If there had been a better variety of enemies and missions and if the story really fleshed out and brought to life a Goldfinger/No power struggle, we could have had the makings of a classic.

It has a very unique, underground comic look to it that makes the game almost as much fun to watch as to play.

If you want to lose yourself completely in a game or need a reminder of why you enjoy gaming so much, Half-Life 2 is exactly what you need.

We've got some new rules for Fight Club. Rule Number One: Do not play Fight Club. Rule Number Two: Tell all of your friends about Fight Club.

If the combat were handled a little better, then Bloodlines would be a real RPG benchmark. As it stands, the battles will prove a bit frustrating to both RPG and action gamers.

Great presentation and some intense missions will draw you into the game's immersive environment and make for a very entertaining experience.

It’s not just for Dragon Ball Z fans any more.

You'll have a blast with both the campaign and the great multiplayer support.

A very run of the mill platform game. You'll probably want to fast-forward past this one.

We've got some new rules for Fight Club. Rule Number One: Do not play Fight Club. Rule Number Two: Tell all of your friends about Fight Club.

A very, very solid RPG for the Cube. Don't let the card based battle system scare you off if you're not into that sort of thing. It's done very well and adds a nice change of pace from the normal RPGs.

If you buy Altarian Prophecy to play the new campaign you’ll be happy with it, but otherwise don’t expect major enhancements to Galactic Civilizations from this expansion.

The game’s mission-based structures makes for a lot of opportunities to show cutscenes, and Jak 3 takes full advantage of this.

AntiGrav is the first game that actually makes you feel some of the energy it takes to do some extreme boarding.

There’s no space to explore, multiplayer option, ship customization, mission ratings … and not much to motivate you to go back and replay completed missions. So here we get to the question you have to ask yourself – do 21 missions of straightforward space shooting make the game worth the money to you?

Takes the addicting gameplay pioneered by EverQuest and makes it more streamlined, accessible, and more enjoyable than before.

A lot of great presentation, movement moments, and action, but also a lot of repetitive and frustrating stretches.

If you really, really must play a MMORPG space sim, then you should give VO a trial run as it does deliver the very basics. Otherwise, it is hard to recommend that you spend your MMORPG time and money on this one.

Who would have thought that combining a platform game with an online shooter would have been so much fun?

If the gameplay matched the atmosphere, Killzone would be a real winner.

A great idea wrapped up in a very mediocre game.

Enough like its predecessors that if ATV or ATV 2 didn't appeal to you, then ATV 3 isn't likely to change your mind. However, ATV fans will be quite happy with the latest game in the series.

Although based on a popular board game, you'll soon grow bored with this game.

A music game that’s really for puzzle gamers as music fans will have a hard time getting their groove on.

These Incredibles are just average.

An immersive Vietnam war experience hampered by poor AI.

There is a noticeable delay in pressing the attack button and the attack itself. Battles are in real time, so this delay can create all sorts of havoc.

A masterful blend of storyline, exciting action, and freeform gameplay that will keep you hooked for hours on end.