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

I was completely won over by the simplicity of the resource management and gameplay, and will be playing it for many months to come.

Overall the game is really an impressive feat for the PSP, with outstanding visuals coupled with an amazing soundtrack and a storyline that leaves you wanting more.

Fable is not a game to rush through, though. I can almost guarantee if you hurry through it you'll have a terrible time. Fable is a game that demands to be enjoyed and savored.

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

The best-looking game I have seen in a long while and it combines that with a great main character, an engaging story and fabulous locations.

The graphics are grand, the sound is phat, and the whacked out tracks are so weird and wonderful you'd think you were on glue.

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

With the new modes of play, stronger AI, and wicked new animations, Madden 2001 is a definite keeper and the replayability factor is top notch.

Portal 2 is a top notch experience throughout. Whether you're a fan of the first game, looking for a grade A title, or simply looking for an experience other than the myriad of shooters out there today which, with Portal 2, you can't go wrong here. If the story doesn't keep you coming back the cooperative multiplayer or puzzle based gameplay will. Portal 2 is another great title from Valve and definitely worth the price of admission.

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.

A must buy.

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.

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.

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

Fans of RPGs will be dying (or killing) to get their hands on this exciting, involving and exceptional game, that may take your ability to speak or interact with other human beings away from you.

It is a great game, matching in spirit the pen and paper version.

Fight Night Champion for the Xbox 360 stands as the best installment of the franchise to date.

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.

Killzone 2 is a testament to not only the PS3, but to developers Guerilla Games who have shown they can meet the expectations put forth by the gamers, who can be quite a fickle group.

Although Halo: Reach is not perfect, it does come pretty darn close to being one of the best first person shooters ever.

Forza 3 is by far one of the most accessible racing simulators ever released onto the masses.

But it is the new Wii specific controls that I found brought a new dynamic to the third-person controls that Nintendo pioneered with "Ocarina of Time."

Mass Effect 2 is a sequel that offers a much improved experience over its predecessor. The story, the graphics, and the gameplay all combine to offer a more refined game then the original.

The game is large and complex but all the elements interact with each other with such cohesiveness and fluidity.

With great graphics, good sound and a relatively long quest, players will definitely feel as though they have been rewarded once again for purchasing a Nintendo published game.

This game has so many new innovations that it leaves its predecessors in the dust.

Even as I struggled with NBA 2K1's difficulty I found it very rewarding especially in Street mode.