A decent hockey game, but it falls short of being the great one.

The NBA action is good and there are plenty of other game options to help keep things fresh for a long time to come.

Diplomacy is best left to fans of the board game looking for a little nostalgic fun. Those who enjoy juggling multiple competing proposals while under the clock are also encouraged to apply.

The multiplayer game really is something different from other RTS games you’ve played online, and if you’re an RTS multiplayer fan it is well worth your time to give Dragonshard a try.

One of the few good dogfighting games out there, so if you're into them you owe it to yourself to check it out.

A quick-playing "war gaming lite" game for the grognard crowd.

I really liked the work done to give the game a 1940s feel and the overall quality of the game's graphics.

Combat is key in any good RPG and in Dragon Song the combat is very plain and in at least one area very bad.

The island setting is realistic enough to make you start to sweat from the heat, and the advanced AI makes for some exciting action. It's just one of those games that is experienced as much as it is played.

Borrows from the Hollywood movies "The Running Man" and "Bloodsport" and then blends them with the characteristics of a traditional first person shooter. The result is a bit like most Hollywood movies, fair to good at best.

Sticks close to the formula used in the first game, but not close enough to make it as good a game as the original.

If you never liked the Sly games then this means that you’re not going to enjoy Sly 3. The rest of you will love going along with the gang on another adventure.

Ultimate Spider-Man does its best to bring a comic book to life and does a good job with the presentation. Its weakness is that the story is way too short and parts are repetitive.

The PC version of Ultimate Spider-Man finally gives Activision a chance to make up for Spider-Man 2, but it doesn’t quite live up to it’s ‘Ultimate’ moniker.

The closest a game has come yet to being an interactive comic.

You get a new faction that adds a new dynamic to the gameplay without disrupting balance and a new campaign that packs in a lot of gameplay.

One of the creepiest and unsettling games to come along in a while. Play it alone at night with the lights off and enjoy the creepy ride.

Although the storyline is definitely morbid and intriguing, Indigo Prophecy screams of Dance Dance Revolution and Simon with its directional controls and the near system requirement for a dual analog gamepad.

Although the story may be lacking “epic qualities” and a little short, the game still delivers on many of the promises that it makes.

By far the hardest rocking vampire versus elf game out there.

Indigo Prophecy may very well be the best adventure game for the Xbox...not much more needs to be said than that.

An enjoyable dungeon hack romp featuring everybody's favorite mutants.

An enjoyable hybrid RPG/action game that is accessible to the novice X-Men fan but pays the bigger dividends to the true fan.

Frantix will make you more frantic about the controls than the gameplay.

A good mix of an action/adventure game and a traditional fighter. Fans of either genre will find something to enjoy and MK fans will especially enjoy the references to MK lore.

MK fans will rate Shaolin Monks a fatality – others will find it surprisingly fun in short doses.

An interesting world and great atmosphere can't save repetitive gameplay made even more tedious by a terrible camera system.

There aren’t any big enough changes in Nightlife to change your mind about the game if you’re not a The Sims 2 fan to begin with, and certain issues such as long load times still persist in the game. However, if you’re looking to add some fun to your sims’ lives, Nightlife fits the bill quite nicely.