Ubisoft has delivered a great sleeper title with Beyond Good & Evil despite a couple of control and technical issues.

Star Wars: Battlefront may sound like a bad idea, but Pandemic and LucasArts have delivered a polished experience with some seriously fun action, the opportunity for real strategy during the battles, and a new take on the Star Wars gaming experience overall.

Modern Warfare 2 deserves to be one of the biggest games this year, but it's still up in the air whether the PC community will let go of their grudges and enjoy this version for the great game it is anyway.

With a reasonable $40 price tag and some solid visuals to go along, this one crosses genres nicely to appeal to both RTS fans and city management-types alike.

Wolfpack's idea of a MMORPG is unique and wonderful, and in some areas they delivered perfectly; in others, the delivery was a big letdown.

In the end, though, Nightfall is the best chapter so far in the Guild Wars package and I’d highly recommend it to anyone who skipped out on Factions or quit shortly after its release.

This is absolutely the best Street Fighter seen in years, but just be ready for a beatdown and you'll be fine.

Panzer Dragoon Orta is a fine action game in a classic style with some new bits of gameplay thrown in. If you are a fan of arcade-style shooters, stop reading now and go buy this game.

I still can highly recommend this game to any RPG fan, though – after getting used to it, the combat system will be fun (though frustrating at times) and the game will provide an overall rewarding experience.

Tron 2.0 is a great example of a well executed movie-based game that exploits our nostalgia in all the right ways.

While the overall package lacks originality, it's still a solid experience and almost surely will be fun if you enjoyed Call of Duty.

It can't be stressed enough how much fans of this franchise will adore this game.

The action is not always constant or perfect, but a big battle here is a unique experience that you just can't get in another FPS.

The game does a great job of showing off what the system is about and showcasing the system’s abilities.

While some of the new control methods weren’t implemented as well as they possibly could have been, they don’t detract too much from the overall experience.

A great return to the formula that helped the series to gain the popularity it has to this date. While the adventure isn’t long, it is definitely fun to play through a couple more times.

The high difficulty is a bit of a problem, the interface is a bit too console-like, and the multiplayer internet games could be set up a bit better, but it's still a fine game.

If you enjoy wicked style and simple, yet satisfying combat, mature content that’s more than a script full of unnecessary F-bombs, and more gore than you’ll see in all five Saw films combined, then Afro deserves a spot in your game library.

Unleashed offers the best Star Wars yarn that involves the original characters since the first trilogy.

The PC version of THPS4 is a by-the-book port with one major upgrade: the online mode.

The Elder Scrolls 3: Bloodmoon is a fine expansion for an already excellent game; it strives to push the Morrowind gameplay system to its limits, adds new good/evil options to quests, and supplies a fully-detailed new island to run around on.

Unique objectives keep things fresh.

The great boxing action, high level of tactics in developing your offense and defense, and excellent selection of real-world boxers all come through, and the new first-person camera almost makes up for the toned-down graphics (when compared to the 360 version).

In the end, though, 2K made the right move to give casual fans a baseball game they can easily pick up and play with their friends.

If you’re into old school games—and if you’re not, you’re probably not even reading this review—you will find yourself getting into the level design here, slowly making your way through each stage, besting all the little challenges you encounter until that proud moment you can make it all the way through to a boss encounter in one life, if you’ve been hit at all.

From the sheer number of maps to the entertaining gameplay modes and overall presentation, Unreal Tournament 3 is a winner.

Old school fans and new tomb raiders alike should find lots to love in Lara's latest (and best in years) adventure.

City of Heroes is a great MMORPG with solid, fun gameplay and a style all its own. It doesn't seem like high level players have much to look forward to, but time will tell if new and exciting stuff will open up for them.