Einhander is one of those games you never want to get rid of, because no matter how good you think you are, it's always a challenge. Combined with the audio and visual elements of this game, Einhander is nothing short of a great gaming experience!

Incredibly deep and offers up an action RPG game that will surely please those gamers who enjoy playing games like Splinter Cell and Mass Effect. It is a visually stunning game that features a top notch audio package and a storyline that is engaging.

Butcher Bay soundly defeats "Halo" and takes it's place as FPS of this generation.

Solid. It has the components it needs to be held in the "elite" status of wrestling video games. It also has enough cool additions and improvements.

The Beatles: Rock Band is in many ways a work of art. With stylish visuals, great sound, and that typical Rock Band formula, this game really does pay off in spades.

Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction is a solid debut of the franchise on the PS3. Although the story is kind of weak and the difficulty is not as hard as it could be, the game manages to rely on other strengths to make this a great ride.

Peggle is no doubt one of the more addictive games available on the Xbox LIVE arcade.

What the game does right is take advantage of the updated graphical capabilities of the DS in order to help move the 2D Mario franchise further, and it does it well propelling this game to the status of one of the most fun of its types on the system.

Top Spin manages to take the crown away from Sega's famed series as it ups the ante with superb graphics, a good career mode and great online play.

Wipeout Pure has the most impressive sound that I have ever experienced on a handheld by far.

Add to the mix a host of extras like special tracks, detailed graphics and a couple of big air tricks and you've got a pretty entertaining little racing game.

Despite sounding like I am gushing, the high production values and attention to detail are evident with every step.

Call of Duty manages to raise the bar with each game that arrives year after year and Modern Warfare 3 is no exception, except this time the franchise has made a much bigger leap than it has in years past. For starters, the online game is the deepest and richest CoD multiplayer experience to date and the Spec Ops co-operative mode is worth the price of admission alone.

More innovation than in the last few years, gameplay is as solid as ever.

With the changes and additions that have been made, DJ Hero 2 is definitely a better game than last year's edition.

The first game that I find worthy enough to bestow Da Gameboyz Player's Choice Award upon.

Simply put, no game creates a better sense of atmosphere than Bioshock 2 with a really top notch story and some great visuals and sound too.

An excellent addition to the original game. It offers increased depth, extends the replay ability of the game, and offers enough tweaks to eliminate some of the frustrations.

The learning curve is straight up with no handholds or shortcuts; there is just no quick way to get going on the servers. However, once you get a hand on the gameplay, Tribes 2 will definitely be a title that will keep you coming back for more.

I highly recommend NHL 09 for the Xbox 360 to any sports fan out there even if you are not familiar with the hockey at the NHL level.

With a great incorporation of the stylus, good visuals, good sound and an awesome multiplayer experience, any fan of the puzzle genre can't go wrong with this game.

By itself, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is a wonderful game and stands as arguably the best Third Person Shooter we have seen on the PS3 thus far. The visuals are second to none and the sound is cinematically solid.

The graphics are sharp, the sound is superb, the campaign is engaging and the online play is great and has lasting appeal.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is definitely an improvement over the original. With solid graphics, great sound, and gameplay that engages you in either single player or multiplayer flavour.

An online mode that provides an excellent racing experience.

Getting by the learning curve will yield fantastic results as the game is quite deep, especially in the management of players and teams.

Pinball FX 2 takes the original Xbox LIVE game and makes is a much better experience. With great visuals, solid sound, and some fantastic gameplay, including the all important multiplayer component, how can you go wrong? Pinball fanatic or not, all those who play should enjoy what is offered here.

At the end of the day there is enough depth to NHL 11 keep hockey lovers happy for another year.

I can't help but be amazed with what Nintendo can do. They utilize innovative technology and combine it with great gameplay, good sound and good graphics to generate a great sequel to an already good original game.

It is the best platformer you'll play all year, guaranteed. The pacing is wonderful, controls are intuitive and responsive, the gameplay is addictive, the worlds are beautiful and the plot will keep you coming back for more.

On the surface FIFA 11 looks like a younger identical brother of FIFA 10. Some will find the most glaring problem with the game's new passing system a step in the wrong direction.

With a surprisingly good single player game and an addictive online multiplayer component, this game has replay value.

While Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a lot of fun to play it gave me something that isn't as easy to measure and is far more subjective; it gave me hope, hope that the Need for Speed Franchise will continue and may even thrive.

