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Half-Life 2: Episode One

Half-Life 2: Episode One is a great installment in the series and argues favorably for episodic content.

Half-Life 2: Episode One is a fantastic game that manages to build and improve upon the formula laid down in Half-Life 2. It provides many interesting experiences and challenges in this short, but action-packed game. ... Read Full Review

World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

The Burning Crusade is an excellent expansion to an excellent game, but unless you are high-level, hold off on buying it

Gameplay: The Burning Crusade uses the same proven formula established by vanilla World of Warcraft, so there aren't too many changes here. Your experience from levels 60 to 70 will be very similar to those from 1 to 60.... Read Full Review

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Oblivion is a beautiful game, but an overall shallow experience proves great graphics do not make a great game.

Gameplay: The combat of Oblivion is better than Morrowind's by leaps and bounds. Mindlessly attacking your enemy with the same power-swing over and over won't work here like it did in Morrowind. There is a more visceral ... Read Full Review

Neverwinter Nights 2 (CD-ROM)

While Neverwinter Nights 2 succeeds in holding true to the DnD ruleset, the game is hampered by bugs and linearity.

Gameplay: The game is made up of standard Dungeons and Dragons fare, so it should come to no surprise that a game that prides itself upon being an accurate representation of DnD rules plays the way it does. Your characte... Read Full Review

F.E.A.R.

I was really, really enjoying this game, until I hit the hardest wall one could possibly hit... game-stopping bugs.

F.E.A.R is an excellent first person shooter which has several outstanding moments. However, all of the good parts of this game were completely outdone by the bugs I have encountered in intervals 5 and 8 in the game, whi... Read Full Review