If there is a knock against Forza Motorsports it's that the game does not have much personality. The racing is great and the cars look sweet, but there's not much going on in between.

It takes a very methodical and patient strategy gamer to appreciate Laser Squad Nemesis.

Masterfully blends the best of MMORPGs and collectible card games into a unique and enjoyable online gaming experience.

A sweeping, deep, and complex game best left to those who revel in sweeping, deep, and complex games.

An intense and enjoyable alien and mutant killing frenzy.

Travel the world, meet cute and fuzzy creatures, and then kill them. What could be more fun?

A little more "I" in its "AI" would go a long way towards making this a great game.

This castle’s built on sand.

Jade Empire's unusual setting and deep, rich story should make it appealing to RPG fans. Other gamers will appreciate the more action-focused combat and shorter game length – about half that of typical RPGs.

A thoroughly enjoyable game and it also feels sort of good to be able to succeed in a first person shooter without having to kill every person that you come across.

Visually stunning but ultimately it is simply just another repetitive button masher.

It gives DOOM 3 fans more demon-killing gameplay set in a new storyline, while adding just enough new to ward off the “been there, done that” feeling. If you enjoyed DOOM 3 you’ll be very happy with Resurrection of Evil and shouldn’t hesitate to add it to your arsenal.

What it does it does well. Hunting demons in the dark is fun at times, but there's not much more to DOOM 3 than that.

Democracy sounds a lot more interesting than it actually is to play.

As good a stealth game as you'll find on the GameCube.

Myst IV will push your puzzle-solving skills to the limit.

The online mode is not something for the casual player, but if you take the time to learn to play the game right and to study the layout of the maps it can be an exciting experience.

Making a return appearance is the very innovative Spies vs. Mercenaries multiplayer with its own set of improvements including a very cool active camouflage for the spies that makes them practically invisible.

World at War is at once easy to play and challenging, making it a perfect game for those looking to refight World War II without getting bogged down in the details.

A great game at its core that lost a little in translation from the home console version of the game.

Every once in a while a game comes along that pushes the boundaries, that takes risks and innovates without losing the qualities that make games so enjoyable – God of War is one of those games. It’s a “best of system” quality game, game of the year material, and more.

The Matrix fans and MMORPG gamers looking for something without dwarves and elves should jack into The Matrix Online. However, like the movies there are disappointments.

If you’re looking for some quick hack and slash dungeon crawling on the go, it certainly will satisfy your need. RPG fans will more than likely find it disappointing, though, as the RPG side of the game is minimalist and lacking in depth.

The PSP’s first option for football gaming on the go is a good one and will fill the gap nicely as we wait for the system’s first full NFL game.

Sometimes it's good to play a game that succeeds so well in the entertainment category while remaining light and humorous and this is one of those times.

A very nice combination of squad-based strategy and all out first-person shooter action. Not as good as the Xbox version if you have the choice, but still a solid WWII game.

There are some good ideas here, but the game is more frustrating than frightening.

Take a Tom Clancy game, remove the realism, the freedom in pursuing your objectives, intelligent squad AI, and just about everything else that makes those games so much fun and you're left with nothing more than a mediocre shooter with a good storyline.