World in Conflict

Condemned 2: Bloodshot

GoldenEye 007

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Geometry Wars: Galaxies

BioShock

DOOM II

Gears of War

BioShock

Dead Rising

DOOM

Exile: Escape from the Pit

Fable

Project Zero II: Crimson Butterfly

Final Fantasy X (Mega Hits!)

Half-Life

Marathon 2: Durandal

Half-Life 2

Halo 2

Halo: Combat Evolved

Indigo Prophecy

Just Cause

Marathon Infinity

Marathon: Durandal

Realmz

Silent Hill 3

Silent Hill 4: The Room

Thief II: The Metal Age (Trapezoide Box)

Thief: The Dark Project

World of Warcraft

Assassin's Creed

Mass Effect

Halo 3

The Orange Box

Tomb of the TaskMaker

Silent Hill: Homecoming

DOOM 3

The chainsaw and the BFG are back! Despite flaws, Doom 3 maintains the atmosphere of the original games well.

I loved the first two Doom games, having played them from an early game and participated in tournaments, played mods, and achieving countless speedruns. The raw, gritty, silly, gorey mess of everything left a wonderful b... Read Full Review

System Shock 2

Part RPG, part FPS, and part Survival Horror, System Shock 2 remains one of the creepiest examples of game storytelling.

When I decided to check out System Shock 2 a few years ago, I was skeptical about playing a game that was as old as it was. Still, I was familiar with looking glass studios and loved the Thief series, so I gave it a shot... Read Full Review

The Sims 2

The Sims 2 carries on the tradition of the first game by making a fun open ended experience, despite it being the same.

Going back in the way back machine, I remember first playing the Sims. I was at a friend's house, and he showed me how to build a house, how to download costumes off the internet, and how to make this little high tech do... Read Full Review