While maybe not as awe-inspiring as the first time we saw the Prince, The Two Thrones is a great way to end this series.

The Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones shares the dual personality of its title character in that it is at once immensely enjoyable and incredibly frustrating.

Best suited to younger gamers new to RPGs as veteran gamers will find it too simple and repetitive.

Legion Arena is a good buy for any gamer that loves playing General. It satisfies the need for a quick bloody battle and yet still provides enough depth to keep it all interesting.

A great workout tool for those serious about fitness.

While the controls may be on the simple side in a game like this that isn't a real issue because all you're want is to have fun.

If the environments were more open, if there was more variety to the puzzles, if the game lasted longer, if ..., then you could have had the best game of the year here.

There's nothing really more to the game other than an occasional comic book style still between levels. Unless you're the most diehard of Kong fan, there's not much that's going to hold your interest past your first session with the game.

If the environments were more open, if there was more variety to the puzzles, if the game lasted longer, if ..., then you could have had the best game of the year here.

If the environments were more open, if there was more variety to the puzzles, if the game lasted longer, if ..., then you could have had the best game of the year here.

Love Dragon Ball Z and you’ll like the game.

If you just want to be a gung ho Space Marine and put yourself into the middle of a run and gun shooting gallery, you'll have some good times with the game.

Like a bad sci-fi version of "Diablo" or "Diablo 2" set in outer space. Unless you’re dying to spend hours on a Diablo throwback, it’s likely that you will think of Space Hack as just another hack and slash RPG arriving on the shelves a few years too late.

I found the novelty of the dark-ops modes to make up for the less than compelling play of the deathmatch modes, but I don’t find myself looking forward to the next time I can jump online with the game like I have with other online shooters.

As close as you'll come to starring in an epic war movie.

The "z" in Dogz is for the snores this game produces in its players.

Rise of a Soldier will not appeal to everyone, but if you enjoy realistic shooters and would like a look into the life of an American soldier it is definitely worth your time.

Just like the plot of Aeon Flux, the game is sometimes brilliant, sometimes frustrating, and overall a bit on the confusing side of things.

The chance to skate a virtual LA will appeal to Tony Hawk fans and those new to the series will find the story mode a great way to quickly learn how to be a sick video skate rat.

The detail level is amazing, not just in the cars but in the cities and the crowds watching the races, I can talk about lighting (wait until you see your first night race!), textures, and the like, but it’s more effective if I simply ask: when was the last time you played a racing game in which you could see the instruments on the dashboard through the car’s rear window?

I sincerely hope that Gun does well enough to warrant a Gun 2, and that the sequel really fills out the gameplay and lets it truly live up to its full potential.

Next-gen football with great graphics that seem to have come at the expense of gameplay options found in current-gen versions of the game.

The style of the game is pure anime, with that Old West thing thrown in, but on the blocky side.

If you ever wanted to live the "Dawn of the Dead" experience, here’s your chance.

Releasing this game in its current state – now that’s a true crime.

Operation Spy is strictly for the 007 crowd – the age 0 to 7 crowd, that is.

Like in Hollywood, the real magic in The Movies is in the films you produce and not in the mundane business of making movies.

Roaming free is just not exciting as it should be as there is not really anything to do outside of beating on the poor townsfolk.