, you'll rediscover you passion for smashin' your opponents silly. The game offers several enticing characters, each with their own unique abilit... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 2 (UK)

This is one trip to the city you'll not soon forget.

Location, location, location. Resident Evil is all about its surroundings. In the first game, you navigated through an expansive, eerie mansion, brimming with the undead. The initial feel of the game made you think twice... Read Full Review

Amped: Freestyle Snowboarding

Amped sacrifices the cliche for simplicity. And rightfully so.

Amped is one of those games that either finds a home in your console or fills up the vacancy at the bottom of your trash can. I gave the game a chance, and benefitted greatly from doing such. And yet, the game really onl... Read Full Review

Mortal Kombat: Armageddon

Even Liu Kang's rolling over in his grave.

Once the news got out, we couldn't wait. Midway boasted they'd have every MK character featured in the latest installment to the ageless series. Sure, the last two games had their disappointments, but surely mastermind E... Read Full Review

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

"I'll cry when I'm done killing"

If there was ever a nuclear fallout, the only thing left standing would be the cockroaches and this game. GTA Vice City reintroduces you to much of the same ideas the last game had to offer. There are subtle differenc... Read Full Review

Bully

Rockstar almost suffered detention for this one.

For any avid Grand Theft Auto fan, playing this game may result in the false realization that Christmas came early. Like GTA, you're thrown into the shoes of another tough-guy with free reign of your educational domain. ... Read Full Review

Empire Earth

Charlemagne would have been proud.

The year is 2007 and we are knee-deep in war games. And if war epics found one home, would definitely be the computer. Strategy, online, and shooter war games multiply like rabbits on the shelves. One game, however, flew... Read Full Review

GoldenEye 007

Thank you Nintendo 64.

Rare Ltd. was responsible the immaculate Donkey Kong franchise that spanned from the SNES to N64. When they released Goldeneye in 97, they were just downright spoiling us. Love the game or hate it, Goldeneye will go down... Read Full Review

Resident Evil

Truly one of the greatest remakes.

Even fans of the original game would have to agree. This game makes the PS1 Resident Evil look like Pong. In the beginning of the game, when the mansion doors open, I readily admit I wet my pants. Capcom did away with th... Read Full Review

Halo (Xbox Collection)

This is what little games want to be when they grow up.

Gameplay 10: Your the soft-spoken, gun-totin' Master Chief. Feared by foes and revered by allies. Mysterious to all. You've even got a cyberchick hangin' out with you. Your enemies are intelligent and numerous and come i... Read Full Review

Guitar Hero II

Metal and melody reunite!

Whether you're a fan of metal/hardcore (like me) or appreciate the classics like the Allman Brothers or Skynard, or whether you're constantly reliving the 80's hair metal days, Guitar Hero 2's got it all in stock for you... Read Full Review

The Curse of Monkey Island

Insult swordfights make a triumphant return.

If you don't laugh at this game, check your pulse. In possibly the greatest installment to the Monkey Island legacy, you return to the Carribean as the eccentric swashbuckler, Guybrush Threepwood. Fans of the previous... Read Full Review

Grand Theft Auto III

Five years later, I'm still speechless.

There's not much to say about GTAIII that hasn't already been said. If there ever was a perfect game, this would be it. So let's break it down. Gameplay: 10 You play as one of the most intriguing characters in gaming... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

How do you spell "justice"? S-A-M F-I-S-H-E-R. That's how.

Splinter Cell is just another one of those games that are impossible to put down. At the very beginning of the game i was hooked on the Training stage. Most of Sam's movements were fluid and I couldn't wait to see how he... Read Full Review

Resident Evil (Value)

One of the greatest franchises makes a solid first impression in the horror industry.

Forefathers of horror (Alone in the Dark, Clock Tower), raise your glass. "JILL... DON'T OPEN THAT DOOR!" "What is it?" "...Blood" It goes without saying that the dialogue in Resident... Read Full Review

Silent Hill 2 (Special 2 Disc Set)

This is the text-book definition of survivial horror.

Twenty years from now (when Sony releases their Playstation 23), they may want to refer back to one of their predecessor's gems. (Enter Silent Hill 2). At first, SH2 may seem like a cliche survival horror game. It doe... Read Full Review