This is a great sequel to "Diablo," and I highly recommend it.

"The" best game I have ever played on the PS2.

Fifteen years has gone by and Pokemon has evolved much like many of its Pokemon counterparts, into the best Pokemon version to date. With a whole new region to explore and 150 new Pokemon to discover between the two versions and the ability to play with any other trainer in the whole world, this will be hard to beat in the future. This is by far the best Pokemon ever released.

Fans and newcomers alike should get this title as it has everything that an RPG needs to be great. Engaging stories, multiplayer fun, hundreds of quests and of course Seth Green's approval of customizing your heroes' looks anyway you choose.

But I cannot help but note that with the length of the development time why were there some faults with the game? Regardless, with detailed graphics and an innovative scoring system, MSR earns the Joystick up.

With superb graphics, stellar sound, huge levels, simple but addicting gameplay and the addition of four-player multiplayer you cannot go wrong purchasing this title.

EA Sports has finally gotten into gear with FIFA Soccer 09 after some very good but flawed efforts in past.

The gameplay is much improved from last year's game. For one, the new controls open up many new strategies.

EA Sports Fight Night Round 4 stands as arguably the best boxing game available on next generation consoles.

For 800 MS points you can experience one of the greatest shooters of all time for a fraction of the original game’s cost. Ikaruga is extremely deep yet simple in its style of play.

The excitement and emotion the experience playing Heavy Rain conveys is nothing short of remarkable making it a game that you definitely should pick up for your PS3.

It's definitely one of the "must plays" of the iOS, and at only $2.99 on the App Store, you should go grab it right now!

The gameplay might be a touch linear but it is still, and most importantly, a whole lot of fun.

Tactics Ogre Let Us Cling Together meaningfully expands on the original game's deep interactive story and dynamic battle system, showing as much respect to prospective players as it does to its source material.

For fans of rally racing, and racing fans alike, they will find a lot of gameplay to be found here even after the 'season' play is all over.

The latest chapter, Dark Mirror, has great graphics, great sound, great gameplay and a very robust multiplayer mode all neatly wrapped up in one big package.

New Super Mario Bros Wii is a fun game, plain and simple.

With stylish graphics, a great soundtrack and addicting gameplay, including the multiplayer mode, this game scores top marks and it is a worthy game for any DS owner's library of growing games.

Incredible replay value, with a lengthy main storyline and dozens of sidequests and things to collect in your spare time. It seems like there's always something to get in between quests, which makes the game long-lasting and very hard to put down.

With a pretty impressive setlist, and a new way to play music games, this title is a breath of fresh air in what has been a sea of complacency for music games.

For those of you that may not be sure -- try it!

All in all Donkey Kong Country Returns is a great game.

Black Ops is simply a terrific game and a solid addition to the Call of Duty franchise.

Don’t let some minor quibbles prevent you from playing this very enjoyable chapter of the Zelda series as Nintendo effectively brings together several gameplay ideas together to form a great game overall.

Hands down, the best Formula 1 driving simulation I have ever played, and I have tried them all.

If you like mindlessly shooting things (like me), buy this game! Well worth the bang!

Fifteen years has gone by and Pokemon has evolved much like many of its Pokemon counterparts, into the best Pokemon version to date. With a whole new region to explore and 150 new Pokemon to discover between the two versions and the ability to play with any other trainer in the whole world, this will be hard to beat in the future. This is by far the best Pokemon ever released.

From bumper to bumper, DiRT 2 is a complete and feature rich experience that looks and sounds as well as it plays. Race fans should not miss this one.

Sin & Punishment: Star Successor's brilliance is in its simplicity.

Resistance 2 is a game that takes everything the original title did, expands on it, and makes it a truly enjoyable experience.

Zeus is a different city builder game because it is not restricted to just that. It is also a game of wits and diplomacy, as well a game of survival in the struggle for power.

It may not look as gorgeous as the PS3 version, but it is darn close, and you might miss playing with your friends, but before long you will find yourself replaying level after level trying to collect every last item.

Grid is proof that Codemasters is not only one of the better developers for racing games, but further proof that they are continually looking at how to better the final product for all levels of videogamers to enjoy.

A Crack in Time continues the Ratchet and Clank series in a fun way.

The graphics are perfect and the sound, especially the voice acting, is the best I've heard in a long time.

Overall, this game is well worth the price, and then some.

Kirby's Epic Yarn is one game that should be on any gamers wish list, as long as you own a Wii. With great visuals, solid sound, and gameplay that is geared for any level of gamer in the family (thank you), Nintendo has once again proven that they publish great games, it is as simple as that.

With great 2D graphics, good sound and an awesome use of the touch screen, Canvas Curse is a must buy for anyone who owns Nintendo’s dual-screened wonder.

EA Sports Fight Night Round 4 stands as arguably the best boxing game available on next generation consoles.

It's by far the greatest WW2 game to date and it will be so for a long time.

A graphical masterpiece, with some gameplay flaws including the lack of a computer opponent in the multiplayer setup, as well as the inability to save your game during a mission.

It appears a new king has been crowned with the best graphical representation on the PS2 to date! The atmosphere is intense and gripping, keeping you thoroughly engrossed and on the edge of your seat.

Sure, it is not one of the most original, nor the best looking FPS to hit the market, but it is a great looking launch title for the PS3.

This game has an incredible sense of speed, realistic graphics and a whole bunch of tracks waiting for you to conquer.

Marvel Pinball is proof once again that Zen Studios is, in my opinion, the king of the virtual pinball ring.

The developers at Ready at Dawn have managed to top what they did with Chains of Olympus, delivering a longer, deeper, and more graphically beautiful game.

Punch-Out is an enjoyable title for all ages and is a great arcade style boxing title which makes use of all of the controls available on the Nintendo Wii.

You can forget about "Halo 2," "GTA:SA" and "Metroid Prime 2" this is the Game Of The Year (2004).

The ‘cuteness' of Partners in Time does not take away from any of the overall scope of the game and developers AlphaDream have done the Mario name proud with pretty graphics, great sound and great gameplay to match.

Mortal Kombat is a well-polished, fantastic entry into the fighting genre. If you are not into fighting games, this one won't change your mind, but if you do enjoy picking up the sticks and throwing down, this one is for you. Overall, this is a fantastic package that exceeds expectations, and is definitely worth checking out.

Guitar Hero World Tour is the first time that the franchise has introduced a full band kit and they did it with smashing success.

The gameplay has a more realistic and authentic feel; and this year's new features will satisfy not only the hardcore NCAA football fan but the casual ones as well.

It is also a game that is meant to be played for smaller amounts of time, but over a greater period, since there is so much dependent on calendar dates and times of day.

A masterpiece of story telling and electronic enjoyment, rolled together in one tight package of pure gaming delight.

An absolutely luscious score, combined with top-notch sound effects make it an audio delight.

Dance Central 2 stands as a significant upgrade over the previous Dance Central game for the Xbox 360 Kinect. The voice command technology, bigger set list, ability to import songs from the previous Dance Central, and enhanced visuals all make for a game that should be under many Christmas trees this holiday season.

The graphics are brilliant, especially in High Definition, and the sound is rock solid, and even more so in Dolby Digital 5.1.

As close to golf you're going to get this winter. The only thing missing from this one are the beverages, the golf carts, and the camaraderie between friends.

From the graphics to the online play, this game just oozes quality.

With better than arcade graphics, an incredible frame rate, stellar multiplayer modes and an online mode, it is hard to pass up this title. Yes, the control is a little less than desired, but you can compensate for this.

A pleasant surprise but it not the true sequel people may have been expecting. It takes the original title and refines it to a tee though, and that is what makes this game so good. The graphics are superb, the sound is sharp, the campaign, although somewhat short, is quite engaging and the online play is fantastic.

EA Sports has done another excellent job with its latest hockey title, NHL 12. They have done some noticeable tweaking to an already solid game and I think most sports fans will appreciate the new additions while fans of the franchise, like myself, will love the familiar gameplay. There is once again enough new stuff here to keep hockey lovers gaming on the virtual ice for another year.

Intelligent Systems has once again come up with a winner with Advance Wars: Days of Ruin. They have managed to refine the classic Advance Wars formula while making a gritty and darker game.

For a sub-10 dollar game ($7.99 USD), Shatter is totally worth your cash and time. It is beautiful, unique, and most of all fun.

One thing is for certain, DJ Hero 2 is a step up from last year's DJ Hero game. Stronger visuals, better soundtrack, improved controls and an engaging single player experience all lends itself to a game that is a must buy for fans of the franchise.